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  • Jan 2, 2025 | betweentheposts.net | Achraf Lamdarhri |Josh Manley |Tom Quartly

    Real Madrid bit the dust when they got swept aside by rivals, Barcelona in Supercopa de España final. Hansi Flick’s men translated an utter dominance to four goals in the first half. The referee sent Wojciech Szczęsny off. Nevertheless, it didn’t change anything as Barcelona fought equanimously until the whistle. Tactical analysis and match report by Achraf Lamdarhri. We decided to make this article free to read. If you want to support our work, consider taking a subscription.

  • Dec 1, 2024 | betweentheposts.net | Fahd Ahmed |Muhammad Raza |Tom Quartly

    As a football writer, Fahd objectively explores various talking points while leaning on data analytics to provide better context. He is also currently pursuing a professional diploma in football tactical analysis with Barça Innovation Hub (Universitas). [ View all posts ]

  • Dec 1, 2024 | betweentheposts.net | Emmanuel Adeyemi-Abere |Tom Quartly |Josh Manley

    True to their nature, Brighton bring creative ideas to the table, and their latest outing saw a switch to a new structure. But it cannot excuse the errors that thwarted their clever solutions in possession as their hosts adapted to the task and took all three points in a decisive display. Tactical analysis and match report by Emmanuel Adeyemi-Abere. The Premier League prides its product on stiff competition throughout the top tier of English football.

  • Nov 3, 2024 | betweentheposts.net | Gaurav Krishnan |Tom Quartly |Om Arvind

    Enzo Maresca & Mikel Arteta went up against each other for the first time in the Premier League as managers of Chelsea & Arsenal. Gabriel Martinelli gave Arsenal the lead in the second half with a near post finish. But Pedro Neto’s first Premier League goal for Chelsea was enough to seal a draw for the Blues at Stamford Bridge. Tactical analysis and match report by Gaurav Krishnan. The apprentices have succeeded their master, or at least, they have emerged from the years under his tutelage.

  • Nov 3, 2024 | betweentheposts.net | Agostino Dosselli |Tom Quartly |Nick Hartland

    In Italy, the 0-0 draw has long been heralded as a symbol of defensive prowess, reminiscent of the valiant resistances demonstrated by Italian soldiers in the past. Yet, this match offers a different narrative. Rather than a testament to the defensive mettle traditionally celebrated, the goalless draw reflects a struggle in offensive creativity.

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