FootballWhispers
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- Feb 28, 2017
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Hello again guys,
We've been here before. Here's a piece on how Christian Eriksen will be key if Dortmund are to take full advantage of a depleted Dortmund side in the Champions League.
"The Tottenham manager will look to Eriksen to be his primary string-puller in possession. Although it’s unclear as to whether Dortmund will set up to absorb pressure and hit Spurs on the counter, the home side will certainly be forced to do their fair share of chasing the ball. In the three Bundesliga matches they have played so far, Dortmund
In the three Bundesliga matches they have played so far, Dortmund have averaged 66.9 per cent possession, including 83 per cent of the ball against Freiburg, the most by any team in a German league match in ten years."
Eriksen the key
As ever we appreciate the feedback.
Cheers,
Sam
We've been here before. Here's a piece on how Christian Eriksen will be key if Dortmund are to take full advantage of a depleted Dortmund side in the Champions League.
"The Tottenham manager will look to Eriksen to be his primary string-puller in possession. Although it’s unclear as to whether Dortmund will set up to absorb pressure and hit Spurs on the counter, the home side will certainly be forced to do their fair share of chasing the ball. In the three Bundesliga matches they have played so far, Dortmund
In the three Bundesliga matches they have played so far, Dortmund have averaged 66.9 per cent possession, including 83 per cent of the ball against Freiburg, the most by any team in a German league match in ten years."
Eriksen the key
As ever we appreciate the feedback.
Cheers,
Sam
