FootballWhispers
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- Feb 28, 2017
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Hey guys,
How are you all doing?
We've got an analytical preview looking at areas Spurs should look to exploit against Arsenal. it's detailed and there's analysis from previous Arsenal matches to help highlight the points.
"Most top sides use possession to carry out a specific tactical scheme in order to score a goal, but the Gunners often appear simply to have possession with scoring a goal as the sole aim. In short, they miss a step, and their passing often seems unstructured and purposeless as a result.
This lack of structure is something Tottenham could take advantage of, particularly in Arsenal’s early build-up. The below image highlights the issues Wenger’s side can face. Their central defender within the 3-4-2-1 receives the ball, but neither of the two central midfielders are available – Granit Xhaka is covered, while Aaron Ramsey is far too high up the pitch to be safely passed to."
How Spurs can exploit Arsenal
Cheers,
Sam
How are you all doing?
We've got an analytical preview looking at areas Spurs should look to exploit against Arsenal. it's detailed and there's analysis from previous Arsenal matches to help highlight the points.
"Most top sides use possession to carry out a specific tactical scheme in order to score a goal, but the Gunners often appear simply to have possession with scoring a goal as the sole aim. In short, they miss a step, and their passing often seems unstructured and purposeless as a result.
This lack of structure is something Tottenham could take advantage of, particularly in Arsenal’s early build-up. The below image highlights the issues Wenger’s side can face. Their central defender within the 3-4-2-1 receives the ball, but neither of the two central midfielders are available – Granit Xhaka is covered, while Aaron Ramsey is far too high up the pitch to be safely passed to."
How Spurs can exploit Arsenal
Cheers,
Sam
