[戦術翻訳②] Coach Glasner explains enemy coach Pep’s tactics: “It’s a trap set by Pep” #Soccer

0:00 Explanation of Pep tactics 1:56 Explanation of countermeasures against Pep tactics ――――――――――――――――[Video content]Director Glasner explained the advantages of the tactics of the enemy general, Director Pep, and countermeasures when playing against him. ――――――――――――――――――[Explanation of Coach Glasner’s tactics from last time]Coach Glasner’s tactics that Kamata also recognizes are explained by himself https://youtu.be/qPK9Pq113is ――――――――――――――――――[Differences in tactics between the two men]① Coach Pep… 4 back – Possession ② Coach Glasner… 3 back – Counter → system and policy “Macro” ――――――――――――――――――[Common points between the two tactics]① Director Pep wants to create an open position and avoid pressing. To do this, reduce horizontal passes by using triangles and squares, and connect passes diagonally or vertically (2 midfielders + side/2 midfielders + false number 9, etc.) ② Director Glasner wants to set up a fast vertical counter. Make it easier to pass diagonally and vertically in a triangle (midfield + wingback + shadow, etc.) → Players Kamata and Wharton are important players because it is essential to have a high level of tactical understanding in the midfield who have something in common in terms of standing position and “micro” aim. ―――――――――――――――――― In the next match that Palace won in the FA Cup, manager Pep adopted a 4-3-2-1 and City won 3-0 with a parade of triangles and squares, achieving revenge. The next match is going to be a fun one!! ―――――――――――――――― The audio was provided by Ryusei Aoyama from VOICEVOX. ―――――――――――――――――― #Soccer #Japan National Soccer National Team #Daichi Kamata #Crystal Palace #Coach Glasner