@@JohnCox-ut3cv The vibe is definitely Bayern being the team to beat again. Leverkusen already picked up their first loss, breaking their streak and while they showed a strong defence in their game against Bayern, there was not much in the way of counterplay, even their one goal wasn’t really because they created chances, it was one of those goals where the ball just somehow ended up in the net. But once again against an almost suffocating FC Bayern attack they ended up with only 1 goal against them, which was a great shot but also one of those goals where the ball somehow ended up in the net.
@jokesonu3412 yes bro, if you watch a fucking bayern game you will know and dont just see he scoreline. Yk your team is good when you force a team to park the bus. The disaster tucheliban left us with to this amazing football attacking mentality monsters.
12:00 About beating the bayern press... there's a new tactic I've seen in some lower league games I've forgotten the fixture but they play a left footer at rb and right footer at lb to make sure when that pass going into them they're not forced down the line but rather open up and try to switch play.... it actually does work well when the switch the properly executed.
Wow, I was thinking about that idea yesterday when I was watching a tactical analysis video. It’s seems like a good idea to avoid being too predictable and give the fullbacks more options
@@Kobble8 The only issue is, these full backs are easier to pass down the line as most people are better at tackling with their dominant foot - you need some degree of two footedness to protect the line
The Joe Gomez Liverpool tactic, i love it. Hope Slot tries to do this, but he doesnt seem too keen on playing Gomez left or right back because of his lack of attacking talent
About leaving a man up top to run in behind, it will be funny if Kompany tries to counter it by asking Neuer to stay high up to rush in when the long ball gets played. Obviously not so much that he just concedes a long-range goal, but just enough that he can run to close in when the ball is floating in the air and challenge the striker for it. Probably still too risky, but if any keeper can pull it off, it's Neuer.
As the ways to play against them, you can also just avoid build up at all, kick the ball long to a tall guy and then push the line up and press the second ball like Newcastle were doing 2 years ago with Burn.
Absolutely.. I am a Bayern manisch Fan. And the Weak points are Long fast Balls and pressure on Opa and kim. They Suffer when they dont have time and Need to react fast. Do this 6 times against Opa and his Self confidence will be destroyed fasten as we think.
I reckon also playing teams with good build up will be a problem too that can beat that press a lot more often because lets be honest they have not played the best of teams so far
You are right except you can't have it both ways. Bayern has fast wingers too so a team with a compact midfield can still be destroyed on the wings. Long balls are fine. You can score 1 or 2 with them but what's the point when you concede 5?
10:20 I can see Real Madrid employing such a setup if they were to face Bayern. Madrid have insane pace upfront. They'd just have Mbappe and Vinicius as the two outfield players
Wow I love the new opposition analysis stuff you are doing and kudos to the subscriber that. Suggested it. Another thing I would do is if I take the ball back to my keeper, we see it a lot at Manchester City and Brighton, playing bounce passes. If the ball goes to my keeper, then play a bounce pass off the center back to my midfield and Bayern Munich (or the opponent) is open and hopefully a through ball to the winger or wing-back who is now one on one or direct to the goal! Thank you.
It will be interesting to see how he employees this against barca where you have 3 best long passer in pedri, de jong and cubarsi. Lamine on right side who can beat anyone, create out of minimal space. Balde and Raohinha with their pace on left. Plus olmo and Lewandowski who are great finishers inside the box.
They didn't win but dominated possession by 70% kept leverkusen in their half and had way more shots. Didnt get the w, but dominating in a draw is a tactical victory.
we drew vs them but we were very unlucky bayer liverksuen only defended ! comparing to tuchel poor tactics bayer destoryed us now they coudn't do a thing saldy we didn't win tho especailly with alot of chances
Completely dominated them. It was a 1 - 1 game but could have been 4 - 1 for Bayern if they were a bit more clinical finishing those chances and have a bit more luck.(Gnabry hit the post twice for example)
Kompany learned from Guardiola. His tactics are proof that possesion, instant pressing and stretching the defense with passes around the 16m IS STILL the way to go. Barca, City, Bayern - all dominated Europe while Guardiola was their coach. Now Kompany plays a similar role. I hope Bayern stay consistent and ecspecially work their ass off for their teammates (eg Sane, Coman defending) like in Hitzfeld or Heynckes era. If so, they will dominate Europe again very soon.
I like this new addition part to the videos! Thank you. It will be interesting to see what bigger European clubs can carry out against such a tactic from Bayern!
@FootballMeta. Another great video! Can't wait for your next analysis. What would be interesting is skill and confidence in relation to tactics. I coach a not so great u14 team in matter of skill. But it is fun to train these young boys and your videos help me to get ideas and better understanding of tactics and playstyle. I don't think my team will become so good we will continuesly win titles. As long as the boys keep improving. You have been analysing the greatest teams. My request is: can you analyse a team which is currently winning a lot of games, but on paper should not be winning that many games?
for 3 days I've been looking for analyses about Kompany's Bayern, but all of them on UA-cam speak about psychology and stuff like that. Finally, a proper analysing.
Bayern during the attack are able to effortlessly rotate the ball along the edges of the cage they have built in. Like you ve said, what Im proposing is not easy to do, but if they are able to time and make good shadow cover pressess once the ball goes to either of their wide man, they could cut off the rotation and probably get a loose pass or they have to go back all the way to their keeper.
Great insights! I've watched a couple of games for bayern and I think they can struggle against oppositions they havent faced yet in the league like munchengladbach...the fact that the back 4 are distant about 30 meters from the mid 3 can take off some of bayern's direct heavy press, think about locating your players relatively far from your GK in build up, this should take off some pressure..
Don't forget the important aspect: all the players are smiling and they seem to be enjoying the freedom and trust he gives them. He might've learned from Pep, but he's nowhere near as rigid and he lets the players move and make decisions according to what they see. It's been great so far!
I deployed such strategy at training today using Bayern's pressing system, and the opposition fullback moved into the wing position allowing the winger to tuck into the half space thereby giving troubles to our pressing. Also their CB moved into the CB role thereby not allowing us to press compactly or with a long ball behind, the our backline becomes exposed.
about how to play against Bayern. 1. use left footer as right fullback and use a right footer as a left fullback. This helps them to use the feet that is farther from the defender to make those long switch passes, which is very likely to improve the quality of those switches. The effect can also be realized by pushing the fullback forward while dropping the midfielder into a deep wide position. 2. When the ball goes to the left fullback for example. The left centreback should move forward. Kane is likely to follow him so as to avoid a central overload. And for Olise is it impossible to close down the goalkeeper and the right centreback at the same time. So who ever the free man is, just switch. To make the whole process quicker, the left fullback should be a bit more inverted, when the left center back attempts to move forward. 3. Speaking of counterattacks, you can have one forward moving constantly on an offside position no matter he stays central or drags out wide. There is the possibility that Bayern's center back will be dragged into a lower position. Therefore the space between the lines are opened up. So the offside can suddenly drop back to onside position when he smells the chance of a counterattack. It is also possible that the defenders just ignore the offside player. In that case, just throw a long ball to the your winger, who is ought to be marked by one centerback. But the centerbacks will soon realize that they can't mark the player who used to be offside but now onside. That tactic has been used by a Scottish team. A Quiz: If you know the team, leave its name below!
About Musiala and Kane dropping between the lines , creating an imbalance in the defensive line The fullbacks must keep being at the same line of the CB’s, creating an offside trap and forcing the wingers to move down with them
I agree that there are a lot of caveats with the opposition analysis. You definitely need a keeper or centerback with a strong passing ability. You definitely need a striker or winger with a good touch or ability to win and hold the ball from the air. I'd say that it would be nearly impossible for a team to beat Bayern's high press through short passes, purely because going man to man whilst receiving the ball as a player is so dangerous. One lapse in judgement or slow touch, or little mistake equals a turnover. The solution would be to, like you said, get Bayern to commit to a flank, work the ball back to the keeper or centerback, then they can play the long diagonal from a deeper, more safe position when Bayern has yet to shift back. Longer passes however, take a long time to get to their target. Bayern will have time to defend, but at least this can get the ball up the field. If we have a good player that can win and hold the ball as well, we can begin to move through Bayern's formation from midfield rather than in front of goal. I've yet to see much on Bayern's defensive tactics when a team has worked their way up the field, but a good team like Man City would be able to get the ball up to midfield while maintaining possession, possibly utilizing a player like Haaland or Grealish to receive the ball up the field from a long pass.
I think elite teams could exploit their rest defence by creating a mismatch against Upa and Kim. We’ve seen how Kim struggled against pacey and agile opponents, and how Upa struggled against physically imposing strikers
A system's approach: let's all run forward when we've got the ball and when we loose it, run back VERY fast. It's fun no matter what you call it: soccer AI. D:D:D.
Instead of using only those dots on the board, how about showing more of what is going on in the pitch using a real match scenario to explain their movements, that way one can truly see how effective their play is.
What the fuck do you mean? He absolutely dominated every team he has played so far and is very good and 1 fucking loss you guys are criticising him like that? Chill the fuck out.
Coming back to this during Bayern vs. Leverkusen. Obviously, I don't know the result yet, but so far it's been nothing but total domination without Bayern scoring. Leverkusen can barely get out of their defensive third, but they had one shot on target and are 1-0 up from a long shot by Andrich.
some good stuff again. about countering bayern's press, i have some ideas. why not bait the press and build out with a double pivot so when a bayern player commits to the goalie(who can keep his studs on the ball) there's a free man and can do quick wall passes to escape. since bayern press high why not increase the distance kane and musiala have to press... either spread the centre backs or even drop the full backs deeper to increase distance between coman and davies. im not sure if they're possible though
I think a 3-4-3 while playing the ball long and making a square with whichever played shift to the side to have a numerical superiority in that side of the pitch and from there just build a high speed combination to get Bayern off guard since they have slow center backs.
Tbh Real Madrid, though stronger, are below par I feel. They are just winning 3-2 against lower ranked teams. But again, we can’t underestimate them. They have this pattern of starting slow and surprising everyone. Will be an interesting game for sure
@@Samelamers Finally someone who agrees with me. As a Bayern fan, I was disheartened when the won the 2016 champions league. 2 of Ronaldo’s goals were clearly offside. But last season they did deserve to win. They played well
@@Samelamershow are their wins suspicious? They have been winning for a long time and you do not need to win by 5 goals to win a match. Look at city, they usually win with huge margins but struggle in Europe
The scenario you’re mentioning in the pov of the rival, has been played out. Mexico vs Germany 2018. Mexico mantained a compact 4231, where the right winger became a wingback in defense, and attacked diagonally in transition, creating an overload on the left side with a winger kept high as you mentioned. Knock on from the striker were very dangerous and with a bit more talent, mexico could’ve scored a few goal on germany
Great effort really and Great analysis dude keep up the good work and i wanna suggest an idea to talk about in the upcoming videos like here in this video for example talk about how bayern coach or the coaches generally teach their players how to be fluid like that and move from structure to another successfully one last thing what is the app that u using as tactical board at the end of the video i will really appreciate if u replied to my comment
i think if opponents alter their press to a rigid 4-5-1, it can allow for more players in the center of the pitch to prevent bayern from playing through the same zones
To olay around their press, I'll have my 2 centre backs drop deep along with the keeper to form a back 3, invert one of my fullbacks into halfspace, the other fullback remains in position, and have my ball playing and holding midfielder(in half space) drop deep too. So we have a 7 vs 5 or 6 if opposition presses high.
they have Neuer at the back, his starting position is near the center of the field, not inside his box when they're attacking. He takes care of long balls usually.
I love Kompany's philosophy: We are the best team in the league? Then let's play the most offensive and dominating football possible, because we are the only one the can allow themselves to do that, we fear no one... I'm looking at you, Allegri
Don't you think if we used the 3-4-3 and do what eddie howwie did against ange's tottenham last season Don't you think it wiil be effective when the wingers shield the fullbacks and the striker covering the holding
12:00 would try the de zerbi build up using ur pivots on Kane and Jamal with a couple of bounce passes and 3rd man runs I think u can evade the press but u would need to commit
I see Kompany's tactic is similar to what Guardiola applied in his club he managed, Kompany learned a lot of tactics directly from Guardiola during his service in ManCity
Mi é piaciuto molto il parte nuovo alla fine. Vorrei anche vedere, se puoi, come faresti il sessione per insegnarla ai giocatori tuoi. So che non sei un allenatore però ne hai aiutato uno da prima. Grazie! Tuoi video sono fantastici
I'd argue that Kompany at Burnley was not bad or even mediocre. He took a bad Burnley side, recently relegated from the Prem, and got them overperforming, winning the Championship. If he had the players that could fit his system, he would've definitely stayed up. I think Bayern saw this and were convinced that his system would benefit Bayern, and we're seeing it now.
would it make a difference if the opposition dropped a pivot into their backline? ideally you could move kane and musiala with more proactive rotations like an inverting fullback, moving a CB wide, splitting the back 2 with a midfielder or inverted fullback
I am a barca fan and bayern vs barca is going to be an amazing game according to me. I think if they leave a player empty on any side due to their overloads on the other side barca can take advantage of it with the ball playing abilities of cubarsi and inigo. Let's see what happens.
They’ve imposed themselves on the low level opposition with very fluid combinations so far but i’m yet to see how they fare against a side with a good mid block that can also play and not rely solely on counters.
I would look at long diagonal balls or balls over the top getting the full back to turn & defend going backwards. Alternatively, if I had the players I would bring the Munich players onto the ball and play through & around them.
Kompany is doing this with a squad that isn’t perfectly suited for his tactics. Wait till the bosses gain confidence and bring in his players. Wirtz or Nico Williams could replace Gnabry and the most important player is TAA imo.. He’s perfect for this system
TO BREAK BAYREN'S PRESS would shift my midfielder into fullback position and fullback to push up and winger to striker position (runs to break def line)
The best thing to counter Bayern right now is to pump long balls to bully their flanks. As for short build up, maybe I can stack more men central to render their frontline useless
Opposition analysts pov was a great addition, many thanks ⚽️❤️
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As a bayern fan, this is peak lifetime no lock down, no bad gameplay and identities AND analyzers analyzing bayern. Such a good time to be alive!
Are Bayern once again the obvious first team in Germany or do Leverkusen & Dortmund offer a better chance of winning the league?
@@JohnCox-ut3cv The vibe is definitely Bayern being the team to beat again. Leverkusen already picked up their first loss, breaking their streak and while they showed a strong defence in their game against Bayern, there was not much in the way of counterplay, even their one goal wasn’t really because they created chances, it was one of those goals where the ball just somehow ended up in the net. But once again against an almost suffocating FC Bayern attack they ended up with only 1 goal against them, which was a great shot but also one of those goals where the ball somehow ended up in the net.
Peak huh
@@jokesonu3412 2020 bayern also lost a few games not an issue for us
@jokesonu3412 yes bro, if you watch a fucking bayern game you will know and dont just see he scoreline. Yk your team is good when you force a team to park the bus. The disaster tucheliban left us with to this amazing football attacking mentality monsters.
12:00 About beating the bayern press... there's a new tactic I've seen in some lower league games I've forgotten the fixture but they play a left footer at rb and right footer at lb to make sure when that pass going into them they're not forced down the line but rather open up and try to switch play.... it actually does work well when the switch the properly executed.
Wow, I was thinking about that idea yesterday when I was watching a tactical analysis video. It’s seems like a good idea to avoid being too predictable and give the fullbacks more options
@@Kobble8what video?
@@Kobble8 The only issue is, these full backs are easier to pass down the line as most people are better at tackling with their dominant foot - you need some degree of two footedness to protect the line
That's literally how Barcelona plays with Inigo as a left Cb
The Joe Gomez Liverpool tactic, i love it. Hope Slot tries to do this, but he doesnt seem too keen on playing Gomez left or right back because of his lack of attacking talent
About leaving a man up top to run in behind, it will be funny if Kompany tries to counter it by asking Neuer to stay high up to rush in when the long ball gets played. Obviously not so much that he just concedes a long-range goal, but just enough that he can run to close in when the ball is floating in the air and challenge the striker for it. Probably still too risky, but if any keeper can pull it off, it's Neuer.
he actually did it and fell down and was on the bench for two games. but it worked.
This aged perfectly.
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As the ways to play against them, you can also just avoid build up at all, kick the ball long to a tall guy and then push the line up and press the second ball like Newcastle were doing 2 years ago with Burn.
Or Don Carlo at Everton, with Calvert-Lewin
Absolutely.. I am a Bayern manisch Fan. And the Weak points are Long fast Balls and pressure on Opa and kim. They Suffer when they dont have time and Need to react fast. Do this 6 times against Opa and his Self confidence will be destroyed fasten as we think.
I haven't been watching their games this season, looks like I should. Love the Kompany tactics
Bayern vs Leverkusen is tomorrow, it could be a great match to watch. Two teams that play the best attacking football in the world at the moment.
You should watch them play if you like the game❤
Long balls and fast wingers will be a problem for them.imagine them playing a team with two upfront and compact midfield like Inter Milan.
I reckon also playing teams with good build up will be a problem too that can beat that press a lot more often because lets be honest they have not played the best of teams so far
Bayern cooked inter 2-0 b2b in the ucl
You are right except you can't have it both ways. Bayern has fast wingers too so a team with a compact midfield can still be destroyed on the wings. Long balls are fine. You can score 1 or 2 with them but what's the point when you concede 5?
@@niccolomachiavelli8763didnt know kompany was bayern coach at that time
@@hideInbushTT doesnt matter. bayern play the same way not as agressive as under Nagels.
10:20 I can see Real Madrid employing such a setup if they were to face Bayern. Madrid have insane pace upfront. They'd just have Mbappe and Vinicius as the two outfield players
And also the referee❤❤
@@YaelEvreuklovic standard delta uniform mike mike yankee comment
Is all cuddles and giggles until they face Real Madrid.
@@Atite_Lometen*the referee
@@YaelEvreuklovicThe ref is so underrated for Real Madrid 😢😭
1:55 as a bayern fan i was rolling when he called upa and kim consistent 😂
Given the kinds of opponents they've faced so far, I'd be interested to see how they fare against the bigger sides
Leverkusen, Dortmund, Stuttgart, Aston Villa and Barca in the next weeks
fair. We find out this weekend
Wow I love the new opposition analysis stuff you are doing and kudos to the subscriber that. Suggested it.
Another thing I would do is if I take the ball back to my keeper, we see it a lot at Manchester City and Brighton, playing bounce passes. If the ball goes to my keeper, then play a bounce pass off the center back to my midfield and Bayern Munich (or the opponent) is open and hopefully a through ball to the winger or wing-back who is now one on one or direct to the goal!
Thank you.
Just hope Barca will have most of their players fit in time for Bayern & Classico so we can have a treat
It will be interesting to see how he employees this against barca where you have 3 best long passer in pedri, de jong and cubarsi. Lamine on right side who can beat anyone, create out of minimal space. Balde and Raohinha with their pace on left. Plus olmo and Lewandowski who are great finishers inside the box.
They haven't faced any top-level team yet. Let's see how they fare next against Leverkusen.
They didn't win but dominated possession by 70% kept leverkusen in their half and had way more shots. Didnt get the w, but dominating in a draw is a tactical victory.
A 1-1 draw
we drew vs them but we were very unlucky bayer liverksuen only defended ! comparing to tuchel poor tactics bayer destoryed us now they coudn't do a thing saldy we didn't win tho especailly with alot of chances
They put Kusen in their pocket, lowest anount of passes, possession and shots on goal for Kusen in the Alonso era.
Completely dominated them. It was a 1 - 1 game but could have been 4 - 1 for Bayern if they were a bit more clinical finishing those chances and have a bit more luck.(Gnabry hit the post twice for example)
as a big Müller fan its sad to realize Müller aint starting anymore but its great to see my team playing well again💯🔥
Yes, but in his age he dont have to play all time in all games! When on the pitch he can still help his team enormous ❤❤
Kompany learned from Guardiola. His tactics are proof that possesion, instant pressing and stretching the defense with passes around the 16m IS STILL the way to go. Barca, City, Bayern - all dominated Europe while Guardiola was their coach. Now Kompany plays a similar role. I hope Bayern stay consistent and ecspecially work their ass off for their teammates (eg Sane, Coman defending) like in Hitzfeld or Heynckes era. If so, they will dominate Europe again very soon.
When a person re-reads his experience wisely and with understanding, he produces something new and practical, such as Company.
You could go deeper into the Role of Neuer, as a CB in the first and second third
He's doing a fantastic Job so far in Bayern! Respect Coach
Great vid, but could you try to work on the pronunciation of the names?
Especially with Kimmich.
Nice nitpick
I like this new addition part to the videos! Thank you. It will be interesting to see what bigger European clubs can carry out against such a tactic from Bayern!
Looks like Bayern have great Kompany within their squad now 😂
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Love this comment 😂
@@sk_1724 hate this comment
i love that i believed in him when he got signed, he’s done an amazing job
Good analysis. I can imagine that the speed of Marmoush and Ekitike may take advantage of their high defence on Sunday.
@FootballMeta. Another great video! Can't wait for your next analysis.
What would be interesting is skill and confidence in relation to tactics. I coach a not so great u14 team in matter of skill. But it is fun to train these young boys and your videos help me to get ideas and better understanding of tactics and playstyle. I don't think my team will become so good we will continuesly win titles. As long as the boys keep improving.
You have been analysing the greatest teams. My request is: can you analyse a team which is currently winning a lot of games, but on paper should not be winning that many games?
0:30 Insert "Welcome to Football Meta" here 😉
German subtitles are perfect!
for 3 days I've been looking for analyses about Kompany's Bayern, but all of them on UA-cam speak about psychology and stuff like that. Finally, a proper analysing.
Bayern during the attack are able to effortlessly rotate the ball along the edges of the cage they have built in. Like you ve said, what Im proposing is not easy to do, but if they are able to time and make good shadow cover pressess once the ball goes to either of their wide man, they could cut off the rotation and probably get a loose pass or they have to go back all the way to their keeper.
Great insights! I've watched a couple of games for bayern and I think they can struggle against oppositions they havent faced yet in the league like munchengladbach...the fact that the back 4 are distant about 30 meters from the mid 3 can take off some of bayern's direct heavy press, think about locating your players relatively far from your GK in build up, this should take off some pressure..
Fernando Torres' goal against Barca is an example that amplifies your suggestion to leave an attacker higher up away from the build-up...
2-4-4 is a very risky formation especially during when counters
It even worked against a team like Leverkusen which is very good with counter attacks.
@@hitbox_91we’ll see later down in the season in crunch times
the whole team drops back on defense though
Great video, keep up the good work
Bayern’s opponents have been really easy so far. Let’s see how they do against Leverkusen.
I'm fully aware this video could age like milk in around 24 hours lol
@@FootballMeta The risky lifestyle, i like it
Yeah ok Hasan.
A yeah and we didn't deserve to win the UCL against PSG right? And also Messi owns us❤ Whatever makes you happy my Asian ❤❤
A yeah and we didn't deserve to win the UCL against PSG right? And also Messi owns us❤ Whatever makes you happy my Asian ❤❤
Awesome stuff, thank you.
What is the software you use for tactical animations?
Don't forget the important aspect: all the players are smiling and they seem to be enjoying the freedom and trust he gives them. He might've learned from Pep, but he's nowhere near as rigid and he lets the players move and make decisions according to what they see. It's been great so far!
ya we saw it against aston villa and leverkusen :)
Your analysis is top notch...Well done
I deployed such strategy at training today using Bayern's pressing system, and the opposition fullback moved into the wing position allowing the winger to tuck into the half space thereby giving troubles to our pressing. Also their CB moved into the CB role thereby not allowing us to press compactly or with a long ball behind, the our backline becomes exposed.
about how to play against Bayern.
1. use left footer as right fullback and use a right footer as a left fullback. This helps them to use the feet that is farther from the defender to make those long switch passes, which is very likely to improve the quality of those switches. The effect can also be realized by pushing the fullback forward while dropping the midfielder into a deep wide position.
2. When the ball goes to the left fullback for example. The left centreback should move forward. Kane is likely to follow him so as to avoid a central overload. And for Olise is it impossible to close down the goalkeeper and the right centreback at the same time. So who ever the free man is, just switch. To make the whole process quicker, the left fullback should be a bit more inverted, when the left center back attempts to move forward.
3. Speaking of counterattacks, you can have one forward moving constantly on an offside position no matter he stays central or drags out wide. There is the possibility that Bayern's center back will be dragged into a lower position. Therefore the space between the lines are opened up. So the offside can suddenly drop back to onside position when he smells the chance of a counterattack. It is also possible that the defenders just ignore the offside player. In that case, just throw a long ball to the your winger, who is ought to be marked by one centerback. But the centerbacks will soon realize that they can't mark the player who used to be offside but now onside. That tactic has been used by a Scottish team. A Quiz: If you know the team, leave its name below!
3 refers to Kyogo Furuhashi from Celtic huh 😂
Opposition analysis was top!
About Musiala and Kane dropping between the lines , creating an imbalance in the defensive line
The fullbacks must keep being at the same line of the CB’s, creating an offside trap and forcing the wingers to move down with them
Good analysis
wow ! What an amazing video ! Nice job 👌
I agree that there are a lot of caveats with the opposition analysis.
You definitely need a keeper or centerback with a strong passing ability.
You definitely need a striker or winger with a good touch or ability to win and hold the ball from the air.
I'd say that it would be nearly impossible for a team to beat Bayern's high press through short passes, purely because going man to man whilst receiving the ball as a player is so dangerous. One lapse in judgement or slow touch, or little mistake equals a turnover.
The solution would be to, like you said, get Bayern to commit to a flank, work the ball back to the keeper or centerback, then they can play the long diagonal from a deeper, more safe position when Bayern has yet to shift back. Longer passes however, take a long time to get to their target. Bayern will have time to defend, but at least this can get the ball up the field. If we have a good player that can win and hold the ball as well, we can begin to move through Bayern's formation from midfield rather than in front of goal.
I've yet to see much on Bayern's defensive tactics when a team has worked their way up the field, but a good team like Man City would be able to get the ball up to midfield while maintaining possession, possibly utilizing a player like Haaland or Grealish to receive the ball up the field from a long pass.
I'm a manager playing Bayern next week.
Me: taking a trip to Manchester.
I think elite teams could exploit their rest defence by creating a mismatch against Upa and Kim. We’ve seen how Kim struggled against pacey and agile opponents, and how Upa struggled against physically imposing strikers
Great analysis, thank you
i was waiting for this
great channel. wish i knew all of this when i still played fifa
It is a nice analysis on how to stop Bayern.
Reminds Arne Slot tactics
A system's approach: let's all run forward when we've got the ball and when we loose it, run back VERY fast.
It's fun no matter what you call it: soccer AI. D:D:D.
Kompany like he said he is aggressive fighting spirit brave and Bayern is there like to make things true and done exactly what kompany said
I liked the opposition analysis at the latter half.
Instead of using only those dots on the board, how about showing more of what is going on in the pitch using a real match scenario to explain their movements, that way one can truly see how effective their play is.
Copyright issues. So many tactical analysis channel got banned for showing clips from real matches
Copyright makes it difficult I imagine.
What’s wrong with dots anyway? Sometimes I even think it’s clearer
I'd love to but yeah as others have pointed out copyright is a real pain, need to be very careful what I use
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People actually acting like Kompany is a good trainer bc he beat nobodies with a world class team 😂
What the fuck do you mean? He absolutely dominated every team he has played so far and is very good and 1 fucking loss you guys are criticising him like that? Chill the fuck out.
As a Bayern Munich fan. I say great analysis
Just thinking of this video before I went to play ff, and qm back at UA-cam to see the video 😁
Coming back to this during Bayern vs. Leverkusen. Obviously, I don't know the result yet, but so far it's been nothing but total domination without Bayern scoring. Leverkusen can barely get out of their defensive third, but they had one shot on target and are 1-0 up from a long shot by Andrich.
Great video, i love the opposition analysis... could you make an opposition opposition analysis?
yew aston villa showed how accurate was your analyse!! 😂
Amazing analysis
some good stuff again. about countering bayern's press, i have some ideas. why not bait the press and build out with a double pivot so when a bayern player commits to the goalie(who can keep his studs on the ball) there's a free man and can do quick wall passes to escape.
since bayern press high why not increase the distance kane and musiala have to press... either spread the centre backs or even drop the full backs deeper to increase distance between coman and davies. im not sure if they're possible though
Another interesting team is Torino and Olympique Marseille of Vanoli and De Zerbi, will you talk about it?
I think a 3-4-3 while playing the ball long and making a square with whichever played shift to the side to have a numerical superiority in that side of the pitch and from there just build a high speed combination to get Bayern off guard since they have slow center backs.
Did Emery watch this video?
It would be difficult against Real Madrid, good old Italian tactics would be nemesis to this type of tactics,
Yes but not when you got cheeky wingers.
Tbh Real Madrid, though stronger, are below par I feel. They are just winning 3-2 against lower ranked teams. But again, we can’t underestimate them. They have this pattern of starting slow and surprising everyone. Will be an interesting game for sure
@@prajwalsrinivas5157 TBH madrid wins look suspcious. they pay refs for sure.
@@Samelamers Finally someone who agrees with me. As a Bayern fan, I was disheartened when the won the 2016 champions league. 2 of Ronaldo’s goals were clearly offside. But last season they did deserve to win. They played well
@@Samelamershow are their wins suspicious? They have been winning for a long time and you do not need to win by 5 goals to win a match. Look at city, they usually win with huge margins but struggle in Europe
The scenario you’re mentioning in the pov of the rival, has been played out. Mexico vs Germany 2018. Mexico mantained a compact 4231, where the right winger became a wingback in defense, and attacked diagonally in transition, creating an overload on the left side with a winger kept high as you mentioned. Knock on from the striker were very dangerous and with a bit more talent, mexico could’ve scored a few goal on germany
nice observation. that was a great game to watch. the world cup is always good with a strong Mexico.
You look like Gavin from the Slow Mo Guys :D Great Video btw, subscribed!
Great effort really and Great analysis dude keep up the good work and i wanna suggest an idea to talk about in the upcoming videos like here in this video for example talk about how bayern coach or the coaches generally teach their players how to be fluid like that and move from structure to another successfully one last thing what is the app that u using as tactical board at the end of the video i will really appreciate if u replied to my comment
i think if opponents alter their press to a rigid 4-5-1, it can allow for more players in the center of the pitch to prevent bayern from playing through the same zones
Bro love your tactical animations 😍
Please how do you do these ?
To olay around their press, I'll have my 2 centre backs drop deep along with the keeper to form a back 3, invert one of my fullbacks into halfspace, the other fullback remains in position, and have my ball playing and holding midfielder(in half space) drop deep too. So we have a 7 vs 5 or 6 if opposition presses high.
And you're stuck on your own half
they have Neuer at the back, his starting position is near the center of the field, not inside his box when they're attacking. He takes care of long balls usually.
I love Kompany's philosophy: We are the best team in the league? Then let's play the most offensive and dominating football possible, because we are the only one the can allow themselves to do that, we fear no one...
I'm looking at you, Allegri
Don't you think if we used the 3-4-3 and do what eddie howwie did against ange's tottenham last season
Don't you think it wiil be effective when the wingers shield the fullbacks and the striker covering the holding
12:00 would try the de zerbi build up using ur pivots on Kane and Jamal with a couple of bounce passes and 3rd man runs I think u can evade the press but u would need to commit
Can you make a video of your tactics if you were a manager and players that will fit the system
I fell like the opponents should play short quick passes to open their defence😅
I see Kompany's tactic is similar to what Guardiola applied in his club he managed, Kompany learned a lot of tactics directly from Guardiola during his service in ManCity
told he was not a "good" manager after relegation with burnley. Now shining as the manager of Bayern Munchen
Bro can you do pre match tactical analysis of big games like Newcastle vs City, Man Utd vs Spurs Etc.
Mi é piaciuto molto il parte nuovo alla fine. Vorrei anche vedere, se puoi, come faresti il sessione per insegnarla ai giocatori tuoi. So che non sei un allenatore però ne hai aiutato uno da prima. Grazie! Tuoi video sono fantastici
I'd argue that Kompany at Burnley was not bad or even mediocre. He took a bad Burnley side, recently relegated from the Prem, and got them overperforming, winning the Championship. If he had the players that could fit his system, he would've definitely stayed up.
I think Bayern saw this and were convinced that his system would benefit Bayern, and we're seeing it now.
Funny how so many people say Kompany was a bad choice, and now Bayern is dominating
would it make a difference if the opposition dropped a pivot into their backline? ideally you could move kane and musiala with more proactive rotations like an inverting fullback, moving a CB wide, splitting the back 2 with a midfielder or inverted fullback
For me I would defend less and overload the middle with one defender playing a formation based on triangulation (3,5,2 or 4,1,2,1,2)
I am a barca fan and bayern vs barca is going to be an amazing game according to me. I think if they leave a player empty on any side due to their overloads on the other side barca can take advantage of it with the ball playing abilities of cubarsi and inigo. Let's see what happens.
They’ve imposed themselves on the low level opposition with very fluid combinations so far but i’m yet to see how they fare against a side with a good mid block that can also play and not rely solely on counters.
I like the "how would you counter it"
Great video mate, could you tell which app you’re using for the formations ?
I would look at long diagonal balls or balls over the top getting the full back to turn & defend going backwards. Alternatively, if I had the players I would bring the Munich players onto the ball and play through & around them.
Kompany is doing this with a squad that isn’t perfectly suited for his tactics. Wait till the bosses gain confidence and bring in his players.
Wirtz or Nico Williams could replace Gnabry and the most important player is TAA imo.. He’s perfect for this system
Best attacking players in Europe
TO BREAK BAYREN'S PRESS would shift my midfielder into fullback position and fullback to push up and winger to striker position (runs to break def line)
The best thing to counter Bayern right now is to pump long balls to bully their flanks. As for short build up, maybe I can stack more men central to render their frontline useless
Please! Why Newcastle United tactics is poor this season
please make something on defence and goalkeeping