"City won this, but not in Guardiola style": PSG - Manchester City

05/05/21 • 41 min

We analyze PSG against Manchester City, the Champions League semi-final played on May 4th 2021.
- City's 4-4-2 shape: almost like Atlético
- PSG problems in possession: fullbacks and Icardi
- Neymar's role: not good enough in the final third
- City's tweaks at half-time
- PSG losing their head
- Evaluating PSG's season
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“I can’t remember Real Madrid not showing up in a big game like this": Real Madrid - Chelsea post-match podcast

We analyze Real Madrid versus Chelsea, the Champions League semi-final played on April semifinal played on April 27, 2021.
- Zidane's pivot to 5-3-2 and why it didn't work
- Chelsea buildup getting past Madrid's press
- Madrid not showing up
- Tuchel's coaching
- Will Chelsea rue that they did not get more from this match?
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"Perhaps we hyped up these games too much": FC Barcelona - Atletico Madrid & Real Madrid - Sevilla post-match podcast

We try out a different podcast format! We analyze two key games in La Liga's title race, FC Barcelona vs Atletico Madrid and Real Madrid vs Sevilla played on May 8th and 9th, 2021.
- 5-3-2 vs 5-3-2
- Carrasco vs Mingueza
- The impact of Busquets' absence
- How the Araujo sub improved Barça
- Why did Sevilla play without a striker?
- Sevilla become too conservative
- Real Madrid's chaotic attack
- The impact of Asensio and Gutierrez
Feel free to send an e-mail to [email protected] for any questions and comments you may have about the pod. We are also present on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
You can also send a message to Erik (@erikelias_) and Jose (@jcperez_) on Twitter!