#头条创作挑战赛#
Today, the world of football is undoubtedly dominated by a battle of the spotlight – the Champions League semi-final between Bayern Munich and Real Madrid. Among them, Bayern defender Kim Min-jae's penalty conceded due to a mistake in the final stage sparked widespread criticism from the media and fans, and some even described his performance as "catastrophic".
However, after I delved into this game, I found a different perspective. Admittedly, Kim's foul point was a key factor in conceding the goal, but it was not an isolated incident, and there were deeper tactical reasons behind it. In my opinion, Bayern Munich manager Thomas Tuchel's last-minute tactical arrangements are also debatable. His tactical choices were too egotistical, which may have given Real Madrid the chance to strike a fatal blow to some extent, but also increased the risk of the team conceding a goal in the closing stages.
I was impressed by the ingenuity of Florentino's PR strategy for Real Madrid. In my opinion, Real Madrid is undoubtedly the only team in the quarter-finals of the Champions League that can still be praised by the media even if they are comfortable with their bus tactics. For example, when Vinicius scored the first goal for Real Madrid, the commentators praised it: "This is only Real Madrid's second goal, this is the unique charm of Real Madrid! Although he was pressed by the opponent for more than 20 minutes, the lethal through ball of 'Mr. Toni' proved that Real Madrid did not need too much possession to win." ”
This commentary reminds me of Mu Shuai. What would happen if Real Madrid's manager was not Anshuai but Mourinho? I'm afraid we'll hear comments similar to those of Manchester United's legend: "Even if you win, it's a shame." However, it was with this sharp counter-attacking tactics that Real Madrid managed to eliminate Pep Guardiola's Manchester City with just 38% possession at home and as low as 33% away. This fully demonstrates the complexity of human nature, and the same defensive counter-attacking tactics can be seen as a classic without Mourinho, and can be seen as ugly once associated with Mourinho. This double standard is undoubtedly an interesting sight in the world of football.
I'm not trying to belittle Carlo Ancelotti's coaching ability, but I'm basing my analysis on facts. Looking back on Anshuai's coaching experience, whether it was at Everton, Bayern, Paris Saint-Germain, Napoli or Chelsea, it seems inevitable that his end will end in the next lesson. However, when we compare Mu Shuai's similar experiences, we can't help but wonder: why is Mu Shuai often accused of "cheating liquidated damages" with the same fate of leaving class?
Looking at Anshuai, his coaching performances at Napoli and Everton were indeed very poor, while Jose Mourinho led Tottenham and Roma to at least the finals, and won the final under his direction. Such an achievement undoubtedly shows that Mourinho's coaching ability and tactical use in specific situations are still top-notch. But even so, Mu is still defined as "no good" by people who only squirt for the sake of spraying.
A closer look at Tuchel's tactical set-up for the game shows that the main problem with Bayern's failure to win this game was that Tuchel did not take stock of the situation in the last 20 minutes of the game with a bus defensive strategy similar to that of Real Madrid against Manchester City. In fact, if Bayern had adopted this defensive strategy, Real Madrid's existing combination of players would have struggled to break down Bayern's goal with their numerical superiority in the box.
However, Tuchel insisted on pressing high at the end of the pitch, a tactic that was too risky against Real Madrid's agile strikers. So when Bayern's less agile defenders make mistakes in front of Real Madrid's strikers, leading to a point, it all seems to be a no-brainer.
Finally, we have to admit that it is no accident that Real Madrid have won so many Champions League trophies. Because they have a president who really understands the ball. Similarly, without Mourinho's Champions League and Premier League, imagine why one has dominated all these years?
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