The chariot soul controls the overall situation, and Kroos holds up the backbone of Germain! Who says Germany can't compete for the title?

Those things about Chinese football

2024-06-15 05:25Posted in Jiangsu Sports Creators

In the opening game, the Germans fought a brutal "war of annihilation" at home.

Behind the 5-1 scoreline, the Germans have already closed the second half! And what is even more brutal than 5-1 is that the Scottish players did not shoot in the whole game, and their face-saving goal was still Rudiger's own goal!

The German team's performance in this game can be summed up as follows: there is a lot of energy up front, a leisurely midfield, and little trouble at the back.

When Wirtz, Musiala and Kai Havertz all scored, Germany's new trident was ridiculed as a troika of a new generation.

But the reason why the German team was able to win so easily was that their key man was the chariot soul who controlled the overall situation, and it was the best player in this team, Tony. Cross.

In the 49th minute of the game, after Kroos made a mistake in passing forward, three teammates quickly grabbed the ball back, which also became Toney. Kroos' first pass error of the game.

Along with the passing errors that occurred in the second half, Kroos made all 55 passes in the first half, and the vast majority of passes were forward. Behind the precise delivery, Mr. Tony staged the teaching of the back position.

How do midfielders receive passes from centre-backs? The wrong case is the Chinese team in recent years. Whether it is Wu Xi or Wang Shangyuan, as long as the opponent presses the formation up and presses it high, they will stand next to the striker or even behind the striker, and their standing "micro language" is to tell the defender to hurry up with a big foot.

And a good midfielder, like Kroos. Before he receives the ball, he will take the lead in predicting the big picture. He's been running to find the best point of contact. In the face of Scotland's iron bucket formation, which lacks fighting strength and impact, in the first half, Kroos deliberately pulled the position back, and when the German team was defending and attacking, he alone was equivalent to the left central defender, left back, and back The ball task was packaged.

As soon as Kroos returned, the left-back boldly stepped forward, and Musiala and Gundogan leaned left from time to time, which also gave the German team a numerical advantage on the left. If the opposition had to shift the defensive formation to the right, Kroos would use a precise pass to the feet of Kimmich, who was inserted on the weak side.

Germany's opener came when Kroos moved to Kimmich, who crossed into the middle and was outflanked by an unmarked Wirtz.

If the opponent does not choose to tilt the defence to the right according to the overall movement of the German team, the German team can also blow the opponent's right flank through Kroos with cannonballs delivered from behind.

Germany's second goal came from the fact that when everyone thought Kroos was going to move to the right, he suddenly went straight to Gundogan, who then went straight to the left to find Havertz, who set up Musiala to score.

The combination of long and short passes, extreme control on the field, it can be said that under Kroos's combing, the familiar Germanic chariot has finally returned. And with Kroos in extreme control behind him, Gundogan can maximize the skills of the back insertion.

Of course, the number of people invested in the offensive side is relatively large, which also means that once the opponent counterattacks, it will encounter relatively large defensive pressure; Nagelsmann's answer to this question is to use extreme high pressure to directly strangle the Scotsman's counterattack in the cradle. The German's high pressing made it difficult for the Scots to get the ball across the half.

When Tony. When Kroos was substituted in the 79th minute, his pass completion rate "dropped" to 98%, and this is a true midfield master!

Before the European Championships, few people talked about the German team when it came to who would lift the trophy.

But when the powerful licensing machine props up the backbone of the chariot, coupled with the bonus of the home stadium, who dares to say that this German team is not the favourite?

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