My name is Colani

Last season, Barcelona introduced Ibrahimovic to change a tactic. Guardiola thought too well that Ibrahimovic could adapt to his tactical system. However, the fact is that Ibrahimovic is a little repulsive to Guardiola's system.

Is Ibrahimovic's efficiency bad? ! Not bad at all, but his tactical play on the court is not in line with Guardiola's concept system. After all, Ibrahimovic is too tall, so fast movement is a problem. Guardiola needs to keep running in the frontcourt. This is obviously a test for Ibrahimovic. He likes the tactical play with him as the core in the frontcourt.

This point cannot be agreed by Guardiola, so the contradiction between the two people later became deeper and deeper. Ibrahimovic said that Guardiola was a hypocrite and did not speak directly to him. Guardiola felt that he was innocent. Didn't I say it? ! I said, if you don't do it my way, I will say shit to you.

After experiencing the failure of Ibrahimovic, Guardiola finally realized that he really didn't need a high point in the frontcourt. He needed to continue his small and fast style of play. So David Villa came to Barcelona. After the adaptation period, he perfectly integrated into Guardiola's tactical system.

So Ibrahimovic and Guardiola had a personal grudge due to tactical conflicts.

However, the reality is cruel to Ibrahimovic. Barcelona lived well after he left, at least there was nothing to complain about in the record, while Milan only got a high score in the transfer rating after having him. At this stage of the league, Milan has no possibility of reversing the situation.

Guardiola has the experience of beating Trapani, but he also has the experience of being beaten by Trapani. How to deal with Trapani? ! He thinks he has experience in dealing with Trapani.

Guardiola and Wenger both played 433 in this game. Barcelona's goalkeeper was Valdés, Alves, Pique, Busquets, and Adriano lined up in the back line, Xavi, Iniesta, and Keita formed the midfield, and Pedro, Villa, and Afellay formed the forward line.

Trapani's goalkeeper was Kameni, Evra, Boateng, Barzagli, and Kolarov formed the back line, Mascherano, Schweinsteiger, and Cazorla formed the midfield, and Di Maria, Messi, and Suarez formed the forward line.

Di Maria was in better shape in the second half of the season, and Suarez was in better shape, so they formed a more stable trident. In such a major game, Wenger must have used all the main players. Mascherano had only recovered from injury for a few days, but Wenger still chose him in the midfielder position.

Wenger unexpectedly sent Evra to the right back. Evra is a left-footed player who often plays as a right back. However, he also played as a right winger in the early days. He can be regarded as a general player in the front court. This arrangement is a bit surprising, but also a bit helpless.

Macho is suspended and cannot play. Coleman is the only right back. Wenger has never made up his mind to let Coleman start. This is a very important home game. He does not distrust Coleman, but he feels that this game will bring great pressure to Coleman. Once there is any mistake, Coleman's confidence, which has just been restored, will probably suffer another blow.

There is also Barzagli in the team who can play as a right back. He has played as a right back before. When there is a three-center back system, Barzagli is usually on the right. However, Barzagli's offensive ability is insufficient. After discussing and negotiating with the players, Wenger finally put Evra at the right back.

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Hugo and his team have already taken their seats in the stands. The players are coming out. Wenger and Guardiola, the two coaches, shook hands and greeted each other in a friendly manner at the entrance of the passage.

Some fan organizations in Trapani did intend to give Barcelona some trouble and tried to disturb the Barcelona team's rest, but Barcelona was indeed very cautious and cunning. They released false news and actually quietly settled in the hotel in Palermo. The wishes of Trapani fans were not fulfilled.

So today, Barcelona's bus was almost attacked by Trapani fans when it entered the stadium, and their players were also booed violently when they entered the stadium. Only Pedro enjoyed sporadic applause. Although he is Spanish, he is indeed a serious Trapani youth training product, and Trapani fans are still tolerant of him.

Guardiola did not receive that kind of treatment. It may be because Guardiola always put Barcelona first, and some of his remarks were biased towards Barcelona. The fans were a little jealous, so Guardiola was also booed. Guardiola could only sit back in his coaching seat with a wry smile.

The referee of this game was the English referee Thomson, who had rich experience in law enforcement, but the confrontation between the two most powerful teams in recent years still put a lot of pressure on him.

Billions of viewers around the world watched the game, and commentators from various countries sitting in the live broadcast room were also very excited, broadcasting this world-class super confrontation in various languages.

After the pre-match ceremony, Thomson blew the whistle to start the game. Barcelona, ​​playing away, took the lead in kicking off. As soon as the ball was touched, the Google Stadium was filled with deafening boos. Trapani fans obviously wanted to put pressure on Barcelona players by booing.

It's true, Barcelona really made a mistake. Trapani quickly pressed forward, and the speed of the pressing was very fast. Barcelona's backcourt had no time to react. Busquets made a long pass, which was intercepted by Trapani in the backcourt. After three passes and two falls, there was a fast break. Messi rushed forward and made a low pass after getting the ball. Suarez kicked the ball away, causing exclamations from the stands.

Wenger stomped his feet on the sidelines. He didn't really like excessive pressing, but he still wanted to grab the start at the beginning of the game today. He specifically told the players to press boldly and prevent Barcelona from passing and controlling the ball on the ground in the backcourt. However, he knew that it would be difficult to find Barcelona's mistakes even in this way. A rare good opportunity was wasted, and he must have regrets in his heart.

Today's main tactic is Wenger's traditional one. He likes to seize loopholes between offense and defense, and he will start to attack from the backcourt. Many coaches are used to clearing the ball when defending, but Wenger and Guardiola are not such coaches. Guardiola is used to controlling from the backcourt, while Wenger requires the team to have a clear forward thinking when defending, and think more about the forwards. The players on the front line must run out of space in the frontcourt and do not need to participate in too much defense.

Guardiola's philosophy is to uphold all-out attack and defense, while Wenger's tactical philosophy is not all-out attack and defense.

Guardiola did not blame the backcourt. He kept indicating that the backcourt also needed to stay calm and not use too many long passes under Trapani's pressure. This is not their advantage at all.

Wenger's tactical play is simpler and more direct. Once the ball is intercepted, he will immediately launch a forward attack. Barcelona is very experienced in local range siege and rob. The two sides were evenly matched in the first ten minutes, and the back lines of both sides almost did not leave too many loopholes for the opponent.

But in any case, neither team is the kind of team that tends to defend, and the main theme is still offense. Some commentators have seen the characteristics of both sides. Barcelona is more accustomed to running in the frontcourt, while Trapani encourages the autonomy and creativity of the frontcourt players.

Once any one of Suarez, Messi, and Di Maria gets the ball, the remaining two and Cazorla will run around the player with the ball. They are more accustomed to using the speed advantage of the front line to counter offside.

It feels like Barcelona seems to be more sophisticated, but Trapani can give full play to the counter offside ability of the front line players.