In the last few minutes of the first half, the Polish players began to press frantically.

The Italian team also temporarily changed its tactics, falling from high to low, and fell back in the first half, and the referee blew the whistle.

At the end of the first half, both sides entered the intermission.

In the locker room, the Italian team is summarizing the first half.

Overall, they performed well in the first half and basically kicked out all the tactical effects that Maniro wanted.

But the problem is not.

For example, Pavorvsky's goal.

On the one hand, Pavorvsky's personal ability is indeed strong, and on the other hand, it is also related to the playing habits of Italian goalkeeper Areola.

With that ball, Areola was almost about to break out of the penalty area.

What does this mean?

Does it mean that he has strong attacking ability?

That's right.

But it also means that he attacked too far.

It's not that he's gone far from the goal, but he's so close to the goal that he's running for a long time when he's about to attack.

If Areola's position was already outside, near the penalty kick or even near the penalty area, it would not be the turn of Pavorvsky to shoot the football, which would be destroyed by Areola in advance.

This is the disconnection effect of high-level ball control on the defense line. To reduce this adverse impact, there must be some special requirements for the goalkeeper's position.

"Areola, you have to bravely walk out of the penalty area!" Maniro said, "Our defense is very high, which gives the opponent plenty of room for counterattack. But if your position is high enough, many of their long passes can be destroyed by you in advance."

"Of course, this tests your judgment very much. Whether you should bravely attack and destroy the opponent's goal or quickly retreat to the goal line, you need to judge these yourself."

"But one thing I want to remind you is that when the opponent gets the ball, you should pay attention to the opponent's ultra-long-distance hoop shot."

Maniro doesn't want Areola to be the background board for other people's wonderful goals.

The blow to the young goalkeeper was almost fatal.

"In addition, everyone, especially all the players in the midfield and frontcourt, you should pay attention." Manelo clapped his hands and attracted everyone's attention. "In the second half, as time goes by, the Polish team will become more and more impatient, and their strength of the scramble will be greatly improved."

"At this time, it is unrealistic to still want to perfectly achieve high-level ball control."

"I allow the distance between the front, middle and back three lines to be lengthened, and the defense line will retreat appropriately, so as to control the ball more calmly. But this also increases the difficulty of playing the ball, and requires everyone to run more actively."

"You should get used to this kind of active running. Even the three forwards in the frontcourt must participate in the retreat and catch the ball."

"In addition, once the opponent completes the interception in the midfield and frontcourt, don't hesitate. Any player in the midfield and frontcourt will go up and press! We must oppress them at a high position."

"Don't be afraid that our offensive formation will be disrupted because of this. We have such good players in chaos. Whether it is Molic, Ceballos or Lu Yang, they all have the ability to quickly discover deadly offensive paths from the crowd."

"So in the second half, I only have one requirement for you, that is, to increase the running, whether it is to catch the ball or return to defense!"

Next, Maniro arranged the rules for pressing in detail.

Oppression is a word that many people know, referring to the restrictions and pressing of players on the opponent's ball.

But oppression actually has its own system.

People-to-people are one type, and regional defense is another.

After a long-term competition evolution, the two gradually formed a fusion.

Because a single person is targeted or defended in the area, it is easy for the opponent to find loopholes.

The two must be seamlessly connected to achieve the best defensive effect.

And this requires a defensive core to come forward!

Most players are responsible for defending their own areas, but they often find it difficult to completely block the opponent by themselves and need the help of players near the area.

However, the range of activities of the approaching players is limited, so I can only help temporarily. Once the opponent is away from the area where the approaching players are located, the approaching players will not dare to leave their posts at will.

At this time, the importance of a defensive core covering almost the entire game is highlighted.

His range of activities is extremely wide. No matter which teammates have a ball-holder in the area, he can rush over as soon as possible and act as the main defender to suppress and grab the opponent.

Once the football is transferred, he will follow the past as soon as possible, continue to put pressure on him, and cooperate with his teammates in the new area.

In the backcourt, this core is usually the one who grabs the game, because the players in the backcourt should prevent themselves from losing positions.

In the midfield and frontcourt, the teammates in the area can be the teammates in the area, and the defensive core can stand in a better position to prevent loss of position.

In short, there are many details in it.

It is naturally impossible to arrange everything with a short halftime break, but there is no problem in establishing the defensive core.

At that time, the defense in the midfield will be directed by this defensive core.

The only person who has such strong running ability and excellent defensive ability and knows when they should appear in what position is Lu Yang.

The larger the running range, the higher the requirement for a player's sense of position.

So theoretically, the larger the running range, the more competent the players will be on the court.

Players such as Beckenbauer, Mattus, and Kant are almost able to play from the frontcourt to the backcourt.

And my brother Lu himself plays from the backcourt to the frontcourt. If he reverses it, he will naturally be competent.

The second half, the game begins.

The Polish player remained calm in the first five minutes and continued to play according to the first half.

But in the fifty-fifth minute, they suddenly attacked.

Their midfielder suddenly stepped forward and robbed fiercely.

Pompeti was directly surrounded and lost his ball rights.

But Pompeti pressed the opponent at the first time and did not give the opponent a chance to transfer football.

Kanyes did not retreat immediately, but helped Pompeti block the opponent.

The opponent passed the ball to the middle, Pompeti continued to chase him, and Kanyes took the opportunity to run to his backcourt to avoid serious loss of position.

Lu Yang pushed over at this time, and Sogel was also shrinking.

The opponent still did not give the ball to the route ahead.

At this time, Polish players can pass back, but they are obviously unwilling to waste a chance to fight back, and he continues to pass it to the midfielder on the right.

And there, Molic also pressed on it immediately.

After the opponent was blocked by Moric for a moment, Lu Yang appeared in the player's field of vision again.

At this time, Molic decisively robbed the opponent, and the opponent passed Molic, but then Lu Yang seized the opportunity and directly slipped over with a slip, kicked the ball out, and knocked the opponent down.

This was a very clean steal, and Lu Yang's movements were well controlled, and there were no fouls throughout the whole process.

On the contrary, the other party's fall felt like he was deliberately trying to mess with Lu Yang.

He had lost control of football at that time. After Lu Yang tackled the football, the Polish midfielder could jump up and avoid it in time, but he did not.

He deliberately wanted a foul, or even wanted to get Lu Yang a yellow card.

Fortunately, the referee's eyes were bright and he signaled that the ball did not foul.

The Polish midfielder was still arguing with the referee, but after getting up, Lu Yang knocked the ball directly to Molic and rushed towards the Polish team's penalty area.

The situation of the battle changed in an instant.

Italian team, murderous intent is revealed!

Soger, Lu Yang in the middle, Ceballos on the left, and Pompeti on the right, four arrows were fired at the same time.

Although Poland had a complete lineup of defense, since Sebalos and Pompeti also chose to cut in, the penalty area was in a panic and the grass and trees were all in the army.

In such a chaotic and complicated situation, Molic dribbled the ball and then made a cross from the left forty-five degrees.

Lu Yang pushed Sogel: "Go out!"

Sogel understood it and suddenly retreated to the edge of the penalty area near the penalty spot.

This means to grab the front point.

The Polish central defender naturally could not let Soger go and followed him.

But then he found that the football was too high and Sogel could not get it at all.

Similarly, the central defender was unable to stop the pass, and he turned around and looked at the football as soon as possible.

There, Lu Yang is having a physical confrontation with another central defender.

Lu Yang occupied a better position and was easier to touch the ball at the first time.

But the ball is blocked behind Lu Yang by his central defender, and Lu Yang does not have the environment to attack.

At least that's what he thinks.

Until the football flew to Lu Yang's right, the same height as his head.

Lu Yang faced his back to the goal, carried the Polish central defender, and suddenly leaned his body to the left, raised his right foot high, and gently lifted the football with his right foot outer instep or even the soles of his feet towards the football.
To be continued...