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Korisnik Twittera stvorio je uvjerljivu nit koja ističe kako su Liverpoolu, koji se nalazi na čelu Premier lige, prouzrokovani problemi od zimske pauze.
Nade Redsa da će sezonu završiti neporaženi u ligi uništene su nakon šokantnog poraza od Watforda (3-0) prošlog mjeseca.
Nade za osvajanjem treblea ove sezone su srušene od strane Chelseaja u FA kupu gdje su izgubili sa 2-0 prije nego što su izbačeni iz Lige prvaka od Atletico Madrida.
Sada je korisnik Twittera istaknuo kako i zašto se Liverpool mučio za pobjedu u nekim svojim utakmicama.
Navodno je glavni problem što Liverpool nije ostvarivao pobjede u posljednje vrijeme taj da su timovi ograničili njihove opasne prodore sa bekovskih pozicija.
Twitter nam je pokazao problem u njihovim utakmicama protiv Napolija, Atletica i Watforda. Pogledajte malo bolje ispod i prosudite sami.
?How and why have Liverpool been caused problems since the Winter Break? – an analysis thread: pic.twitter.com/2Qzj44EhWU
— Premier League Panel (@PremLeaguePanel) March 1, 2020
A recurring in Liverpool's handful of games they have not won this season has been teams limiting dangerous crossing positions for their full-backs
— Premier League Panel (@PremLeaguePanel) March 1, 2020
•This started with Ancelotti's setup against them in Naples back in September, where he played a 4-4-2 with wide midfielders Insigne & Callejon working very hard at tracking back all the way into their own half.
This limited Trent & Robertson to ZERO chances created pic.twitter.com/fd2dmoFGkT
— Premier League Panel (@PremLeaguePanel) March 1, 2020
•Simeone then took this formula to the next level at the Wanda.
Played the same rigid 4-4-2 as Ancelotti,with Koke & Llorente (sub for Lemar)- two natural central midfielders playing in wide positions, tracking Trent & Robertson
This limited the duo to ZERO big chances created pic.twitter.com/00UZtZfONN
— Premier League Panel (@PremLeaguePanel) March 1, 2020
•Watford did very similar to the above, with Deulofeu (and his replacement Pereyra) taking up extremely deep positions to track Trent & Robertson
Sarr was slightly more advanced but that was due to his incredible athleticism to transition from defence to attack very quickly pic.twitter.com/89BcSzicAp
— Premier League Panel (@PremLeaguePanel) March 1, 2020
• Further evidence of this, is that arguably LFC's best performance came vs Leicester where Maddison was deployed in a wide midfield role- he made just 6 sprints in the game (Mané- 20, Salah- 12)
And it allowed Trent too much room to dominate the game and lead LFC to a 4-0 win pic.twitter.com/xOOEYqsqzk
— Premier League Panel (@PremLeaguePanel) March 1, 2020
•So if LFC are shut down on the flanks, then attention reverts to the centre of the pitch. What's going on there?
1. Fabinho return to DM- trademark pass which opened up sides was a clipped pass out wide which took defenders out the game. Not seen this since before his injury. pic.twitter.com/T1d360fdK8
— Premier League Panel (@PremLeaguePanel) March 1, 2020
2. Henderson was providing this penetrative threat from the middle (important to note when he was playing as a DM in Fabinho's absence, not as an attacking 8) with lofted balls thru the middle of opponent defences- see Mané goal vs Norwich and Ox goal vs Bournemouth pic.twitter.com/Y8h91tUrFt
— Premier League Panel (@PremLeaguePanel) March 1, 2020
3. LFC miss a dribbling midfielder to draw opposition wide midfielders away from the full-backs & create good crossing positions
Man Utd limited LFC in the OT draw til Keita's sub showed how he can be vital to create space as he did for Robertson's assist pic.twitter.com/3BY2oXRlKs
— Premier League Panel (@PremLeaguePanel) March 1, 2020
