A few minutes later, Lewandowski just got the ball when he saw Milner appearing beside him again.

Once by chance.

twice……

Lewandowski also began to suspect that Aston Villa had made adjustments and Milner came to guard himself?

Lewandowski, who was entangled by Milner, made a fake move, and then saw that Milner was not fooled, he passed the football out.

Gotze took the ball.

Lewandowski turned around and ran forward, Gotze wanted to pass the ball.

However, under Clement's tough defense, Clement touched the moment the football passed.

Lewandowski wanted to retreat and respond.

Milner rushed up too.

When two people pulled and pulled, no one controlled the ball.

Football was obtained by Modric.

Aston Villa would have to launch a counterattack. If Hummels hadn't performed well and used his body to block Klose's header on the goal line, Dortmund would have almost conceded the ball again.

Klopp was shocked when he watched it off the court.

He has no doubts anymore, and Fang Jue has made targeted adjustments to his adjustments.

Moreover, the effect of Fang Jue's tactical adjustment can be said to be immediate.

On the court, Dortmund's players also quickly discovered that Aston Villa's defense was indebted.

Lewandowski took the ball again, but in the face of Milner's entanglement, there was no good way to attack directly at the goal, so he could only transfer the ball helplessly.

Fang Jue can respond so quickly?

How is it possible.

Klopp was unwilling to believe it, but in fact it was exactly the case.

After some observation, Klopp also saw clearly the "true face" of Aston Villa's tactical adjustment.

Aston Villa changed the lineup into a three-guard system.

Milner's position was adjusted to the midfield and formed three midfielders with Clement and Modric.

This greatly enhanced the midfield's defensive ability, while also liberating Modric's offensive ability to a certain extent.

Aston Villa's previous counterattack that almost caused a goal was due to Modric's organizational instigation.

It can be said that Fang Jue's adjustment not only curbed Dortmund's counterattack in a very targeted manner.

At the same time, it also maximizes the release of Aston Villa's offensive energy.

With Milner's help in the midfield, Clement's interception was bonused.

The offensive system of Modric, Bale, Mane, Suarez and Klose began to bloom.

Aston Villa once drove the offensive bus to Dortmund's penalty area, forming offensive suppression.

Faced with Aston Villa's change of formation, Klopp was thinking about how to deal with it.

Before Klopp could think of a solution.

Aston Villa scored.

Modric's position suddenly became even earlier, and he fought a triangular offensive system with Suarez and Klose in a narrow area.

Suarez finally completed the shot in front of the goal.

After Weidenfell's pounce, Mane knocked the ball back.

Modric knocked.

Gareth Bale drew a beautiful arc with his left foot, and the football bypassed the players from both sides in the penalty area and spun into the net

Three to one!

Aston Villa once again widened the score gap to two goals.

Fang Jue waved his fists on the sidelines to cheer for the team's goal.

He was happy not just about the goal itself.

This is the first time Aston Villa has changed his team into a three-back system in an official game.

The team's tactical results in pre-season drills were reflected.

...

Between the 1980s and 1990s, the three-back system began to make its debut on the world football stage.

It was created to fight against the most mainstream tactical system in modern football - traditional 4-4-2.

Traditional 4-4-2 is a system with several "two-person tactical teams" as basic components.

These "two-man tactical teams" include: center team, full-back and wing forward team, center-forward team and center-back team.

This formation allows a team to cover the field to the maximum extent.

The system of three defenders is to add one central defender, and the extra central defenders can maximize the connection between the opponent's two forwards.

In addition, the extra midfield can also cut the opponent's midfield space.

In essence, football is a space game.

If you want to win the game, you must do two things as much as possible: create space for your talented players to the greatest extent and limit your opponent's offensive space.

In 2004, Jose Mourinho coached Chelsea, and the three forward tactics began to gain a foothold in the Premier League.

Chelsea under Mourinho is the first team in the Premier League to use three strikers and three midfield tactical system as the team's preferred formation.

The most important player in that Chelsea team is Claude Marklele, who, as a defensive midfielder, fills the gap between Chelsea's central defender and central defender well.

The field he covers is not particularly large, he is not a passer with outstanding vision, and he rarely scores, but he provides enough defensive coverage for the team.

Marklele's presence gives Chelsea's central defenders a lot of opportunities to get into the offense because they know the defense line behind them is safe.

In fact, Aston Villa also used a three-forward lineup in some games, relying on Aston Villa also has a Marklele-like player: Clement.

The rise of the three forward tactical system led to the demise of the three defenders tactical system.

Many advantages of the three-back system gradually disappeared with the widespread use of the three-forward tactics, and even turned into its disadvantages.

This is because the three defenders are no longer facing a double forward, but a center and two counter-foot wingers.

The three-back system with high-position defense has a particularly obvious disadvantage when facing defense and counterattacks, because the fast horse winger in the opponent's team will easily break through the slower central defender, and there is no extra guard staff to provide auxiliary defense protection at this time.

Therefore, over the years, there have been quite a few teams using the three-back system.

Now, Aston Villa suddenly played the three-guard system, which made Klopp and Dortmund very uncomfortable for a while.

Klopp thought quickly, and he immediately made adjustments. Groskreutz came on as a substitute and Shinji Kagawa was replaced.

Groskreuz appeared on the front line and formed three forwards with Lewandowski and Reus.

This is to use the traditional three forward system to fight against the three defender system.

Well, this is also the standard answer.

However, Klopp soon realized that his adjustment had not been effective.

It’s not that the three forwards’ experience of restraining against three defenders is wrong, but because Aston Villa, who plays in the three defenders system, is different.

The existence of Clement has strengthened the shortcomings of the traditional three-guard system to the greatest extent.

This is also the capital and reliance that Fang Jue dared to change his formation into three defenders when facing the fierce attack and fighting for the active Dortmund.

The camera gives two head coaches close-ups.

Klopp was worried.

Fang Jue leaned backwards in tactical manner, please call me:

Fang. Tactics Master. Awaken!

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