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⚫️🟡Borussia Dortmund 2–3 FC Barcelona🔵🔴 Tactical Analysis Dortmund’s 4-3-3 relied on high pressing and wide play, with Gittens and Duranville threatening Barça’s fullbacks. However, midfield gaps and fatigue proved costly.
Dortmund’s aggressive press targeted Barça’s right side, but Flick shifted buildup to the left, gaining numerical superiority in midfield. This created chances Barça couldn’t finish. ↪️ Safer passes reduced directness, limiting the team’s impact despite dominance.⬇️
Barça’s right side shone with Yamal and Koundé, while Balde’s limited final-third contribution weakened the left. 🔁 Flick adjusted pressing to stifle Dortmund’s wide play, but central gaps emerged as Lewy’s pressing intensity dropped late in the first half.⏭️
‼️Dortmund compacted their press on Barça’s left, neutralizing earlier advantages. Barça relied on Pedri’s brilliance for progression. Breaking the press exposed Dortmund’s high defensive line, allowing Barça to create better chances and score three goals.✅
Barça struggled with crosses, over-relying on the offside trap. Dortmund capitalized with midfield runs, leading to their penalty and second goal. 🚷 The trap needs adjustment, marking late runners instead of relying solely on positioning.⤵️
Ferran’s pace and finishing turned the game with two goals, while FDJ struggled to impact buildup. Gavi might’ve been a better option. Flick’s structural pressing adjustments need improvement, as intensity alone couldn’t stop Dortmund’s advances.
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