Borusse wrote: something like what happened in the CL final.
Borusse wrote:The pressing is great if you have time to rest during the game,
Footballers from England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are playing more minutes in the Championship and the Scottish Premiership than they did five years ago.
"There's some fantastic youth development work being done in the Football League. About £60m per year is invested in youth development in the Football League, and two thirds of that comes from the clubs themselves."
Bazi wrote:Ruht wrote:Borusse wrote:I always thought Dortmund's style is a perfect counter for the game of likes of Barca, Bayern and Arsenal. We will see how it goes, Arsenal are pushing WBA right now.
So have I. Your counters will completely destroy them I reckon. Ozil alone won't save them in that game. It will be a tough fixture no doubt, but I still think you are capable of a win even without your injured players. Arsenal are also not a very good side at home, for some reason
Arsenal are one of the very few teams in the world that are able to withstand Dortmund's pressing through their sheer technical and passing ability. On top of that they are well coached and utilize pressing a lot more than any other English team.
I think Arsenal, Barcelona and Bayern on the one hand and the really die hard park the bus, physically strong teams on the other hand of the spectrum are the teams with the biggest chances against Dortmund.
Borussia Dortmund has the biggest chances against teams like Real Madrid, Manchester City, PSG and other top teams that are used to having shit loads of possession without utilizing pressing. Teams that are used to their star players making the difference rather than the collective tactical approach. Those are teams Dortmund excels against because they hunt their players down in packs so the Ronaldos and Ibrahimovic's of this world won't even get the chance to show their qualities.
I expect the games against Arsenal to be very tough. The first goal might very well be decisive because the way both teams play this results in a huge advantage.
MoFattal wrote:That's a really nice goal, but it wouldn't happen again if they repeated it a 100 times
FCBayernMunchen wrote:Kasami's goal vs Crystal Palace![]()
Cazorla wrote:MoFattal wrote:That's a really nice goal, but it wouldn't happen again if they repeated it a 100 times
If you have watched us play this year, we have come very close and this time god was on our side.
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