Re: Suarez paves the way for Anfield switch as Babel nears the exit door
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[quote author=LeTallecWiz link=topic=43645.msg1257608#msg1257608 date=1295512336]
Yeah but I don't think that was the shape in all the games Wiz, maybe I'm wrong. I certainly remember he consistently loitered on the left flank, cutting in and driving at defences. Think he scored a cracker doing that didn't he?
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He scored that goal that way - against Japan I think, no?
Tbh, from what I remember, they were all moving around quite a bit ...
[quote author=doctor_mac link=topic=43645.msg1257609#msg1257609 date=1295512512]
[quote author=LeTallecWiz link=topic=43645.msg1257608#msg1257608 date=1295512336]
[/quote]Uruguay started the tournament against France with a negative 3-5-2/4-4-2 formation, with Forlan and Suarez the only attacking threats. Although France was evidently out of sorts, this worked, as Tabarez’s side got their campaign started with a draw.
Since then they have kept their defensive control but gone for more attacking 4-3-1-2/4-3-3 formations, largely helped by the introduction of Edinson Cavani to the side.
Cavani, as a right-footed player, has operated down the right flank, with Forlan floating between the middle of the field as a link-man and the left wing and Suarez operating up front. This has given the South Americans much more width on the pitch.
Yeah but I don't think that was the shape in all the games Wiz, maybe I'm wrong. I certainly remember he consistently loitered on the left flank, cutting in and driving at defences. Think he scored a cracker doing that didn't he?
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He scored that goal that way - against Japan I think, no?
Tbh, from what I remember, they were all moving around quite a bit ...