All articles tagged with #tactical approach
Liam Rosenior, in his first match as Chelsea's head coach, opted for a conservative approach, emphasizing team spirit and basic principles over tactical overhaul, leading to a 5-1 FA Cup victory. He highlighted the team's quality, focus on intensity, and basic set-piece improvements, while acknowledging ongoing fan protests and the need for further development against tougher opponents.
Mikel Arteta's tactical changes against Aston Villa, including using Zinchenko at left-back and Havertz in an attacking-midfield role, had merit as they caused problems for Villa's defense in the first half. However, Arsenal failed to capitalize on these opportunities and ultimately lost the game in the second half. Arteta's substitutions and the team's finishing were questioned, but the result may have cost Arsenal the title.
The USWNT's 3-0 win over Colombia showcased a more direct approach, emphasizing the team's potential and adaptability during a time of transition. The tactical shift, led by interim head coach Twila Kilgore, proved effective in controlling the tempo and exploiting Colombia's style of play. However, uncertainties in the team's defensive lineup may necessitate a more common use of this direct approach going forward, highlighting the need for tactical flexibility and adaptability in the team's strategy.
Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag discusses his tactical approach for the upcoming season, emphasizing the importance of pressing and transition. He highlights the signings of Mason Mount and Rasmus Hojlund as fitting this style. Ten Hag also addresses the club's financial investments in the squad, stating that competing at the top requires significant investment. He emphasizes the need for high standards in sleep, recovery, and nutrition, and expects commitment from his players. Ten Hag downplays talk of challenging for the title, focusing instead on securing a top-four finish. He discusses the importance of Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho's performances and addresses the decisions to remove Harry Maguire as captain and move on from David de Gea.
The Indian Air Force conducted a daring night operation by landing a C-130J Hercules transport aircraft on an unprepared runway in Sudan to rescue 121 personnel. The pilots used Night Vision Googles (NVGs) and Electro-Optical/Infra-Red sensors to ensure a flawless landing and take-off. The operation is part of the ongoing rescue mission to evacuate stranded Indians in Sudan due to the clashes between the country's army and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF).