Analyzing tactical strategies

I’m focused on providing a tactical analysis for stopping Bayern's wide overload attacks. The plan could involve pressing their wings while maintaining a compact central defense. I should emphasize tracking back by wingers, pressing by fullbacks, and employing midfielders as screens. In formations like 4-2-2-2 or 4-4-2, I want to avoid giving Musiala any space. Suggestions might include pressing their fullbacks and managing fouls effectively. I could summarize this in 4-6 concise bullets for clarity.Crafting tactical analysis

I’m focusing on creating a bullet list analysis. I'll start with a translation, then outline a tactical breakdown in plain text.

First, this statement holds true against Bayern because they effectively utilize half-spaces, overload the wings, and rely on Davies' speed. If you don't pressure their wide play, you'll face dangerous crosses. Not keeping compact centrally allows players like Musiala and Sané to receive the ball easily.

For practical adjustments against Bayern, I suggest:

• Wingers should track fullbacks while setting side traps to limit Davies and Mazraoui.
• Narrow positioning to protect half-spaces, with a DM tracking the 10 zone.
• Stopping Kane from receiving the ball between lines by having a center-back follow him or having a defensive midfielder screen him.
• Establish pressing triggers based on heavy touches by center-backs and back passes, aiming to block Kimmich with curved runs.
• Use a 3+2 defensive shape behind the attack to counter fast breaks from Sané and Coman.
• Maintain discipline during set-pieces and avoid unnecessary fouls near the box.
• If ahead in the game, slow down switches through smart fouling to delay their progression.

I can provide match-specific examples if needed!