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Retour sur le match entre AS Saint-Étienne et Olympique de Marseille avec une palette sur DAZN. LFP - Ligue de Football Professionnel Présentation : Smaïl Bouabdellah, Séverine Parlakou Consultants : Benoît Cheyrou, Walid Acherchour Live producer : Jonathan Sberro Johnny Séverin Stefano Bernabino Outil : RT Software

Liverpool Football Club vs. AC Milan - Controlled Attacks from Opp GK Restarts. A look at how #Liverpool manage distances 📐📏 in possession to maintain control 🎮 and progress play. Key focus on: ⚡ Spacing & Movement – Ensuring optimal distances to create passing lanes. ⚡ Opposite-Side Patterns – Rotations and positioning to always maintain a 3v2 or 3v3 outlet on the switch. ⚡ Breaking Pressure – How structure enables quick, effective progression. Created with RT Software #TacticPro 🎬💻🎨🪄 How do you see these principles applied in this clip? #TacticalAnalysis #Liverpool #ACMilan #FootballTactics #VideoAnalysis #coaching #detailsmatter

Retour sur le match entre Stade Rennais F.C. et LOSC avec une palette pour l'après-match en compagnie de Habib Beye sur DAZN. LFP - Ligue de Football Professionnel Présentation : Smaïl Bouabdellah Consultants : Benoît Cheyrou, Walid Acherchour Live producer : Jonathan Sberro Johnny Séverin Stefano Bernabino Outil : RT Software

Recent Arsenal F.C games both sides of the ball have highlighted key trends in build-up structures and defensive pressing strategies, shaping how teams control transitions. A few key takeaways: 📌 Build-Up Variations • Teams using a 6v4/6v5 structure in deeper areas created stability but struggled against high, aggressive presses. • Fullbacks inverting added an extra pivot, allowing more central progression while limiting wide counterpressing threats. • Goalkeeper pass length, Player Decisionmaking/Awareness on the ball influenced opposition engagement—shorter distributions triggered more compact pressing traps. 📌 Press & Regain Strategies • The most effective presses were structured around cover shadows, forcing play into high-turnover zones 1v1 player for player triggers. • Teams with a low PPDA (Passes per Defensive Action) saw higher regain success, particularly in midfield clusters. • Direct counter-attacking shots per regain varied significantly—some teams prioritized vertical play immediately with quick forward passes & 1-2 touch Shot choice. 💡 Key Takeaway: The most effective setups combined aggressive triggers with controlled spacing, limiting exists and increasing quick regain potential. Visuals brought to you using RT Software #TacticPro 🎬💻🎨 #Analysis #coaching What are your thoughts on the balance between structured build-up vs. high regains? Let’s discuss! 👇 #Tactics #FootballAnalysis #Pressing #BuildUpPlay

SailGP Insights powered by Oracle unpacks how Emirates Great Britain SailGP Team claimed the victory in Sydney with their speed off the start line 📈 #SailGP #OracleCloud #SydneySGP

Retour sur le match entre OGC NICE et Olympique de Marseille avec une palette pour la mi-temps sur DAZN. LFP - Ligue de Football Professionnel Présentation : Smaïl Bouabdellah, Virginie Sainsily Consultants : Benoît Cheyrou, Johan Djourou, Walid Acherchour Journaliste : Julien Brun Live producer : Jonathan Sberro Johnny Séverin Stefano Bernabino Outil : RT Software

A quick 2×2 attack down the centre. Kai Havertz Well firstly a great transition into attack. Arsenal F.C get a 2x2 right away in the centre of the pitch. But for Manchester City Football Club it is not so terrible - defence can be so to say. Even if Martinelli passes to Havertz, he will be resisted by Akanji. That's why or for some other reason Kai from 2x2 creates a 2x1 situation. Him and Martinelli against Stones. Now it's not a good position for City. Martinelli can go to the centre and Stones is likely to play on him, he will hardly be able to give the player to Akanji at the penalty box. Accordingly, Stones will play on the overlap Havertz. Martinelli should pause - wait for Stones' actions and either shoot or pass. Akanji can try to save Stones, and move into his zone by throwing the centre. Make a play on the ball and Stones on the run. That sounds like a workable option to me. The important thing is whether Guardiol has time to block the pass to Ødegaard. Stones plays an overlap, Havertz gets under the left and shoots to the far side. Maybe he's gone to the flank for that reason. It's easier to work the left foot from there. Havertz created a numerical advantage and realised it, although he could have been without the ball. He pulled on Stones, for example, and Martinelli would have slammed a right-footed shot into the far corner of the goal. Even if he didn't touch the ball, he had 100% influence on the episode. Quick 2×2 attacks from the centre RT Software

Open Play Goal Analysis of 26th Gulf Cup at Kuwait Football Association. In cooperation with SportsBase and RT Software.

Retour sur le match entre AJ Auxerre et Paris Saint-Germain avec une palette pour la mi-temps sur DAZN. LFP - Ligue de Football Professionnel Présentation : Ambre Godillon, Houssem Loussaief Journaliste : Smaïl Bouabdellah Consultant : Zoumana Camara Live producer : Jonathan Sberro Johnny Séverin Stefano Bernabino Outil : RT Software

SailGP Insights powered by Oracle unpacks how New Zealand SailGP Team managed to take home the first win of the season despite tricky conditions in Dubai. 📈 🇳🇿