Most of the time, he will order Neymar to actively return to defense, adopt a 4-4 parallel defensive system, and place more emphasis on pressing the midfielder to steal.

However, although Enrique's defense included the midfield and frontcourt pressing that was very emphasized in the Guardiola era, the problem is that this pressing idea is completely different from Guardiola's usual "whole team pressure on the ball".

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Guardiola's defensive thinking is to completely break up the formation. From this perspective, Enrique is also "anti-traditional".

And the effect of doing this is also very good.

In the past 2014-2015 season, Enrique reduced the number of goals conceded by Barcelona to only 21!

In the same period, Real Madrid conceded 38 goals.

Since the two sides were evenly matched in the number of goals scored, it was precisely this number of goals conceded that led to the eventual La Liga champion being Barcelona rather than Real Madrid.

So Enrique's "anti-traditional" tactics are really good.

Of course, Pan Yi also appreciates Enrique's approach, and he does the same thing himself.

After all, there has never been any natural law that stipulates which team must play in which style, and no team with such a long history has ever truly adhered to the only way of playing.

The so-called "always adhering to tradition" is, to put it bluntly, just beautiful words for believers. Put aside the illusory ideals in your heart, and then look at history in conjunction with public opinion. To put it bluntly, it is the performance that ultimately determines the reputation.

Now if you talk about Real Madrid's earliest five consecutive Champions League titles, or the later Bayern dynasty, Ajax dynasty, or the more recent Milan dynasty, would you care what style of play they relied on to win the championship?

With good results, even if Barcelona is allowed to play defense and set up a bus, if they win all the championships, only a small number of die-hards will question it.

Of course, this is just an extreme statement. After all, if the team's playing style is not good-looking, it will still be very unfriendly to neutral fans, and it will not be easy to attract fans.

What's more, Barcelona's current playing style is still very good. msn's performances always give people a pleasing feeling, but Enrique is relatively more pragmatic.

"So how did you break through their defense?" Pan Yi asked after Ancelotti finished speaking.

Pan Yi is not only a good teacher, but also a good listener.

Therefore, while An Shuai was talking endlessly, Pan Yi listened quietly most of the time, and then only asked some questions.

And these problems are often the key to breaking the situation.

Ancelotti obviously understands.

"One is to make good use of your high-altitude advantage, just like Bayern bombed them in the second round." He pointed to Barcelona's defense on the tactical board and said.

This is obvious.

Barcelona's air defense basically relies on Pique, and everyone else is not very good.

And Pan Yi's Chelsea has used a high-altitude lineup full of big men in the league, which is really handy.

"Of course, high-altitude bombing sometimes leads to unstable situations. At this time, we have to find ways to make a fuss in Barcelona's midfield or wing."

What An Pang said makes sense.

If long passes were a stable means of scoring, then all the strong teams around the world would just hit the penalty area. In fact, this is not the case.

A truly strong team often combines various playing styles and routines, combining the wings and center, and being able to attack and control, so that people can't guard against it.

"So, I suggest you do this..."

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Here Ancelotti and Pan Yi are discussing tactics, and Barcelona is not idle over there.

"I heard that Ancelotti went to London. I suspect that he went to give Pan Yi advice."

Luis Enrique's hoarse voice sounded in the head coach's office.

There is another person in the office, Barcelona assistant coach Juan Carlos.

There are some documents scattered on the table and chairs in the room, and the computer on the desk is also playing the video of the Chelsea game.

Obviously, Enrique is also carefully studying their last opponent this season and the most important opponent.

Of course, in Enrique's mind, this is also the most powerful opponent!

"When we played Bayern Munich at home, Pan Yi and his assistants were found in the stands. They should have seen our tactics a long time ago." Juan Carlos said, "Even if Ancelotti goes to help

Pan Yi, there shouldn’t be anything new, right?”

Enrique shook his head: "After all, Real Madrid has defeated us in the league before, and it was a complete victory. Ancelotti knows our weaknesses, so Pan Yi will definitely learn from this."
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Juan Carlos didn’t take it very seriously: “The whole world knows that they can’t guard msn, so they will cut into our midfield to steal our Busquets. I think we just need to take the initiative to shrink the formation and let the players pull away.

If Kitic and Iniesta withdraw to protect Busquets, there won't be much of a problem."

Everyone knows the interception ability of Chelsea's midfielder.

Especially Kante, who faced Barcelona directly when he was in Milan, made outstanding contributions, and ultimately helped the team defeat Barcelona.

This time Chelsea faces Barcelona, ​​Pan Yi will definitely ask Kante to cut off Busquets' connection with his teammates in front.

Enrique has no doubt about Juan Carlos's judgment.

Busquets is the most inconspicuous and least famous of Barcelona's midfielders, but he plays an extremely important role. He can be said to be the metronome of Barcelona's offensive and defensive transitions.

Therefore, the protection of Busquets is a very important part of Barcelona's tactics.

It is precisely because of this that Harvey, whose running ability has declined in recent years, has gradually been removed from the main lineup and replaced by the younger and better "group leader" Rakitic.

Of course, this Croatian is not just a famous "Mei Chui", his own strength is outstanding.

He is a versatile midfielder who can play almost any position on the forward line.

Rakitic also has a broad field of vision, his ability to read the game is very strong, and he has excellent passing ability. Throughout his career, he has always been an excellent assister.

Otherwise, how could he occupy a main position in such a star-studded team, replacing Xavi, the former brains of Barcelona?

"Actually, I'm not too worried about whether our midfielder can handle their pressing. What I'm most worried about is the full-backs," Enrique said.

"Do you mean... Alba or Alves?" These two are currently Barcelona's main full-backs.

"It's hard to say."

"Hard to say?"

"It depends on which side Hazard plays."

Juan Carlos understood.

Hazard is a good breakthrough player and has both feet without inversion. He can indeed play as a left winger or a right winger in Chelsea's formation.

What Enrique is worried about now is that neither Alba nor Alves can prevent Hazard's breakthrough.

Enrique added: "Can you imagine Messi breaking through our defense? I feel that at least in terms of dribbling ability, Hazard is not much worse than our Messi."

"But..." Juan Carlos asked inexplicably, "I think his recent state is average? He has no goals or assists. Moreover, his shooting ability is far worse than Messi."

Enrique looked at his assistant, shook his head and smiled.

"Some players can't reflect their role through statistics. Let's take Hazard's game against Real Madrid. Although he didn't score or assist, that was because he was heavily marked by his opponent during the game. He

It restrained a lot of defensive forces and consumed the energy and physical strength of many Real Madrid players. How do you think Ramos got cramped playing?"

Juan Carlos was speechless for a moment.

Awakened by Enrique's point, he really discovered that things didn't seem to be what some media and fans said.

They just stared at the goals and assists, but in the game, Hazard's ball-taking and breakthroughs had an impact and harassment on the opponent's defense, which cannot be summarized by simple statistics.

"Of course, it doesn't matter if there is only one Hazard. We can still defeat him through regional defense. But the problem is that both Bernardo Silva and Lukaku are difficult to deal with." Well.

Rick patted the table lightly, even a little angrily.

When he said this, he seemed not to have thought of how many people were also scolding him for having Messi, Neymar and Suarez on his hands at the same time...

"What should we do?" Juan Carlos asked.

"If it really can't be solved, then it won't be solved." Enrique suddenly showed a weird smile:
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