Manchester City 4 - Real Madrid 0 Tactical Analysis | One of The Best Performances Ever

Manchester City had one of the great performances for a football team that I've ever seen in their 4-0 destruction of Real Madrid in the second leg of their champions league clash. These are the tactics that helped Manchester City and Pep Guardiola come out with a commanding victory.
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00:00 One Of The Best Team's Ever?
00:27 1. HIGH Press
01:55 2. Total Control
03:53 3. Deny Counter Attacks
04:17 2nd Half Securing the Win
05:21 Will They Beat Inter?
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[roshawnseeny]

Jack Grealish is perfect for city's system for retaining possesion in the final third

[thuo]

The first half of this match reminded me a lot of the Barcelona vs Madrid game back in 2010 where Barca thrashed them 5-0. That first half by City was just something else.
Like I have constantly said for years now, Pep is the GOAT of managers. Tactically, the man is light years above the rest. Present and future managers will study Pep's work and use it as a blueprint. Football will remember Pep fondly. He's undeniably the GOAT.

[patholmwood]

John Stones is turning into a great defensive midfielder and no one is talking about it. He is confident in possession in the middle of the pitch with the upside of already being a great defender. He and Rodri controlled the whole game in the midfield. Crazy performance from everyone but especially those 2

[jamesdewbrey]

I agree with you. That performance from City as a team was one of the best performances I’ve ever seen, if not the best performance.

[jimeagleonsteroids]

Lovely Analysis. Can't wait to see the Milan Breakdown. Going to be an epic finals for sure.

[NELSONG]

It's great to see Pep coach a good team. Takes me back to the Barça days with Tiki Taka.

[Gantaipao]

IF city can go all out at 1st Half like they did to RM it is obviously Game over.
The risk factor is the pressing the whole 45min without a break is too much for any players.
Which can cause fatigue and look at Kevin and others around 50-60mins they were so tired but kept composure.
In the end it was this best Football. That 45min.

[buckrogers]

One of the better analysis of the game. Concise, perceptive, and spot on. *applaud

[leonardtan]

By far one of the best analysis. With clear ideas and illustrations! Keep up the good job!

[triggaweris]

This was dominant but you can’t forget when pep schooled Man U in the 2011 finals

[princem]

This game was a repeat of the Barcelona vs Man United final in 2010 when a team dependent on individual talent (Man United) faced a well drilled Guardiola team. Real relied too much on talent not on tactical drilling

[carltontony]

Ancelotti is going to need to watch this breakdown if he wants to stand any chance against Man City. I bet he has PTSD just thinking about this game

[tktkho]

Best view for tactical analysis so glad i found this channel

[donezo]

I like this video, despite being a madridista. The final is gonna be a great game

[antonignatenko]

top class analysis, looking forward to seeing prediction against Inter Milan

[mukthar]

Loved your analysis. So vivid and concise.

[bothoseretse]

i enjoy ur videos man cant wait for the inter you could just include 1/2 goals it would be nicer like on ur older videos

[afnanmuhd]

English sides always give too much respect to Madrid. Yesterday we saw a side just playing their top quality regardless of the opposition

[tennitips]

stones was the key for this match and i dont know why ancelloti didnt pay attention to this

[mta]

Pep’s tactics only works when his team is technically superior and physically fully prepared.