Analysing Man City's TITLE WINNING Tactics

In the 23/24 Premier League season, Man City made history by winning a 4th straight Premier League title.

In this end of season review, I explore what mistakes were made along the way, what ultimately succeeded, and how Guardiola once again, made Man City immortal.

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[sharosekhan]

It's crazy to think that City won another EPL with so many of their key players from the previous season missing for large parts of the season. I can't imagine any other manager winning the title with the likes of de Bruyne Haland Stones and Grealish out for the amount of games that they were, not replacing Gundo directly. We were so used to seeing Pep win that we sometimes forget his brilliance. great video

[SebastianDalhed]

A frustrating season which ended in a historic 4-peat. Hopefully we sign a Gundo-like player for next season, we’re lacking his leadership.

[Siithabiso]

This should be a great watch, when Nobbinho broke down the back 2 system & Julian's impact at the beginning of the season, conceding a lot and dropping points at home and away especially without Godri. Whatever the next tactical shift is cause I know certain gaffers will copy Pep, it should be great.

[Rock__Dawg]

Wow this is a great video, massive effort in putting this together.

[justinguess]

Lnobbins really like your Man city content

[diranshouse]

You sre the best City tactical analyst on YouTube.


Period!

[MCFC-ct]

I do hope nunes gets more opportunity next season cause he’s a good player

[MCFCTheMadHatter]

Been looking forward to this since the season ended. A finely crafted fair and objective analysis Nobbins - well done!! That said, I HATED Pep’s super high line and respective derivative setups with it as every game we played we just seemed so vulnerable to the counter. I miss our defense of the Treble season and not having an anxiety attack nearly every time we turned the ball over like this season

I’d be curious to get you thoughts on some of the drawbacks for Haaaland of the 2:3:5 (and derivatives of it) system. I thought Real Madrid really exposed the problems with it specific to Haaland. Yes our high line theoretically gives the opposition less space in which to operate but it also give us less space in which to operate as well. Our high line combined with slow buildup play allowed RM defense and their whole team for that matter, to flood the box thereby sucking out nearly all of the space that Haaland thrives in hampering him beyond what Rudiger and co we’re doing. It also made very difficult to get any balls through all the bodies and legs that were in the way. I recall 33 shots 8 on target and only 1 goal.

Seems interesting that MU did a similar thing when they played us in the FA cup too: stay back, flood the box and allow City to have the ball as you mentioned earlier, using defenders as wingers is not much of a threat just like when we had Akanji at the top of the RM box, was not a problem bc he’s a defender. Just observations and so I could be missing something

[flyingpj]

Great summary of how the season progressed!

[FootyForeverr]

I think The tactics were much better in the second half of the season. But we also have to note how much better player performances were in the second half of the season. Foden has to play in the midfield. In more then half the matches he played midfield he got man of the match. 12 goals and 6 assists in 17 matches is ridiculous. Those are prime ozil and de bruyne numbers

[archlefirth]

Your best video Nobs. It was a clear, concise and entertaining overview of the tactical evolution of City this season without being overly pedantic like some of the Athletic’s content.

[JohnJo-qnwq]

this should be a lesson to Pep that his players aint robots and that got to trust their quality

[malevellysian]

great editing nobs, analysis always been spot on but you're marching on towards your final form here;)

[arjanbal]

Think this current system depends too heavily on individual brilliance and isnt sustainanable in the long run, but as always I trust in pep and the board to do what they always do.
Great video as always mate.
Looking forward to the video about the signings we should make next season.

[cristiandominguez]

Have yet to see a video like this that basically tactically summarizes city's season with all the changes and solutions pep was searching for

[silvesta]

Honestly Foden just shouldn’t even feature for England unless he’s played as a 10 and given licence to operate in the half space. Best player in the premier league this season, but he is genuinely a mediocre player at left wing.

In 40 caps for England I haven’t seen him have even one good game. There’s no time for big tactical changes now, but after the euros it’ll be interesting to see if a different coach can get the best out of him.

[ammarbaagu]

Yeah this season was basically Guardiola constantly shooting his team on their foot by very had tactics and personnel, the most egregious one was probably put Alvarez in midfield while Foden had to do touchline duty.

[vector_vector__]

Given that PEP potentially could leave us after a year now who do u you wanna see as Replacement for him ?🤔 who is best likely option for us ? . For me Anceloti or negalsman would be great options at least bring someone with winning experience . Can u make video about that plz 🙄

[Hason]

Amazing summary, though i am curious, what tactics and players would you like for city to implore come next season

[libby]

And despite all our struggles, “we pushed City all the way FC” couldn’t capitalize.