Once again, Wembley stadium was the scene of the second semi-final of the Eurocup, hosting the duel between England and Denmark, 2 teams which showed hierarchy and a well-honed strategic game. England used a 1-4-3-3 tactical system throughout the first half and 24 ‘of the second period where they switched to a 1-4-2-3-1 tactical system. Already in the alternate supplementary stage the tactical system 1-4-2-3-1 ended and the competition ended with a tactical system 1-5-4-1 protecting the scoreboard that was in his favor. Despite being at a disadvantage, at 39 ‘he managed to tie the game through Simón Kjaer. England Initial Tactical Disposition Start of Play / England Offensive Actions / England On the side of Denmark, who gave the initial blow (at 30 ‘of the First Half a Free Kick executed by M. Damsgaard), they presented a tactical system 1-5-4-1 compact, solid, and difficult to cross. At 20 ‘of…

Wembley was the scene of the semifinal between Italy and Spain, with the refereeing of the German Felix Brych where the team led by Roberto Mancini won the penalty series 4 to 2. After drawing a match where the Spanish team was characterized by implementing some Tactical variants that represented the difference in their game strategy, such as the entry of the player Dani Olmo performing as a false “9”. The Spanish team, leading by Luis Enrique, was a clear dominator of the match, but Italy through a work of pressure of great intensity (as we will see later) manifested its presence and power through a well-used counterattack. Both teams used a 1-4-3-3 tactical system. Italy at times varied to a 1-4-1-4-1 system and Spain presented a 1-4 tactical system in their eagerness to counteract the pressure from Italy. Italy Initial Tactical Disposition Initial Tactical Provision of Spain Nuances between…

On June 11, for one month, the 16th edition of the European Team Tournament is being held. It had been postponed due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. As a result, it will retain the same name – “Euro 2020”. The competition is THE most popular international football team tournament in Europe, organized by UEFA every 4 years, beginning back in 1960. Since its inception, 61 years have passed. Currently, 24 teams have participated in this competition. Germany, together with Spain, are the two most dominant teams, winning the most in competition. Note wins below: 3 – Germany in 1972, 1980 and 19963 – Spain in 1964, 2008 and 20122 – France in 1984 and 20001 – Russia in 19601 – Italy in19681 – The Czech Republic in 19761 – Portugal in 20161 – The Netherlands in 19881 – Denmark in 19921 – Greece in 2004 Germany, one of the most historic…