From the first minute of the game, Millwall fought with Reading very fiercely.

The situation between the two sides can be described as evenly matched.

It can also be seen from the specific data that so far, the two teams' possession time, number of passes and receptions, pass success rate, number of shots, etc., seem to be different in various offensive and defensive data.

This is also the reason for the exciting game.

The game was so stalemate that no team had a big advantage, and no one could judge the outcome first.

However, with the loss of time in the second half, Millwall gradually suppressed Reading. According to data, Millwall's ball possession time, passes and catches, and threats to the goal are higher than Reading's.

That's very obvious.

For example, from the 70th minute to the 73rd minute, football was mostly controlled by Millwall's feet. Reading didn't even play a decent attack. When they passed the ball through half the game, they were cut off by Millwall and then faced Millwall's next attack.

The commentator of "Sky Sports" couldn't help but analyze, "Milwall performed very well. Their two sides were opened, and the transmission from the midfield to the front line was smoother. Every position in the frontcourt could pose a threat to Reading..."

"Look at this time!"

"Simpson's cross... Harris shot! Oh... It's a pity that the ball was put into his arms by Hanneman!"

"From the few waves of offensives just now, Millwall has begun to suppress Reading in the frontcourt!"

"They gradually gained an advantage!"

The game is still in full swing, and Zhang Yang has already walked to the sidelines, but this time it is not because of a goal, but because of the team's performance.

The two teams fought evenly in the first half, and Reading scored a goal, and Millwall was at a disadvantage in the score.

Millwall played an advantage in the second half!?

Zhang Yang was surprised by the team's performance, which was beyond his expectations. Even if he wanted to let Livermore's point go and let other frontcourt players help attract attention, the purpose of tactical changes is to increase effective scoring methods. The key is to allow Livermore to get opportunities instead of the performance of players in other positions. He never thought of using tactical play to suppress Reading.

That's not what Zhang Yang is good at.

Just as various media have analyzed and reported, in the football coaching industry, Zhang Yang is really just a rookie. He only has a understanding of football tactics through written information, so his experience and ability is seriously insufficient.

The adjustments made during the intermission were just to allow Livermore to play, but they did not expect that they would have such an effect.

Millwall relied on tactics to suppress the home team Reading!

This is a real surprise.

Zhang Yang is very sure of his tactical ability, which is incomparable to Reading coach Kopel, but his adjustments have brought unexpected results.

Zhang Yang is observing now.

It is not only relying on the observation of "predictiveness", but also close to the competition and look carefully with eyes.

Why did the team perform so well?

Zhang Yang needs to figure it out.

If he figures out this problem, he feels that his tactical level will definitely improve his ability in a big way, which will definitely have a great boost to his future coaching career.

Although the various abilities granted by the system are already very outrageous, as a head coach, tactical ability is also very important. If you have a certain level of tacticality and the capabilities brought by the system, even if you only lead Mirwall, Zhang Yang will be confident that he will reach the peak of professional football.

Five minutes.

Ten minutes.

Zhang Yang has been observing carefully.

Just as the commentator of "Sky Sports" analyzed, Millwall's frontcourt blossomed all over the board, and the players at each position performed well. They suppressed the Reading team with their excellent offensive performance and gained an advantage in the situation.

When the game reached the 84th minute, a turning point on the field appeared. Braniff and Joey Healy cooperated with two and one, and then passed the ball back to Jody Morris. Morris passed the ball again. Neil Harris, who was rushing into the penalty area, squeezed the defender and volleyed, and sent the ball directly into the Reading team's goal.

1 to 2!

Millwall leads!

Millwall fans cheered excitedly, and Millwall's team also happily celebrated the goal.

This is a goal to overtake!

Not long after the game started, Millwall was behind, until the game was about to end, and she was able to overtake the score, making Millwall feel even more excited than a big victory over her opponent.

Zhang Yang also celebrated with others.

After the excited celebration, Zhang Yang also smiled. It was not the confidence brought by scoring the goal, nor the confidence in winning the game, but the confidence in controlling the situation.

He understood.

Why can Millwall perform so well?

That's still related to tactical adjustments.

Millwall's midfield is centered on Jody Morris. Morris has outstanding abilities and is an excellent central defender. On the court, his main task is to organize offense. Because of his outstanding personal ability, he is almost equivalent to half a forward.

Morris is now retreating.

From the perspective of individual players' ability comparison, Morris' retracement is a loss on Millwall's offensive end. The more attacks he participates in, the greater the threat of Millwall's offensive.

But in fact, the situation is just the opposite.

Morris' personal ability is good, but his core significance is too heavy. He relies on him to organize the offensive throughout the frontcourt. His offensive performance is entirely dependent on him alone. It is difficult for other players to perform.

Zhang Yang let Morris retreat and let others help attract defense, which not only released David Livermore, but also allowed other players to release them. They can play as much as they want without relying entirely on Morris.

So the performance in the frontcourt became active.

At the beginning, Millwall was not able to play an advantage, but as he equalized the score and gradually suppressed the Reading team, the entire team became more and more confident, and the players' performance became better and better, so he suppressed the Reading team in an all-round way.

This is an advantage brought by accidental adjustments, and it also allows Zhang Yang to see the problems with Morris' use.

Morris is still the best player in the team, but his technical strength does not have an overwhelming advantage over other players. He is not Maradona, nor Ronaldinho, nor will he be the future Messi and C-Royce. Even these stars will not have the importance of Morris in Mirwall in their respective teams. They are only part of the coaching tactics. Morris was first given a core position in the tactical system, which also limits the performance of players in other positions.

Zhang Yang understands.

In football matches, the eleven people on the court are a whole, and each position is very important. One of the purposes of football tactics is to allow players in each position to maximize their strength.

The role of a star player is very obvious.

But if you restrict the performance of other ordinary players in order to allow a star player to perform, it will be a bit more worthwhile.

The next moment, the system that had been silent for a long time suddenly jumped out, "You have obtained the advanced ability of the head coach's professional module: Yan Ling Calculation."
Chapter completed!