The Parisian club reached the final of the World Club Championship.
Problem Solving
In the Semifinals PSG And Real Madrid encountered some personnel issues. As expected, they were more significant for Madrid. The Parisians dropped Luke Ernandez and William Pacho due to disqualification. The latter also plays an important role in Luis Enrique’s current debugging mechanism. And skeptics could have expected that Lucas Beraldo, who came in to replace him, wouldn’t be as reliable. Their expectations weren’t met, let’s say right away: the Brazilian worked perfectly in defense and took several difficult shots.
But Real Madrid lost two newcomers in defense: Dina Hayesen and Trent Alexander-Arnold. Both have begun to play an important role in Habi Alonso’s formation. Given that Madrid are only just getting used to the game plan and content required by a new coach, such a personnel shake-up could seriously harm them. But almost no one expected it to be so bad.
The loss of Trent forced Alonso to move to the right flank for Federico Valverde, who previously played well in the center and was an excellent matchmaker with Judah Bellingham and Arda Gühler, whom the new coach actively pursued in the playmaking role. Moving Valverde to the flank destroyed this group. Habi Alonso had an option with the departure of Lucas Vasquez or Dani Karvalal on the right. But the former is unreliable, and the latter only recovered after a serious injury. The coach therefore relied on Valverde’s versatility and responsibility.
The loss of Heisen led to another difficult decision: the transfer of Raul Asensio to the defensive center. The young defensive player appears to have suffered severe psychological trauma, having made a glaring error in the first match of the tournament against Al-Khilyale, and then with Pachuk. And he lost the coach’s trust as quickly as he had gained Heisen. Here, Alonso also had options. For example, he could omit Orelen Chuamen, as Carlo Ancelotti did. However, this would have made sense when playing Valverda in the center. Another option is the introduction of Eder Militao in combination with Antonio Rudiger. However, the Brazilian also only returned after his injury. In general, Alonso has made his coaching decisions, which might have been logical. But they haven’t worked. Fateful Mistakes
In the ninth minute, Real Madrid lost to “Paris Sen-Zhermen
PSG” with a score of 0:2. This won’t make things easier for such a team, and in the match against the current Parisians, it looks like suicide. Asensio made the first mistake. He cut off Dezir Douis, but released the ball wide, allowing him to intercept Usman Dembele, who had already brought Fabian Ruis to an empty goal.But what’s worse for Madrid is that they can’t win or not fall due to just these personal errors. The whole “real” time was much worse than the opponent’s. Moreover, in every aspect of the game. It was like teams of different classes. In the first half alone, they scored 11 shots.Pari Sen-Zhenmen
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Madrid responded with four attempts. The Parisians had six, and Real Madrid had only one. Habi Alonso’s pass-pass percentage didn’t exceed 24%. For such a team, it’s a disaster. Incidentally, they also scored one goal – midway through the first half on a counterattack. PSG Increasing the lead – The double was scored by Ruiis. Farewell and Return KCM Where Kilian Mbappe and Vinisius dissolved into the Parisians’ compact and tenacious defensive ranks.
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PSG As a result, the rivals still suffered six strokes, one at a time on a target. And this single attempt was effective atPari Sen-Zhermen – The point was secured by Gonzalo Ramush, who was given an indecent amount of time by the Real Madrid defenders in the center of the penalty area. In addition to Bracol, who gave him the program, he was final at the goalkeeper as if the lovers were playing against him. In such conditions, much more attention was paid to substitutions. And at
Pari Sen-Zhermen They were on duty, aiming to save their strength for the final. And the “real” players came out, both Carvachal and Eder, who were making their comebacks after serious injuries, and Luke Modric and Vasquez, for whom this match was the last for Real Madrid. They surely imagined their farewell to the Madrid Club differently, but Pari Sen-Zhenmen
PSG The game showed that the class of modern-day Pari Sen-Zhenmen is not limited to the level of Europe’s top teams. Perhaps now there is only one team at that level—it is led by Luis Enrique. And Habi Alonso still has a lot of work to do. If the departure of two players from his program ruffled the entire concept, then Anchalotti can only smile—he’s been working in holes to pick holes for a long time. And with certain formal talents in attack, you won’t get far. You have to work. Paris Saint-Germain players celebrate the defeat of Real Madrid.
Paris Saint-Germain players celebrate the defeat of Real Madrid.
