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Posted September 22, 2024 05:45 · last edited September 22, 2024 05:49

imanixsupporter
Guessing it is:
AKH
Sheridan Payne Hughes Sutton
Conchie Rufer Nagasawa
OVH Rojas Ishige
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Edit: 20 minutes in, anybody watching got an update, how is the team set up etc?
imanixsupporter
Who is playing where on the pitch? 
As I was seeing the play in the first half we had Rufer and Conchie in front of the defence. Ishage and Rojas central in front of them with van Hattum up top. Nagasawa seemed primarily to be playing as a left sided wide mid with Sutton overlapping him.

Payne up and down the other side working with Ishage inside him.
But reasonably fluid with Rufer and Conchie advancing to support play as need be. 

My impression is we got more ball through the centre to Rojas and Ishage than we did in previous seasons. Still using Sutton and Payne for width, plus Nagasawa, but using the short passing route through the centre more.

I guess you could see it as a 4231 shape, except I thought both Ishage and Rojas were holding more centrally.

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Unknown editor edited September 22, 2024 05:49
imanixsupporter
Guessing it is:
AKH
Sheridan Payne Hughes Sutton
Conchie Rufer Nagasawa
OVH Rojas Ishige
20240922_140912.jpg 426.79 KB

Edit: 20 minutes in, anybody watching got an update, how is the team set up etc?
imanixsupporter
Who is playing where on the pitch? 
As I was seeing the play in the first half we had Rufer and Conchie in front of the defence. Ishage and Rojas central in front of them with van Hattum up top. Nagasawa seemed primarily to be playing as a left sided wide mid with Sutton overlapping him.

Payne up and down the other side working with Ishage inside him.
But reasonably fluid with Rufer and Conchie advancing to support play as need be. 

My impression is we got more ball through the centre to Rojas and Ishage than we did in previous seasons. Still using Sutton and Payne for width, plus Nagasawa, but using the short passing route through the centre more.