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Through Pep Guardiola’s tactical blueprint, Manchester City controlled every phase, from build-up to pressing, nullifying Liverpool’s strengths and exposing key weaknesses in Arne Slot’s system.

Jack Ward examines how positional rotations, midfield overloads, and Guardiola’s in-game adjustments disrupted Liverpool’s press and established dominance across the pitch.

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Something unprecedented is happening in the Scottish Premiership right now.

The Old Firm of Celtic and Rangers has dominated Scottish Football for far too long.

The last team other than Celtic or Rangers to win the Scottish Premiership was Aberdeen in 1985 under the direction of Sir Alex Ferguson.

In fact, since the Scottish Premiership was founded in 1890, Celtic and Rangers have won 110 of the 129 titles.

If you take a look at the Scottish Premiership table, you won’t find Celtic or Rangers at the top; you’ll see Hearts.

Not only are they at the top of the table, but they are unbeaten and have a seven-point lead over Celtic 12 matches into the season.

It’s not a fluke either because they’ve already beaten Rangers 2-0 and Celtic 3-1.

Manager Derek McInnes had spent over a decade as the Aberdeen and Kilmarnock manager before taking over at Hearts towards the end of last season.

What he’s done is transform Hearts tactically into a versatile team that can not only dominate the lower end of the table but also be effective without the ball when they play Celtic and Rangers.

In addition to Derek McInnes’ tactics, Hearts off the field is a true Moneyball story.

Brighton owner Tony Bloom purchased a 29% stake in the club for £10m.

With his appointment, Hearts have access to his vast analytical scouting network, which has made Brighton one of the best clubs in the English Premier League at identifying undervalued players.

In this article, we’ll examine some of the players Hearts have acquired since Bloom took over and the tactics Derek McInnes is employing to challenge the Old Firm.

After 11 weeks of the 2025/2026 Premier League season, Bournemouth under Andoni Iraola find themselves just one point off the top four, an achievement few would have predicted at the start of the campaign.

The Cherries have quietly evolved into one of the league’s most intriguing sides, combining intensity, structure, and technical quality in a way that reflects Iraola’s clear tactical identity.

As surprising as their position may seem, the question remains: Does the data truly support this rise, or is it simply an overperformance waiting to regress?

This data analysis report aims to explore that very question, comparing Bournemouth’s start to the 2025/2026 campaign with Nottingham Forest‘s success under Nuno Espírito Santo last term.

Through an in-depth breakdown of Bournemouth’s performances across different phases of play, from their high pressing and defensive compactness to their structured build-up and direct attacking transitions, we’ll attempt to uncover the underlying factors behind their success.

Beyond team dynamics, we’ll also highlight the individual players who have notably improved under Iraola’s guidance, transforming from functional squad members into key contributors within a system that rewards intelligence, energy, and adaptability.

When Juan Camilo “Cucho” Hernández arrived at Real Betis earlier this year from MLS side Columbus Crew, eyebrows were raised.

Could a forward who had thrived on a different continent translate his game to one of Europe’s toughest leagues?

Now, 12 matches into La Liga’s 2025/2026 campaign, the answer is emphatically yes.

Hernández has made an immediate impact, scoring five goals and providing two assists in his first 12 appearances for Los Verdiblancos.

Beyond these impressive statistics, he has seamlessly integrated into Manuel Pellegrini‘s style of play, establishing himself as a crucial part of Real Betis’ attack.

This Cucho Hernández scout report will define Hernández‘s style of play and how he fits into Pellegrini‘s tactics.

Germany take on Luxembourg in a UEFA World Cup Qualifying match.

Take a look at Julian Nagelsmann's tactics to break down mid-low blocks from a earlier match against Northern Ireland.

Kylian Mbappé reaches 400 career goals at 26 years old!

28 G/A in 20 games for club and country this season so far.

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Erling Haaland reaches 30 goals this season in all competitions with club and country!

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