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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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The Republic of Ireland kept their FIFA World Cup 2026 qualification hopes alive following an unprecedented performance and result against a very tough team, Portugal.

This win comes at a crucial time for the Irish as it allows them to play their chances until the end for trying to snatch a play-off ticket if they succeed in beating Hungary next Sunday.

Without a win or a draw against Portugal, the match against Hungary would not have meant anything, as the Republic of Ireland would have been out of the battle already.

Portugal delayed their official qualification to the next fixture as they failed to disrupt the Republic of Ireland’s defensive organisation and plans, and looked out of attacking solutions even after making several substitutions during the second half.

The tactical analysis of the match between the Republic of Ireland and Portugal will therefore explore the Republic of Ireland’s winning game plan, how they were capable of scoring against Portugal and how they succeeded in stopping Portugal’s attacking threats.

The analysis will also aim to identify Portugal’s tactical mistakes and what led to their loss and inability to threaten the Republic of Ireland’s goal concretely.

There are not many clubs that have been consistently well run despite personnel turnover in Germany over the last couple of years, and for the longest time, SC Paderborn didn’t look like it either.

After their miraculous promotion to the Bundesliga in 2014, the club was relegated twice in a row and found itself in the 3. Liga.

They would have been relegated from professional football if it weren’t for 1860 München losing their licence back then.

But this was the starting point of something special.

With their newly hired coach, Steffen Baumgart, Paderborn turned things around, built a strong squad, and established strong structures on the pitch.

After their promotion back to the second tier, the club was instantly promoted back to the Bundesliga and relegated again immediately.

However, this time, instead of completely giving up, the club managed to establish itself in the top third of the 2. Bundesliga, always lurking around in the promotion battle, develops its players well and keeps a stable structure.

Even when they lost key figures to their success, like Steffen Baumgart or sporting director Fabian Wohlgemuth to VfB Stuttgart, they managed to overcome those struggles.

This summer, they once again lost their successful coach to 1. FC Köln, this time, Lukas Kwasniok left the club.

Instead of crumpling again, Paderborn made a bold choice, hiring Ralf Kettemann as their new manager.

Kettemann started out his coaching career in the amateur tiers of Southern Germany before becoming an academy coach for TSG Hoffenheim and Karlsruher SC, where he coached the U19s.

But the 39-year-old never coached at the professional or even senior level, so making him the manager of an ambitious team in the second division seemed rather naive, but Paderborn once again proved everyone wrong, leading the league after 12 matchdays, proving that SC Paderborn is arguably the best-run club in German football right now.

In this tactical analysis, we will examine how Kettemann is building up his team in lines one and two, how they work against the ball, and why they are currently leading the race for promotion to the Bundesliga.

Nick Woltemade has reached 10 goals for club and country after scoring a brace for Germany.

Check out our scout report on the striker and his role under Eddie Howe.

Chelsea have made Crystal Palace player Adam Wharton one of their priority targets.

Wharton is tied to Palace until 2029 and valued at around £60M, take a look at his 2024/2025 scout report to see why many clubs interested in the player.

Robert Lewandowski’s representatives have met with Fenerbahçe.

Take a look at his 2022/2023 scout report and what he can bring to a different league towards the end of his career.