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For any club arriving in the Premier League, the question of how to stay there can be reduced to one word: stability.

That stability begins at the back, and at the very core of the defensive unit is the goalkeeper.

In recent years, most newly promoted sides have chosen to remove uncertainty by bringing in established names with Premier League experience.

Fulham turned to Bernd Leno in the summer of 2022, and his presence immediately authoritatively boosted their survival push.

Burnley went down a similar route more recently, signing Martin Dúbravka.

Sunderland, however, have approached their return to the top division differently.

They chose to invest in youth, paying around €10.5m for 22-year-old Robin Roefs from NEC Nijmegen.

The reaction was mixed, ranging from cautious optimism to concern about whether a young Eredivisie goalkeeper could cope with the step up.

Our Robin Roefs scout report and player analysis article examines the new Sunderland stopper's game and attempts to answer that question.

Germany started their FIFA World Cup qualifier campaign with a disappointing defeat away to Slovakia.

However, they bounced back with a 3-1 victory against Northern Ireland.

Julian Nagelsmann altered his lineup and formation from the previous game, which ultimately yielded him the three points.

Going from a back four to a back three was beneficial for the hosts as Serge Gnabry broke the deadlock only after seven minutes.

There was a period of distress as Northern Ireland equalised through Isaac Price in the 34th minute.

The introduction of Nadiem Amiri played out in Nagelsmann’s favour, as the attacking midfielder scored in the 69th minute to put his side ahead.

This was right before Liverpool star signing Florian Wirtz scored a wonder free kick at the 72nd minute mark.

This win means that the Germans are back on track in their World Cup qualification hopes.

Through this tactical analysis, we aim to understand Julian Nagelsmann Germany tactics to defeat Northern Ireland.

Ange Postecoglou signs with Nottingham Forest as the new head coach.

Evangelos Marinakis said: “We are bringing a coach to the club who has a proven and consistent record of winning trophies”.

Take a look back at his 2023/2024 attacking tactics.

Five goals and two assists for Erling Haaland vs Moldova and 48 goals in 45 caps.

Dive back to his 2022 scout report where we looked at his elite movement and style of play.

Steve Cooper has signed at Brøndby as their new head coach on a three-year contract until June 2028.

Dive back to his Nottingham Forest 2022/2023 tactics.