Football Coaching & Analysis

[video] FC Porto vs Nottingham’s Mid-Block. Beautiful football 🔷🐉

[image] “For me, [tactics are] definitely not a specific match plan with pre-determined sequences, situations, or moves. […] Remember that Mike Tyson quote: ‘Everyone has a plan until you get smacked in the face.’ That’s football, too. - Rene Maric

[image] "The future of coaching is teaching players to read the game’s chaos and make decisions in real-time, not memorizing patterns." Matias Manna

[video] FC Porto’s latest kick-off routine results in a goal in mere seconds. 🐉🔵

[image] “Most managers around the world want big distances [in] ball possession. For me, I want short distances between the players, because you can change the game very quickly in ball possession, the ball moves very quickly and that shows the way for counter-pressing” Julian Nagelsman

[video] One of FC #Porto’s attempted solutions to navigate Stuttgart’s aggressive man-to-man marking from a goal-kick. 🐉🇵🇹 🔷 Bring 10’s much lower 🔷 Create the large distances between midfield and defense for VFB 🔷 Timing of lateral shift to create direct route from GK to winger

[video] Visualizing corner first contact zones based on percentages from this season. FC Porto v Rio Ave 🐉🇵🇹

[image] "The tactical aspect should favor people to be creative." Fernando Diniz

[video] Bayern’s set-piece routine from a corner delivery + first contact zones for the 25/26 season. 🎥🇩🇪

[video] Intentions for relationalism and fluid football. I tried a new exercise yesterday connected to diagonality, numerical advantages and combining small area, attacking large. Exercise: 6v4 where the yellow team had to put together 7 passes before they were allowed to pass a

[video] Porto continues to be dominant from set-pieces. The small details matter. 🔵🐉🇵🇹

[image] “The human relations that are established in a football team are far ahead of the tactical part. People are the heart of football, not the tactics. The game is much more than the tactical part.” Fernando Diniz ✅🙏🏼

[image] “The good tactics are those that allow the players to express themselves at their best.” Francesco Farioli