Bayern Build From The Back Line
From the German Cup match versus Dortmund, we see Bayern build patiently from a throw-in, but when the defense gets stretched out, the attack to goal is instant, if not as accurate as Bayern would have liked. Whether this is good, thoughtful attacking or broken team defending is debateable - without hearing from the manager what was sought for either team in this situation it can be tough to make conclusive analyses. Maybe the two Dortmund players thought they could trap Dante, and just missed it...but Dante is pretty technical, and could always bail himself out by playing backward to Neuer. Leaving Schweinsteiger seems ill-advised; perhaps there was a miscommunication as to who was to pressure Dante.
At any rate, the pics show a really nice instance of patience in build-up play, the effective creation of a 2v.1 and then good, calm breaking of high pressure (easier than it could have been as there was no defensive support for the two forward Dortmund players when they attacked Dante) and then a fast attack to take advantage of numerical superiority on the left side of Bayern's attack.
Bayern throw the ball in. Dante, the left center back receives and initiates the attack. |
It's a quick 1-2 back to Dante, as Schweinsteiger never even tries to turn upfield. |
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