From the Premier League to La Liga, teams have been made to chase shadows for 90 minutes by the footballing aristocrats of Arsenal and Barcelona.
Trying to out pass the tika-taka specialists is futile, so how do you stop them in their tracks? By disabling their fire power.
"If the opposition have a small centre-forward they will want to thread balls through, work through the lines and play into feet or the channels," says Norwich City boss Chris.
"Pressing high up the pitch won’t let them do that. Don’t press man-for-man as they will just work the ball around you and create chances to score.”
This video will help your team spoil the party.
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