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Strategy Revealed: How Liverpool can put an end to Tottenham’s clean sheet
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Strategy Revealed: How Liverpool can put an end to Tottenham’s clean sheet
-Tottenham host Liverpool in a late Premier League kick-off on Saturday
-Both teams are undefeated in the National Championship this season
-The Red Devils have a chance to overthrow Spurs who are in good form
Ange Postecoglou’s revolution at Tottenham Hotspur has been the exciting story of the Premier League season so far.
The 58-year-old is the first Greek and first Australian to manage in the competition, after successful seasons with Yokohama F. Marinos and Celtic – the kind of coach’s CV that many of his country’s fans admire. He will despise it. .
Despite having to reinvent the conservative wheel developed by Jose Mourinho, Nuno Espirito Santo and then Antonio Conte, Postecoglou has transformed Spurs into one of the country’s most exciting teams.
Liverpool’s arrival at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this Saturday in an attempt to extend their 19-match unbeaten run has gone largely unnoticed. Here’s how Jurgen Klopp’s Red Devils can topple Spurs.
Scoring your own opportunities would be a good start
Wow, what a unique idea. I can’t believe no one else thought of this.
But as Frank Lampard’s (wonderful) proverb says, no buts: Liverpool must score when they get the chance. Tottenham have had a bit of luck in their two toughest matches to date. Manchester United failed to score any chances in a frantic first half before losing 2-0 to Spurs, while Arsenal should have taken a two-goal lead in last week’s north London derby and opened the door for Postecoglou’s army came back twice.
What will help Liverpool is their uncanny attacking depth. Mohamed Salah, Cody Gakpo, Luis Diaz, Diogo Jota and the revived Darwin Nunez are all capable of scoring from nothing. The space that would have been left open by Tottenham’s attack would only help the home team.
Don’t let Tottenham take the lead… Liverpool have conceded the first goal in five of their first eight matches this season. That’s not ideal at all, but hey, this invincible streak continues.
However, a powerful team like Postecoglou’s Tottenham probably won’t be so forgiving. If Liverpool are forced into self-destructive shenanigans, Spurs will punish them. Whoever scores first will probably run away.
Find a way to silence the crowd
Over the summer, Tottenham sent a questionnaire to club members and season ticket holders on how to improve the atmosphere at their billion-pound stadium.
They were a bit lucky to find a unifying figure like Postecoglou, who quickly assembled a team of likable heroes, but the little things help.
The use of pre-match trumpets to play “Oh When The Spurs” and the reinstatement of drums on the single-tier stand were frowned upon when announced, but they worked brilliantly. Tottenham Hotspur Stadium has been an intimidating cauldron of noise for the first two games of this season. Sheffield United’s antics two weeks ago only annoyed an increasingly impatient crowd who still had complete faith in their new team. It was a dangerous combination for the Blades and it led to the latest comeback in Premier League history.
Liverpool are used to playing in that atmosphere at Anfield and riding that wave to victory. They need to remove the danger from the game and break Spurs’ momentum without provoking a siege mentality.
We hope the history of this match repeats itself
You can’t really say that Liverpool are a ‘ghost team’ to Tottenham, because that would imply that they would be worse, but there’s no doubt Spurs have some pretty big mental scars from recent encounters with the Red Devils.
The 2019 Champions League final. Last season’s 4-3 loss. Steven Bergwijn’s miss at Anfield. Moussa Sissoko’s miss at Anfield. Son Heung-min’s miss at Anfield. Giovani Lo Celso’s miss at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Dele’s miss at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The delayed opening of Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
This current crop of Spurs players may not carry the wounds of their predecessors, but the fans still do. They know the history of this fixture. That could yet find a way to manifest itself and play back into Liverpool’s hands.
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