That'sHernandez
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What a strike
3-2 upAnother defensive fumble, a good shot from outside the box and Wolfsburg are 3-1 up as we head to HT
Apart from the multiple defensive feck-ups we’ve been the better team.I think there’s a point in this game for us if we tighten up at the back in the second half
We’ve certainly not been afraid to come out and play them.Apart from the multiple defensive feck-ups we’ve been the better team.
It's looking very crowded on our left attack at the moment. Rolfo, Malard, Zigiotti, Rolfo and Toone all operating in similar spaces. Toone scarcely saw the ball until she started to move further right. Might be the night for Park for that reason if no other.I’d consider bring on Park for Toone at half time. Apart from the defensive errors, we mostly been very good but more often than not we’re losing the ball as soon as it gets to Toone.
I disagree: I think Toone's problem is that Wolfsburg aren't giving her any space, but her teammates keep passing the ball to her when she is being double- or tripled-teamed.I’d consider bring on Park for Toone at half time. Apart from the defensive errors, we mostly been very good but more often than not we’re losing the ball as soon as it gets to Toone.
I disagree: I think Toone's problem is that Wolfsburg aren't giving her any space, but her teammates keep passing the ball to her when she is being double- or tripled-teamed.
I think I might want to defend SMP on this one. There were so many bodies in the box that it seems like a miracle that the ball made it to the goal without being touched. It might have been the right decision (despite the outcome) for her to stay put in the middle of the goal in order to deal with a (likely) deflection rather than assuming it would get through.Wolfsburg from way outside the box and Safia M-P scarcely moves.
Yes, but Tooney's greatest skill is usually creating and/or finding space, and part of Wolfsburg's game plan is clearly to prevent this. And if she is being double- or triple-teamed, someone else must be open and that's where the ball should go.A #10 is always likely to have someone close to them. If you receive the ball in space as a #10 the opposition have made a big error
You got it half right!I’d sub Terland and Park on for Rolfö and Toone.
Me too. I'm going to reserve any further comment until tomorrow....Words fail me.
Part of the plan I guess but I think it was their general tactics all over the pitch. Its just a congested area of the pitch in the middle of the pitch and you need to be sharp and make good decisions, have a good touch and then you can make space after doing those basics. Without them you're doomed. She was unable to be sharp, have good touches and make good decisions and so it was easy to disrupt her in the buildup.Yes, but Tooney's greatest skill is usually creating and/or finding space, and part of Wolfsburg's game plan is clearly to prevent this. And if she is being double- or triple-teamed, someone else must be open and that's where the ball should go.
Last few days have been a bit brutal.
...and purple?Apart from the defensive horror show, a bit silly that we were wearing white