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When will Rodgers get the respect he deserves?

The ex-Liverpool boss is masterminding a top-four finish for the Foxes and has now led them to a first FA Cup semi-final since 1982

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The death of Cholismo: Can Simeone ever win the Champions League?

The Argentine's Atletico Madrid reached two finals with their ultra-defensive football but their new, expansive tactics are reaping rewards in La Liga

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Edge of Europe to relegation abyss: What went wrong for Wilder?

Last season the Blades were the darlings of the Premier League, but their dreadful form this term has seen the coach depart with the team dead last

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United, Madrid or Miami: Where should Ronaldo go next?

Like many top clubs, Juventus are struggling financially and could, therefore, decide to cash in on their biggest earner before his contract expires

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Man Utd will not win the PL title with Solskjaer in charge

While the Red Devils continue to show odd flashes of good form, the Norwegian coach lacks the tactical know-how to challenge Man City long-term

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The rejuvenation of Man Utd flop Moyes

The Scot's reputation was left in ruins after dire stints at Old Trafford, Real Sociedad and Sunderland but he is excelling at the London Stadium

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Man Utd, City or Madrid: Which club would suit Haaland best?

The Norwegian goalscoring sensation is one of the most coveted players in world football and is expected to leave Borussia Dortmund next year

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Inside Crystal Palace's 'Great Reset'

There will be major changes at the London club come summer with a significant chunk of the first-team squad as well as the manager out of contract

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How Tuchel has revived Lampard's Chelsea outcasts

Timo Werner, Marcos Alonso and Callum Hudson-Odoi are just some of the players who have seen their roles increase under the new Blues boss

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Should Klopp build around Thiago or take him out?

With the Reds in danger of missing out on a top-four finish, the title-winning manager has some big decisions to make in the coming weeks

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How Foden, Cancelo & Guardiola got City back to their best

The Catalan coach is now surely destined for his third title in four seasons following a dominant performance against Liverpool on Sunday

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Bale and Mourinho dragging Spurs into downward spiral

Daniel Levy was seduced by the high-profile nature of his manager and big-name forward, but both are proving to be a long way from their best

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Tactics addict Tuchel the ideal Lampard replacement

The former Paris Saint-Germain boss is regarded as one of the most adept coaches when it comes to picking apart the science of modern football

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Limitless to limp: How can Klopp fix lacklustre Liverpool?

The Reds are winless in their last four Premier League outings, leading some to ponder whether this is the start of a permanent decline at Anfield

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Happy new year?! Lampard's methods still stuck in 2016

The Chelsea boss continues to come under pressure, with Sunday's defeat to Manchester City further exposing his almost archaic tactical ideas

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Why Werner & Havertz's woes could cost Lampard his job

There are indications in how the Chelsea manager is deploying his star duo that he is not catering to their strengths having spent £120m to get them

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Why are the PL's 'Big Six' going backwards?

The difficulties of producing a perfect tactical gameplan during a condensed season is being felt by top coaches around the English top flight

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Are Man Utd winning because of Ole or in spite of him?

Another come-from-behind victory was secured at the weekend thanks to Bruno Fernandes and Marcus Rashford but serious questions need to be asked

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Mbappe reaches 100 goals for PSG

The 21-year-old only joined the Ligue 1 giants in 2017, initially on loan from Monaco before making the transfer permanent the following year

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Moyes' revenge? Unsexy West Ham can upset Man Utd

The Scot has never got one over on his former employers since being sacked in 2014 but he has an excellent chance to secure a first win on Saturday

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The PL is like Football Manager: Why Chelsea are title contenders

The Blues boss' tactics are more reminiscent of the pre-Conte era, and that is no bad thing given what the pandemic has done to modern football

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Bielsa's beautiful football deserving of FIFA nomination

Questions have been asked of the Leeds United boss' presence on the five-man shortlist, but his coaching should not just be measured in points won

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How Rodri came to symbolise Pep's underwhelming rebuild

The Spain midfielder is the kind of player the ex-Barcelona boss used to succeed with, but his approach is beginning to show a lack of flexibility

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How would England line up under the PL's best coaches?

Ever wondered how the Three Lions would look if Pep Guardiola or Jurgen Klopp were in charge? Goal has predicted how it would go...

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Hasenhuttl proving himself ready for Man Utd or Chelsea job

Fast-paced attacking football and forensic attention to detail mark out the Southampton boss as an ideal candidate to lead a top Premier League club

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Why Ozil would thrive in a now primitive Premier League

The traditional 'No.10' has made a strong comeback in the English top flight this season as fatigued players and less specific tactics mean more space

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Is this the end of the Man Utd road for Solskjaer?

From a midweek demolition of RB Leipzig to a drab weekend defeat to Arsenal, the Red Devils are wildly inconsistent and showing few signs of progress

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Pep risking being left behind by Klopp, Mou & even Arteta

Man City are struggling to adapt to the dominant counterattacking style in this season's Premier League, with their Catalan coach now needing to adapt

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Arteta, Ancelotti & the men behind the PL's goal explosion

The goal-laden opening to the English top-flight season has been unmatched in other championships around Europe - but why?

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Why Mourinho's outsiders can win the league

The Premier League has brought early-season chaos, with both Man City and Liverpool losing heavily, meaning a tight defence might be enough to win it

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No derby win in 10 years but Everton have no fear of Liverpool

The Toffees are brimming with belief having made a perfect start to the season, while their city rivals are coming off a chastening 7-2 defeat

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Grealish snub proves Southgate no longer the man for England

The off-the-cuff ingenuity of the Aston Villa man could unleash the attacking potential in a gifted England generation but the manager is reluctant

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Villa's George Best: No wonder Man Utd wanted Grealish

The England ace was one of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's transfer targets but the attacker has no regrets after committing his future to his hometown club

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Why Kane should no longer be England's No.9

The Tottenham ace is a fine forward but his skills are better suited to a deeper role, as underlined by his performances under Jose Mourinho

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Not scary anymore: Liverpool's air of invincibility is gone

The Reds' disastrous showing at Villa Park was just the latest in a number of concerning performances for the defending Premier League champions

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Dias won't solve Man City's biggest defensive flaw

Time and again Leicester took advantage of a weakness in Pep Guardiola's team and it can't be solved by the acquisition of another expensive defender

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Calvert-Lewin: Why Man Utd want £80m-rated Everton ace

Thanks to the guidance of Duncan Ferguson and Carlo Ancelotti, the 23-year-old is on course to become one of the best No.9s in the Premier League

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Man Utd have no structure & no hope under Solskjaer

Against Crystal Palace on Saturday, it was apparent that United struggle for fluidity in an attacking sense, making them vulnerable at the other end

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Why Guardiola and Solskjaer both wanted Ake

The importance of left-footed centre-backs was highlighted by the interest in acquiring a defender who had just been relegated with Bournemouth

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Why Leeds' season will be on a knife-edge

The Championship winners earned the plaudits for going toe-to-toe with the Premier League title holders but they could well come unstuck this season

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Why Mourinho will beat Lampard in race for CL football

It's taken the Spurs manager a little bit of time to get his team into shape but there is far more organisation in his side than Lampard's

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Exhausted Man Utd in dire need of new recruits

The Red Devils were clearly suffering from fatigue in Wednesday's draw with West Ham, underlining their need to strengthen the squad this summer

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Have Man Utd become too reliant on Bruno Fernandes?

The Portugal international has been the catalyst for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side's improvement, but is his form hiding potential tactical issues?

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Why Man Utd should turn Wan-Bissaka into a centre-back

The 22-year-old lacks the attacking threat of a modern full-back so his excellent defensive traits would be better served by a move into the middle

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Firmino frustrates but he remains irreplaceable for Liverpool

The Reds frontman could go the entire season without a goal at Anfield but his relative lack of goals does not detract from the crucial role he plays

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Mourinho's Spurs project might never get off the ground

Last season's Champions League finalists are having well-documented trouble in front of goal while tactical issues persist for Chelsea and Leicester

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Greenwood form shouldn't stop Man Utd from signing Sancho

The Red Devils' teenage star continues to impress, but if Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side are to kick on then adding a right-winger this summer is key

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Guardiola shows he can get the better of Liverpool

City were impressive in their victory over the champions while neighbours Man Utd continue to build momentum in the hunt for European football

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How post-lockdown PL has brought dribbling back into fashion

The slower pace of games behind closed doors has allowed clubs with fast, fleet-footed forwards to come to the fore in England's top-flight

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Pogba and Fernandes pull the strings for Martial and Rashford

Liverpool have been crowned champions following a destruction of Crystal Palace but there were also impressive wins for Man Utd and Arsenal

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Pogba offers tantalising glimpse of Man Utd's future

The World Cup-winning midfielder made all the difference from the bench against Tottenham while Arsenal's intelligence was undone by familiar errors

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'I wouldn't be here without you' - Meet Klopp's mentor

Wolfgang Frank is not widely known outside Germany yet he is regarded by the Liverpool manager as one of the most influential figures in football

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How Arsenal's Anfield title triumph led to the Premier League

Michael Thomas's championship-winning goal in the dying seconds of a 2-0 win over the Reds changed the way football was perceived in England

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How a dire Ireland-Egypt draw made football more exciting

The worst match at the most boring World Cup in history prompted football's rule-makers to abolish the backpass, changing the game forever

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How a Koeman free kick changed football forever

The Wembley win vindicated Johan Cruyff's footballing philosophy, with which Pep Guardiola would later take the Catalan club to even greater heights

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How Robins saved Ferguson from the sack at Man Utd

The Scottish manager went on to lead the club to a staggering 13 Premier League titles but fans wanted him out after a trying start to his tenure

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How Man Utd helped convince Abramovich to buy Chelsea

The Russian didn't grow up a football fan but he was so enamoured by what he saw at Old Trafford that he decided to invest in a London club

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Madrid, Maradona & the game that killed the European Cup

Horrified by the random nature of the draw, Silvio Berlusconi set the wheels in motion on a tournament revamp that would change football forever

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How Lampard's disallowed goal led to VAR chaos

Calls for the introduction of technology to aid referees intensified after the 2010 World Cup, making supporters of those who had argued against it

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Without powers of motivation Mourinho is finished

Spurs coach is on the longest winless run of his career and things don't look like improving any time soon, having criticised record signing Ndombele

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Why Burnley star McNeil is on Man Utd & England's radar

The 20-year-old has already become a key player for Burnley and is now being monitored by Three Lions boss Gareth Southgate

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Mourinho's bad management behind Spurs' struggles

The Spurs boss is beginning to blame his players for poor performances, but he may have to look in the mirror soon enough

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How Klopp, Pep & Ole have turned full-backs into playmakers

Teams in the Premier League's high positions are having so much of the ball these days that it has led to the development of a new role for full-backs

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Why were English clubs so bad in the Champions League?

Pep Guardiola came up with the goods to stop the Premier League rot - so how can the English sides battle back to rescue their European seasons?

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Lampard finds the key to solving Chelsea's issues

The Blues have been ravaged by injuries, but the first-year manager appears to have discovered a solution

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Mourinho's Spurs not yet ready to match Poch's progress

The Special One's brand could suffer serious damage if RB Leipzig end their Champions League interest in the first knockout round

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'Fire-fighter' managers dying out as fans search for hope

As the game becomes ever more financially imbalanced, having a clearly defined, aesthetically pleasing identity is all most clubs can aim to do

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How Ancelotti has turned Everton into the PL's second-best team

Not yet two months on from his appointment, no team other than Liverpool has claimed more league points than the Toffees, who now have European hopes

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Chelsea could miss out on Champions League

Frank Lampard's side were taking on all-comers at the season's start but progress has been stuttered of late and changes need to be made

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How Pep got it wrong where Mourinho got it right

Manchester City have now slipped 22 points behind Liverpool and have already lost six league matches this season, as many as in Pep's first season

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Arteta, Mourinho & Lampard need a lot more time

It's never been more difficult for big teams to break down their smaller counterparts but managers often don't get the time needed to implement fixes

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How sorry Man Utd were stumped by Burnley

Sean Dyche's record against the 'Big Six' is pitiful but that did not prevent his side taking the initiative on Wednesday night at Old Trafford

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How Firmino's midfield forays helped dominate Man Utd

The Brazil striker may not have got on the scoresheet at Anfield on Sunday, but his movement allowed the Reds to overpower their opponents

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Man Utd might be the perfect side to finally expose Liverpool

The Reds are running away with the Premier League title but the only side they have failed to beat this season arrive at Anfield on Sunday

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Ignore Arsenal's results: Arteta already making his mark

The Spaniard has only won two of his first five games in charge but the influence of Pep Guardiola's teachings can be seen in the Gunners' play

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Arsenal's improvement a triumph of Arteta's coaching

The Gunners may have only picked up one league win from the Spaniard's four games in charge, but it is clear they are a team on the rise

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Mourinho needs time at Tottenham to prove he's not finished

Spurs host Liverpool on Saturday afternoon with their new manager struggling to show that his methods can be successful in the modern game

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Liverpool full-backs now the best in the world

The Premier League has passed its halfway point with Trent Alexander-Arnold and Andy Robertson playing pivotal roles in the Reds' title charge

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Mourinho will need time to turn gutless Spurs around

Christian Eriksen and Dele Alli were anonymous in the 1-0 loss at St. Mary's, underlining just how much work the Portuguese has to do

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Hapless Man Utd display highlights Pogba's importance

The France World Cup winner made a surprise return following injury and illness but his presence alone was not enough to prevent his side slipping up

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It's Pep's worst season but City can be optimistic

The win at Arsenal last week could very well signpost the way forward for Manchester City this season, with improvements in defence and midfield

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How Foden helped City expose Arsenal's soft underbelly

The teenager was unleashed for his first Premier League start of the season on Sunday and helped the champions rediscover their best form

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Solskjaer's Ferguson tribute act will only take Man Utd so far

While success has been forthcoming in recent games against other sides in the 'Big Six', there is an underlying flaw to the Norwegian's tactics

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Man Utd's rampant front four expose City's problems

Not for the first time this season, the Premier League champions' approach to a game contributed to a defeat

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Rodgers is a tactical genius & he’s taking Vardy to new heights

Although they won the Premier League under Claudio Ranieri in 2016, the Foxes and their talismanic front man are playing more effectively than ever

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Guardiola's full-back setup damages Man City's creativity

The champions struggled in another poor performance, with some tactical decisions from their coach attracting attention

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Solskjaer's clueless tactics keep costing Man Utd

Two under-fire managers struggled while an old favourite was back in the spotlight as clubs returned to domestic action after the international break

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Chelsea's transformation: Is Lampard lucky or a tactical genius?

The club icon has surpassed expectations so far this season, with the Blues third in the Premier League, but doubts remain over his approach

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What we can expect from Mourinho's Tottenham

The Champions League finalists need new life breathed into the team immediately as they flounder in the lower reaches of the Premier League table

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The tactics that will decide the Premier League title race

The two sides are top of the pile in England, and now meet on Sunday in a game that could have huge implications for the Premier League race

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Only Emery to blame as bizarre tactics continue to kill Arsenal

The Spaniard set his team up in a system which did nothing to suggest he had studied Saturday's opponents as rumours regarding his future grow louder

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Chelsea's old guard now just as key as Lampard's young guns

The Blues have been heralded for investing in youth this season, but some of their more experienced players have also been in impressive form

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Why lucky Liverpool still need a Coutinho replacement

The Reds may have maintained their 100 per cent winning record by defeating Leicester on Saturday but they remain short of creativity in midfield

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Forget Man Utd & Chelsea: Leicester are PL's best of the rest

Brendan Rodgers' Foxes have an excellent starting 11 and a strong tactical identity, making them the clear favourites to finish third this season

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How Origi proved the key to Liverpool's win in Sheffield

It was a scrappy win, but the Reds found a way to continue their perfect start to the league season at Bramall Lane on Saturday

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Leaving out Lingard the latest Solskjaer tactical error

The Norwegian coach has veered away from the tactics he used when he was caretaker boss and a maligned midfielder is the answer to the problem

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Arsenal & Spurs show why they can't be title challengers

The north London rivals played out an absorbing but chaotic 2-2 draw at the Emirates on Sunday that exposed both sides' issues at full-back.

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Solskjaer's emphasis on speed is likely to cost him his job

The Norwegian is worryingly obsessed with replicating the tactics employed by his mentor, Sir Alex Ferguson, but the game has changed in recent years.

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Revealed: How Palace exposed Man Utd '1990s' tactics

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side have looked to play on the counterattack this season, but the Eagles showed just how they can be beaten at Old Trafford

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Ceballos showing why Ozil is fighting a losing battle with Emery

The Gunners boss is finally starting to implement his footballing philosophy at the Emirates thanks to the signing of players more suited to his style.

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Ceballos' fast feet & quick thinking can define Emery's Arsenal

The on-loan midfielder assisted both goals in a 2-1 win over Burnley on Saturday, illustrating just how important he could become to the Gunners

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How Man Utd were able to crush Chelsea on the counter

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s men were hardly convincing in the first half, but an adjustment in the second period saw the Red Devils run rampant

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Man Utd in trouble, Pepe a star & five tactical lessons ahead of new Premier League season

With the English top flight returning on Friday, Goal takes a look at the most interesting effects of the summer transfer window.

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The tactical changes Man Utd must make to end crisis

After initially improving the Red Devils' fortunes through sheer force of will, new manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer now needs a more nuanced approach

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Emery exposed again as Arsenal embarrassed

The Gunners fell to a third defeat in a week at Leicester as their hopes of a top-four finish were left in tatters

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Tactical flaws show Solskjaer needs more than just signings

Despite victory over West Ham, Manchester United were far from their best and questions are now being asked of their new permanent manager

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How Solskjaer was able to blunt Barca & Messi

The Manchester United boss found a system to frustrate the Blaugrana at Old Trafford, but a lack of cutting edge meant the Red Devils still lost out

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How Everton exposed Emery & annihilated Arsenal

The Toffees ran rings around the north London outfit at Goodison Park and were unfortunate to only win by one goal

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Klopp's killer full-backs leave Spurs scratching their heads

Andrew Robertson and Trent Alexander-Arnold played a key role as the Reds maintained their lead at the top of the table

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Ozil out! Who the 'Big Six' should sell and sign this summer

With the international break offering time for reflection, Goal analyses what the Premier League's top teams should do in the next transfer window

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Sarri-ball continues to be shown up at Chelsea

Chelsea's latest Premier League defeat saw their hopes of a top-four finish dented while it was also a disappointing weekend for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer

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Was Solskjaer to blame for Man Utd loss at Arsenal?

Arsenal had a major advantage early in Sunday's match, one which could define how the race for the top four plays out going forward

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Is Klopp killing Liverpool's title hopes?

The Reds boss has defended his in-game decisions following a series of under-par performances, but in truth he must now take more risks

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Klopp to blame for Liverpool's attacking struggles

The Reds boss made a series of head-scratching substitutions at Old Trafford, meaning his side struggled to break down Manchester United

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How Simeone & Tuchel schooled Allegri & Solskjaer

There were a number of impressive tactical performances from managers in the last 16 first legs, with the bosses of Atletico, PSG & Spurs standing out

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Set for the sack? Why Sarriball is failing at Chelsea

Chelsea’s manager is under huge pressure following a humiliating 6-0 thrashing at Man City last weekend, so why is his tactical system not working?

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Klopp finally finds his perfect Liverpool midfield

The Reds boss saw his side get back on track in the title race on what was yet another intriguing weekend at both ends of the English top-flight

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Pep invokes Cruyff to take down tinkerman Emery

The Manchester City boss unveiled a new system against the Gunners to get the champions' title bid back on track at the Etihad Stadium

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Higuain doesn't stand a chance if Sarri doesn't sort midfield

The striker didn't manage a single shot on his top-flight debut but he was not to blame for Wednesday's embarrassing 4-0 loss at Bournemouth

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How flexible Emery showed up predictable Sarriball

The Chelsea manager moaned at his players for showing a lack of motivation, but in truth his own approach was as much to blame for defeat to Arsenal

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Inside Solskjaer's tactical revolution at Man Utd

The Red Devils proved against Tottenham that they can win in a number of different ways, while Arsenal's lack of creativity was highlighted once again

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Why Liverpool & Klopp tactically failed vs Man City

The Reds took too long to devise a suitable game plan against Pep Guardiola's side, while Chelsea's need for a new playmaker was highlighted

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One perfect signing for each of the Premier League top six

With the January transfer window now open, Goal looks at where Liverpool, Tottenham, Man City, Chelsea, Arsenal and Man United need to strengthen

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Risk-taker Solskjaer embraces Man Utd's wild side

The new interim manager at Old Trafford started in impressive fashion while Crystal Palace boss Roy Hodgson got one over Pep Guardiola

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Man Utd's lack of coaching exposed yet again

The Portuguese and his Red Devils side continue to flounder as they lacked any cohesion during their defeat at Anfield on Sunday

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Does Ozil fit in tactically at Arsenal under Emery?

The German has endured a stop-start season amid claims he doesn’t fit into his coach’s 3-4-2-1 system, so is there still room for him at the Emirates?

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Human after all: How Chelsea exposed City's weaknesses

Not many expected a Blues victory given their recent results, but Maurizio Sarri's side showed that Pep Guardiola's champions are not perfect

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How Emery's genius won the North London Derby

The Arsenal boss outwitted Mauricio Pochettino with several mid-game tactical switches as the Gunners saw off their north London rivals

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Inside Pochettino's perfect plan to stall Sarriball

The Argentine masterminded Tottenham's impressive win over Chelsea while Roberto Firmino's evolution from striker to playmaker is almost complete

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Man City's aimless tiki-taka highlights De Bruyne value

Pep Guardiola will have been frustrated with his side's U-shape passing that proved, despite the win over Man Utd, they still miss Kevin De Bruyne

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Arsenal conjure Klopp-era Dortmund & five tactical lessons

The Gunners gave the Liverpool manager a taste of his own medicine in Sunday's draw while Man Utd showed that top teams can't defend deep any longer

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Fabinho's Liverpool awakening & five tactical lessons from weekend

The Brazilian is beginning to show what he can do in the middle of the park, forming an effective partnership with Georginio Wijnaldum

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