At the same time, Hong Kong, China, has taken the initiative, and they can defend the backcourt safely and counterattack safely.

In this way, Saudi Arabia's tactics are passive, which is completely inconsistent with what was formulated before the game.

No coach hopes that the tactics in the game will be disrupted, and no coach hopes that the initiative will be in the hands of the opponent.

The same goes for Anjos.

But the key problem is that he has no choice but to face such a "shameless" style of playing in Hong Kong, China.

If you want to force Hong Kong to attack, you can only let the players step forward, which will become a frontcourt press. The tactics and formation will definitely be affected. After a few times, the tactics will not be considered tactics.

At the same time, Anjos doesn't want to spend time with Hong Kong, China.

If the game goes on like this, it is too difficult for Saudi Arabia to score a goal and cannot end the game in 90 minutes, which means that the possibility of ending in 120 minutes is lower. Then the two teams will fight for a penalty kick in the end?

No!

Definitely not possible!

Anyos suddenly understood South Korean coach Vibek.

When Hong Kong, China defeated South Korea, many media said that Vibek's tactical ability was too different from Wansheng. When South Korea played against Hong Kong, Vibek did not see through the defensive loopholes in Hong Kong, so that South Korea gained few offenses and did not score a goal in the game.

Now that Saudi Arabia is playing against Hong Kong, China, he is also restrained by tactics.

That Chinese is indeed very capable!

The "shamelessness" of Hong Kong in China leads him to face a dilemma. Should he let go of his hands and let the team press on the whole game and make a big attack, or just waste time with the opponent like this?

what to do?

Anjos hesitated.
Chapter completed!