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0:00 - Santos' Recent Success and Objective Criteria
0:32 - Cuca’s Strategy and Adaptability
2:09 - Key Phases and Build-Up Play
3:37 - Santos' Tactical Structure and Execution
6:27 - Midfield Creativity and Recent Performance
9:01 - Attacking Patterns and Tight Space Play
12:51 - Defensive Phases: Pressing and Counter-Pressing
16:35 - New Signings and Future Prospects
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0:00 - Santos' Recent Success and Objective Criteria
0:32 - Cuca’s Strategy and Adaptability
2:09 - Key Phases and Build-Up Play
3:37 - Santos' Tactical Structure and Execution
6:27 - Midfield Creativity and Recent Performance
9:01 - Attacking Patterns and Tight Space Play
12:51 - Defensive Phases: Pressing and Counter-Pressing
16:35 - New Signings and Future Prospects
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00:00Four wins in the last five games.
00:02If I had said that a few months ago, they would have called me crazy,
00:05but Santos today is an example of what beautiful, well-played soccer is.
00:09But let's be honest, that's kind of a subjective thing for a lot of people.
00:12I might like the way a team plays, while you might not think it's a big deal,
00:16but in this video, I want to present you with objective criteria.
00:19Good football is played when a team properly masters the four phases of the game.
00:24I'm going to show you this clearly.
00:26I'll prove how Santos did it against Cruzeiro.
00:28And by the end, you'll walk away with a changed mindset.
00:31Let's go.
00:32I want to start analyzing this video with an important statement from Kuka in his last press conference,
00:37where he kind of breaks down a bit of how Santos played, sharing a bit of the team's ideas.
00:42And then we see on the pitch that everything worked out just the way it was supposed to.
00:47I trained a little yesterday, and that was it.
00:49He started as a third center back.
00:52And we gained from that an outstanding buildup through the middle and out wide
00:56with Luan, with Igor, and we were able to play two attacking midfielders ahead.
01:03With two more defensive midfielders, we populated the midfield well.
01:07We understood a bit more about the Cruzeiro team, the way they were playing,
01:12especially in their last game against Atletico Paranaense.
01:16And that was the idea.
01:17But we knew that when they brought on a third winger, you could no longer stay in that system
01:23because there was no way to make a back five since we didn't have a left back.
01:29The one doing that was Cebolinha, right?
01:32So I had already worked on that, too.
01:35I dropped Igor into the back line and pushed Luan wide after I sensed a little more danger.
01:43I swapped Luan with Igor, who moved to left back.
01:46So Igor played all over the place today, right?
01:48He started out there, came back, ended up in the back line, and that's important.
01:52Pocky, by the way, I think he's an extremely underrated coach.
01:55A guy who knows how to adapt to the squad he has, rarely demands major signings.
02:00And who gets his teams to play good football, press high, play with the ball at their feet,
02:04play in tight spaces, and Santos is pretty much checking off every single one of those boxes?
02:09That right there is the first of the four phases of the game that I say are important to master
02:13if you want to play beautiful football or, at the very least, play good football.
02:18And naturally, in the long run, if you repeat this over and over again,
02:22it will lead to positive results more often than negative ones.
02:25Having a quality build-up play, especially with numerical superiority,
02:30will give you advantages for the entire game,
02:32mainly because you can gradually transfer the superiority to more advanced areas of the pitch,
02:36and then, obviously, getting close to the goal.
02:39That's up to the players on the pitch.
02:41The logic is pretty much this right here.
02:43We have Cruzeiro marking more or less man-to-man against Santos' midfield quartet,
02:48Schrauschmidt, Gustavinho, Rolheiser, and Bontempo,
02:51and then we'll see the back three playing it out from the back.
02:54Luan Perez on the left, out on centrally, and Igor Vinicius as the right centre-back.
02:59In this match here, Kuka couldn't count on Escobar, who was suspended,
03:02so he had to make a few changes.
03:04And to play out from the back, basically, he used these three players,
03:08with Igor Vinicius as the right centre-back,
03:10to create a 3v2 numerical advantage.
03:13Because if you swing the ball to one side,
03:15the centre-back on the other side will be free to carry it forward
03:18and push into the attacking half.
03:20And what I mean by transferring that advantage
03:23is that the moment he reaches the attacking half,
03:25someone has to step up to press him,
03:27leaving another player free.
03:28He carries the ball forward,
03:30someone leaves their man to press him,
03:32and another player comes free.
03:33You keep transferring it like that
03:34until you reach the final third for the players to finish it off.
03:37I really like showing it on the tactics board first,
03:39because it's like a bird's-eye view of the pitch
03:41where we can see all the consequences,
03:42and then I bring it here to the pitch,
03:44making it much easier to understand.
03:45Take a look at this right here.
03:47Santos, three-man build-up, very clearly mapped out.
03:50Luan Perez out on the left, around centrally, and Igor Vinicius.
03:54And here's that thing I was talking about.
03:55Caio Jorge pressed Aron,
03:57while Arroyo kept an eye on Luan Perez here,
03:59leaving Igor Vinicius free on the other side,
04:02giving him the potential to drive the ball into the attacking half.
04:05So much so, that initially, he doesn't draw any other player, right?
04:08Caio Jorge manages to recover well,
04:10but a few other movements are interesting.
04:12First, I'll draw your attention to Santos' defensive midfielders,
04:16matching up with Cruzeiro's midfielders,
04:18Joao Schmidt and Gustavinho.
04:19They start well-paired, side-by-side.
04:22Matias Pereira and Gerson marking him.
04:25But as Igor Vinicius drives forward,
04:28look at how Gerson gets completely fixated on the ball,
04:31and from that moment on, Gustavo Heniki gets behind him.
04:35The idea isn't to stand still waiting.
04:38It's about making a run behind your marker
04:41the moment he slips up, taking advantage of it.
04:43And as for Gustavo Heniki,
04:45I know a lot of people criticize him.
04:47I don't follow all the games closely,
04:49but from what I've seen,
04:51I really like him.
04:52He brought a lot of that in this match against Cruzeiro.
04:54He gets behind Gerson to become the free man.
04:56And look at the continuation of the play.
04:59Igor Vinicius checks back and plays the ball to Arroyo,
05:02who has now gotten behind Arroyo.
05:04Look at Gerson once again drawn to the ball
05:07and around with his head up,
05:08spotting Gustavo Heniki behind him,
05:10a pass to the defensive midfielder,
05:12and he'll drive forward.
05:14Romero has to let go of Roheiser on the other side.
05:16That's what I call a domino effect.
05:18Gerson was marking, let go, and he's left open.
05:20He pushed forward, Romero was marking Roheiser,
05:22let go, now Roheiser is the one, left open.
05:25And then, for me here, Gustavinho just messed up.
05:27Because if he switches sides,
05:29it would have been a two-on-one
05:30against Cruzeiro's fullback here, against Fagna.
05:32And then the chance of entering the box with real quality
05:34was much higher.
05:35Here, he tried to pass down the flank to Rodine
05:37and it ends up leading to nothing.
05:38Rodine releases it down the wing here to Roni.
05:40Roni tries, the ball comes back,
05:42and the play really leads to nothing.
05:43They're gonna cross it into the box here,
05:45and after all, with the box crowded and being outnumbered,
05:48it wasn't a good decision by Gustavinho
05:50back at the start of the play,
05:51but this Santos team offers more than just
05:53playing out from the back with quality.
05:55From the moment you have numerical superiority
05:57and capitalized on it,
05:58pushing into the attacking half,
05:59we need to understand that in the attacking third near the box,
06:02the spaces get tighter and tighter.
06:04That's because the defense becomes more compact,
06:07drops deep,
06:08the lines drop closer together,
06:09and you have to be able to string passes together
06:11in very tight spaces
06:12to generate enough advantages
06:14to pose a real threat to the opponent.
06:16And that's where I think the real magic happens,
06:18when you have quality players
06:20who have great ball control,
06:21great spatial awareness,
06:23and the passing ability to drive the team forward.
06:25Take a look at these numbers.
06:27Those who are already subscribed to the channel
06:29are already used to this fantasy game of ours,
06:32which is basically a game we're building together
06:34with our community
06:35so we can compete against one another.
06:37Whoever picks the players who perform best in real life
06:39ends up scoring the most points.
06:40In fact, right now,
06:41I'm in second place in our league.
06:43I got overtaken in the last round, you know?
06:45Rai is leading with 13 points,
06:47I have 10,
06:47Ujuao has 8,
06:49and ZĂ©,
06:49who is the king behind the scenes here,
06:51has just 3 points.
06:52But what I want to point out to you
06:53is that we can use our fantasy game
06:55based on the numbers it provides.
06:57And based on that,
06:57we understand the game better
06:59and improve in fantasy as well.
07:01Take a look.
07:01Here are all the players in the Brazil around.
07:03I'm going to select only the midfielders,
07:05and I'll filter,
07:06I'll sort here by KP,
07:07which is nothing more than key passes.
07:09Passes that leave teammates
07:10in a position to take a shot.
07:12That's the kind of pass I say is important
07:14when you enter the attacking half
07:15and the spaces are tighter.
07:16And take a look at how interesting this is.
07:18When we look, for example,
07:19at all the players
07:20and scroll down here,
07:21we'll see, for instance,
07:22that Flamengo of the teams contending
07:24for the title today
07:25has Samuel Lino,
07:26has Arrascaeta,
07:28has Carascal,
07:29managing to have three players
07:30well-positioned among those
07:31who make the most passes.
07:32But the one that really catches my attention
07:34is Santos,
07:35which, despite being down low in the table,
07:37manages to have several players
07:39who deliver a lot of key passes,
07:41showing that the issue
07:42isn't always creativity.
07:43And in this final stretch,
07:45over these last few games,
07:46their performance has really grown
07:47and improved.
07:48That's three wins in the Brasileiro,
07:50one in the Copa Sudamericana,
07:51four wins in the last five matches.
07:54They beat Atletico Mineiro,
07:55Cruzeiro,
07:56Corinthians,
07:56and Internacional.
07:57Rolizer has 30 key passes.
07:59Neymar, injured,
08:00has 29 in Gabriel.
08:01Bontempo has 27.
08:03And Kuka found a very interesting way
08:05to fit everyone into the same system.
08:07Taking a quick look at the tactics board,
08:09this here was the setup
08:10for the match against Cruzeiro,
08:11but the logic remains the same,
08:13obviously with some variation,
08:15because Santos hasn't always played
08:16with three center backs,
08:18but they almost always end up
08:19building from the back
08:20with a back three.
08:21They set up a box here in the middle
08:23with Giauschmidt,
08:24or it could be Oliva too,
08:25Gustavo Enrique,
08:27Rolizer,
08:27and Bontempo.
08:28And then I wonder,
08:29looking at this quartet here,
08:31how do you fit them all in?
08:33Arthur,
08:33who I believe will come in
08:34for one of the defensive midfielders,
08:36and especially Philippe Coutinho,
08:38who brings so much quality
08:39when turning and working
08:40in tight spaces.
08:42And then this quartet
08:43worked wonders
08:43in the game against Cruzeiro.
08:45From those last plays I showed,
08:47you remember how important it was
08:48for Gustavo to get in
08:49behind Gerson,
08:50right?
08:50And this play here,
08:51which ends with Fabrizio Bruno's
08:53own goal,
08:53also shows how important
08:55he is early in the move.
08:56And it says a lot about
08:57working in tight spaces.
08:59I think it's a great way
09:00to show it.
09:00Look,
09:01it'll become very clear here
09:02what you've already picked up,
09:03right?
09:03The back three buildup.
09:04Up there is Luan Perez,
09:06centrally here is
09:06Willian Arau,
09:07and Igor Vinicius,
09:08right here.
09:09Don't get confused,
09:10because here Joao Schmidt
09:11dropped back kind of sporadically,
09:13which isn't his standard behavior,
09:14and Matheus Pereira
09:15ends up pushing up with him,
09:16kind of balancing it out,
09:17so the logic remains the same,
09:19right?
09:19A four against three
09:20maintains that numerical superiority,
09:22but then I want to draw your attention
09:23to this guy right here,
09:24Gerson.
09:25You'll remember clearly
09:26when I showed earlier
09:27that there was a matchup
09:28that was essential
09:29for Cruzeiro
09:30to balance their marking,
09:31Matheus Pereira
09:32on Joao Schmidt
09:33and Gerson,
09:33locked on to Gustavinho.
09:36Here Gerson kind of panics
09:37and decides to go
09:38after Igor Vinicius,
09:39and my impression is
09:40that Santos reads the game
09:41so well
09:42that they notice this
09:43and know where the ball
09:44has to go,
09:44because take a look.
09:46Igor Vinicius.
09:47He draws Gerson in,
09:49and the ball goes wide
09:50here to Rodine.
09:51This ends up forcing
09:52Cruzeiro's left back Rojas
09:54to step up.
09:54Keep that in mind,
09:55because him stepping
09:56into the attacking half
09:57will be crucial
09:58for Santos to score the goal.
10:00The ball moves forward,
10:02and look what we see.
10:03Gustavinho completely unmarked
10:04right between the other
10:05two midfielders.
10:07So he starts off
10:09tracking Gerson,
10:10gets behind Gerson,
10:11who's right here
10:11sleeping on the play.
10:13Matthew Zinho
10:13was dragged away
10:14by Rollheiser.
10:15Bomb tempo.
10:17Spins Romero over here,
10:18and Gustavo Henrique
10:19is open on the inside.
10:20Now it's time for Santos
10:21to speed things up,
10:22just like I always say.
10:23The coach is there
10:24to provide support,
10:25to give ideas
10:26so the players
10:27can progress up the pitch.
10:28Got a chance
10:29to move forward?
10:30Now it's on you guys,
10:31my friends.
10:33Santos has this chance
10:34as Rodine starts
10:35to get in behind Rojas here.
10:37We see him pushing forward,
10:39bursting behind the fullback,
10:40and the ball
10:41is going to reach him.
10:42I even think Gustavinho
10:44could have looked
10:44for that direct pass.
10:45Maybe his reading of the game
10:47needs to be a bit better
10:48when he has the ball,
10:48just like I showed
10:49in that other play
10:50where he could have
10:50switched flanks.
10:51But here,
10:52he's going to release
10:52the pass to Roni first.
10:53Look at how
10:54JoĂŁo Marcelo is torn.
10:56He doesn't know
10:56whether to cover Rojas' back
10:58or stay inside.
10:59When he steps out
11:00to cover the fullback,
11:01Fabricio Bruno
11:01doesn't balance things out.
11:03He keeps tracking
11:04Bom Tempo,
11:04who is already marked
11:05on the inside.
11:06The ball reaches Roni.
11:07As JoĂŁo Marcelo adjusts,
11:09Roni passes the ball
11:10to Rodine,
11:10who has space
11:11and is going to make
11:12the cross into the channel.
11:13It's a very dangerous cross
11:14because if the defender
11:15intervenes,
11:16there's a big chance
11:16he scores an on goal.
11:17If he doesn't intervene,
11:18someone scores at the back post.
11:20And it's precisely
11:20Bom Tempo,
11:21who is being mocked by two,
11:22who steps in there,
11:23drags it,
11:24and contests it
11:24with Fabricio Bruno,
11:25and the Cruzeiro defender
11:26ends up scoring an on goal.
11:27And it doesn't stop there,
11:29okay?
11:29There's this play here,
11:30for example,
11:30where Cebolinha gets dispossessed.
11:32The play comes to nothing,
11:33but it's interesting for us
11:34to see how Santos
11:35manages to work
11:36in these tight spaces
11:37in the attacking third.
11:38The ball comes back,
11:39and Santos will start
11:41building up again.
11:42Here it's practically
11:42the same three-man build-up,
11:44okay?
11:44Except if we look closely,
11:46Laurent Perez
11:46pushed forward a little bit more,
11:48and JoĂŁo Schmid
11:48dropped in to play out
11:49from the back
11:49with Arau and Igor Vinicius.
11:51Thirdly part of the
11:52second phase of build-up.
11:53We can't even call it
11:53playing out from the back.
11:54JoĂŁo Schmid is being mocked
11:56by Matheus Pereira,
11:57which is the standard man mark.
11:59Now take a look at
11:59what happens further
12:00up the pitch here.
12:01Santos puts a lot of players
12:03in a compact space.
12:04It's Gustavo Henrique,
12:05Rollheiser,
12:06Cebolinha,
12:07who drifted inside
12:08while Luan Perez
12:09holds the touchline,
12:10and Bon Tempo.
12:11That makes four players inside.
12:13And with Arroyo
12:14stepping out to mark
12:14Luan Perez,
12:15an overload is created.
12:17Arroyo steps out,
12:18leaving Rollheiser
12:18wide open inside.
12:20Play the ball to him.
12:21Four against three inside.
12:22Tight space.
12:23Santos has to react quickly
12:24and move the ball fast.
12:25And look what's about to happen.
12:27Rollheiser controls it
12:28and comes under pressure.
12:29If he's being pressed,
12:31another player is going
12:31to be left open now.
12:33Cebolinha on the inside.
12:34Ball to Bon Tempo,
12:35very quick first time.
12:36Ball to Cebolinha,
12:38who now moves close
12:38to the box.
12:39And here he's tackled
12:40by Gerson.
12:41The play comes to nothing,
12:43but look,
12:43if you only analyze
12:44the very end of the play,
12:45you're going to criticize Santos.
12:47If you analyze the play
12:48as a whole,
12:48you'll understand
12:49the mechanisms
12:50to reach this kind
12:51of situation.
12:53However,
12:53to play good football,
12:54it's obviously not enough
12:55to just play well
12:56in the attacking phase.
12:57You also need to defend
12:58very well.
12:59And the first defensive phase
13:00is pressing
13:01and counter-pressing.
13:04Either when you want
13:04to stop the opponent
13:05from playing out
13:06from the back
13:06or when you lose the ball
13:08and immediately want
13:09to react.
13:09And this right here
13:10is a trademark
13:11of Kuka's work.
13:13Right?
13:14A manager who likes to press
13:15especially right
13:16after losing the ball.
13:17And if you can't win it back,
13:19you kill the play
13:19with a foul
13:20to minimize the risk.
13:21Another attacking play
13:22here with Rodine out wide.
13:23And once again,
13:24they look for link-up play
13:25in tight spaces.
13:26Rodine is marked.
13:28Rony is close by here.
13:29And Bomb Tempo
13:29is making a run
13:30behind the defense.
13:31Rodine finds Rony.
13:33Rony plays it first time
13:34to Bomb Tempo.
13:35And the play comes to nothing.
13:37JoĂŁo Marcel tracks him down.
13:39The ball comes back.
13:40They'll try the cross.
13:41And this could be
13:42a risky situation here
13:43because Santos is committing
13:442, 3, 4, 5, 6,
13:477 players ahead of the ball.
13:48And probably just the trio
13:49back there, right?
13:50Here Igor Vinicius crossed it.
13:52Probably it's just
13:53Joel Schmidt,
13:54William Aron,
13:55and Luan Perez back there.
13:56But look at what's going to happen.
13:58As soon as Santos
13:59loses the ball,
14:00Joel Schmidt immediately reacts.
14:02He pressures
14:02Matias Pereira.
14:04We call this counter-pressing.
14:05Okay?
14:05It's counter-press.
14:06The famous press
14:07right after losing possession.
14:09And he keeps pressing
14:09Matias Pereira.
14:10The goal here
14:11isn't always to win the ball back.
14:13Okay?
14:13It's to kill the play right here.
14:15That's what happens.
14:16They even commit a foul.
14:18Igor Vinicius does the same thing
14:19right here to Gerson.
14:20It's a foul where someone
14:21will hardly ever get a yellow card.
14:22There's no risk involved.
14:23Coincidentally,
14:24this is right at the start of the game.
14:26No!
14:27There isn't enough force
14:28for a yellow card.
14:29And what's going to happen?
14:30The referee stops the play.
14:31It neutralizes any danger
14:33and then Cruzero
14:34will have to build
14:35from the back
14:36to create a threat.
14:37And now is when we bring
14:38the entire analysis
14:39full circle.
14:40A team that plays out
14:41from the back
14:41with a numerical advantage.
14:43A 3-on-2.
14:44They work very well
14:45in tight spaces
14:46in the attacking half.
14:47When they lose possession
14:48they press immediately.
14:50And that same numerical advantage
14:52when building out
14:52from the back
14:53is also crucial
14:54when defending.
14:55And now I'll break down
14:56for you
14:56how Santos' system works
14:58when pressing
14:58and defending back there.
15:00Look, here we saw Santos
15:01got a shot off.
15:02The ball is in Otavio's hands.
15:04And here we have to look
15:05very closely
15:05at the details, alright?
15:06Santos' press
15:07always starts with Roni.
15:09Who, to me,
15:10even though I have
15:10plenty of criticisms
15:11about his game?
15:12On the ball.
15:13Off the ball.
15:13He is probably the forward
15:14who presses best
15:15in Brazilian football.
15:16And not just back
15:17in the defensive third.
15:18But also pressing
15:19when the opponent
15:20plays out from the back.
15:21Here he's waiting
15:22to decide which side
15:23Otavio is going
15:23to build up through.
15:24And once he spots
15:25that it's on
15:26Fabricio Bruno's side
15:27he reacts immediately.
15:28Look, the ball goes wide.
15:30And he's already
15:31making this curving run.
15:32Why?
15:33To cut off the return pass
15:34and force Fabricio Bruno
15:35to push into the attacking half.
15:37Look, he curves his run.
15:38The return pass is gone.
15:39And now the marking
15:41becomes man-to-man.
15:42Santos.
15:43This is also typical
15:44of Kuka's teams, you know.
15:45They'll go man-to-man
15:47across the rest of the pitch.
15:48Every player picks up his man
15:50leaving nobody free.
15:51And then what happens?
15:52Roni comes in
15:53pressing Fabricio Bruno.
15:54He looks up.
15:55He sees all the
15:56Cruzeiro players marked
15:57and he's going to be forced
15:58to go for the long ball
15:59just like Bontempo
16:00and Rollheiser
16:01marked the two
16:01defensive midfielders.
16:03Here Joao Schmidt
16:04and Gustavinho
16:04mark Cruzeiro's
16:05two central midfielders
16:06just like Cruzeiro
16:07was marking.
16:08Santos also marks them
16:09but they're much more alert
16:11than Cruzeiro's marking.
16:12Roni comes in
16:13puts pressure on Fabricio Bruno
16:14and he's forced to play
16:16the long ball.
16:16And that's what I call
16:17efficiency and superiority.
16:19If you have a numerical advantage
16:20with three center backs
16:21against two forwards
16:22when attacking
16:23you also have it
16:24when defending.
16:25And Igor Vinicius
16:26Aron and Luan Perez
16:27make it three on two
16:28here against
16:28Arroyo and
16:29Caio Jorge.
16:30The ball is up for grabs
16:31but it falls to that
16:32extra man
16:33Aron
16:34who gives Santos
16:35stability.
16:36I confess I don't really
16:37follow Santos' games
16:38okay
16:39but after all these signings
16:40Arthur,
16:41Philippe Coutinho,
16:42Everton,
16:42Cebolinha,
16:43Rodinei
16:44I started getting curious
16:45to see how they actually play
16:46and I'm really curious
16:48to see if Coutinho
16:49will arrive as a starter
16:50or not for this team.
16:52Even with Neymar himself
16:53I already doubt
16:54if he'll keep that
16:55guaranteed spot
16:56because the team is
16:56working well like this
16:57and Gabigol
16:58in Roni's place
16:59which I believe
17:00will be the starting lineup
17:01tends to boost
17:02all these guys even more.
17:03And now that you already
17:04understand how Santos
17:05attacks,
17:06the importance of their
17:07play on the ball
17:08and how the midfielders
17:09manage to be creative
17:10and rack up so many
17:11key passes
17:12it's time for you to
17:12check out our fantasy game.
17:14I think that if you've
17:15stayed this far into the video
17:16it's because you enjoyed
17:17all the work I put into
17:18watching Santos' games
17:19reviewing Kuka's
17:20press conference
17:21and bringing all this
17:21well-edited material to you
17:23and now I'm just asking
17:24for a chance.
17:25Click on this video
17:26right here
17:26and we'll explain
17:27how the game works
17:28or if you're in a hurry
17:29head to the link
17:30in the description
17:31and I'm sure you'll love it.
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