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Enzo Maresca • Leicester City tactics, Inverted full-backs • Masterclass
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0:14 - Intro
0:29 - Getting the Brazil job
2:44 - What excellence means to him and the road to Russia
4:44 - Building momentum at the 2018 World Cup
6:10 - The tactical battle in the quarter final vs Belgium
9:02 - Why he didn't leave his position with Brazil
12:00 - Looking ahead to the 2022 World Cup
In this exclusive interview recorded in February 2021, Tite reflects on his journey as head coach of the Seleção that has seen him lead the team at two World Cups – Russia 2018 and Qatar 2022.
The former Corinthians manager explains how he was approached by Edu to take the role after the sacking of Dunga, who was dismissed in the wake of Brazil’s disastrous group exit in the 2016 Copa América Centenario.
He goes on to reflect on the difficulties that come with trying to get a national squad to peak at the right time for a tournament, and discusses in detail Brazil’s 2018 campaign, including a memorable quarter final match against Belgium. The game, which included stars such as Neymar, Kevin De Bruyne, Philippe Coutinho, Romelu Lukaku, Fernandinho and Eden Hazard, went down in history as a World Cup classic.
Finally, he reveals the conversation with his wife that convinced him to take on the challenge of leading Brazil in Qatar 2022.
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Recorded in February 2021.
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In our Steve Holland interview from 2020, the England assistant head coach reflected on the 2018 World Cup and explained why he and Gareth Southgate decided to transition from a 4-2-3-1 to a 3-5-2.
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As part of his CV Live webinar appearance in March 2022, Nathan Jones – then manager of Luton Town – spoke about how the coaches he played for and worked with informed how he believes a head coach should treat their players.
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00:10 - Intro
00:18 - Practice introduction
02:27 - Start of practice
05:03 - In-session feedback
In this coaching course filmed exclusively for CV Academy, the highly respected French coach Rudi Garcia takes his players through a series of practices designed to develop their ability to attack through wide areas.
Garcia, who won the Ligue 1 title in France with Lille in 2011 before going on to manage Roma, Marseille and Lyon, was named head coach of Saudi Arabian club Al Nassr in June 2022. His session, filmed during his new team’s pre-season training camp in Spain, focuses on attacking through wide areas, and progresses from unopposed attacking patterns to fully opposed 11v11 situations.
This excerpt comes from the second practice, in which Garcia takes the squad through a series of attacking patterns designed to create penetration and crossing opportunities in wide areas.
It is a great insight into the working of an elite coach preparing his team for the start of the season, and is the first of two sessions Garcia delivered on the same theme.
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0:10 - Intro
0:16 - Advice on communication when implementing a playing style
1:33 - Personal philosophy v profile of player
2:49 - Carlo Ancelotti admiration
3:50 - Takeaways from time in Brazil
5:00 - Getting buy-in when not getting results
During an exclusive CV Live webinar with the Coaches’ Voice Academy in June 2021, Michael Beale – then assistant manager to Steven Gerrard at Rangers – presented on how to implement a playing style. He spoke about his processes when arriving at a new club, the work he does to implement his ideas, both with and without the ball, and how he goes about making daily improvements to both the team and the individuals within it. It proved a superb insight into the coaching philosophy of one of the UK’s most exciting and progressive young coaches.
In this excerpt from the webinar, he answered a varied set of questions from the live audience, all asked by host David Jones of Sky Sports.
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In this Masterclass, the now Aston Villa head coach Unai Emery revisits his historic third consecutive Europa League final win, when his side came from behind to defeat Jürgen Klopp’s Liverpool.
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00:13 - Intro
00:18 - Taking the Seattle Reign job
03:14 - Learning as a coach in the United States
05:18 - Going on a nine-game winless run
06:22 - Megan Rapinoe and Hope Solo's impact
During a fascinating session hosted by David Jones of Sky Sports, OL Reign head coach Laura Harvey reflected on a coaching journey that started almost 20 years ago. She looked back on her early steps into coaching, explained how she addressed the challenge of taking the Arsenal Women job before turning 30, and revealed how she has developed as a coach – both tactically and psychologically – since moving to the United States in 2013.
In this excerpt, she looks back on her arrival in the States to take the job at the club then named Seattle Reign. She reflects on how she dealt with a terrible run early in the new role, and explains the influence of high-profile players such as Megan Rapinoe and Hope Solo.
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In his masterclass Eddie Howe, then in charge of Bournemouth, relives his side's victory against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in January 2018. In a fascinating analysis, he explains the challenges of coming up against "innovator" Antonio Conte, the way that he set up his team to impose themselves on Chelsea and how battles against the Premier League's best helped him improve as a coach.
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0:12 - Intro
1:00 - Manchester United's Starting XI
1:48 - The press
3:53 - Getting Lauren James on the ball
5:00 - 0-1 Lauren James
5:40 - 0-2 Leah Galton
6:10 - 0-3 Katie Zelem
7:02 - The next level
In the last of three exclusive Coaches’ Voice Masterclasses, Casey Stoney looks back on a 3-0 victory for her then Manchester United team against Everton in the 2018 FA Women’s League Cup.
Just a few months after they were founded, and still playing their football in the second tier of English football, the fixture offered Stoney’s side the chance to test themselves against WSL opposition. Here, Stoney reveals the tactical approach that saw United overpower Everton, scoring three unanswered goals in the first half.
She explains how her team set up out of possession to apply intense pressure on the opposition’s centre-backs and how, when in possession, they looked for chances to cross or to harness the 1v1 attacking ability of centre-forward Lauren James.
It’s a fascinating insight from United’s first manager, who has since gone on to manage San Diego Wave in the NWSL.
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In this exclusive Q&A session filmed for The Coaches’ Voice Academy, Philadelphia Union head coach Jim Curtin discussed his team’s focus on producing homegrown talent, the challenges that come with the MLS salary cap and the coaches who have had the greatest influence on him.
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0:11 - Intro
0:25 - The start of his coaching career
1:25 - Man-management style and earning his players' respect
2:04 - Managing Spain
3:16 - Preparing for a World Cup
In this exclusive interview, Julen Lopetegui reflects on the start of his coaching journey and his time as the Spain national team boss.
The former professional goalkeeper talks about how, with the help of mentor Iñaki Sáez, he made the transition from player to coach, kickstarting a journey that would see him manage Spain and Real Madrid, before winning the Europa League with Sevilla.
He discusses his insights into managing a group and looks back on his two unbeaten years as Spain’s manager in the run-up to the 2018 World Cup in Russia - a tournament in which he would ultimately not lead La Roja.
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00:12 - Intro
00:20 - Practice introduction
00:50 - Start of practice
03:00 - In-session feedback
04:28 - Individual in-session coaching
In this coaching course filmed exclusively for CV Academy, QPR Under-23 lead coach and ex-Chelsea, Birmingham and Watford striker Paul Furlong takes a group of professional development phase players through a series of practices designed to develop their ability to link and combine with a central striker.
The session starts with a movement game in which players are encouraged to use different passing combinations to work the ball into the number nine – first with throws and then, after some technical work, with the ball at feet. It then progresses to a phase of play and finally a directional game, both of which feature conditions that encourage playing through and combining with a number nine.
This excerpt comes from the second practice of the session, a phase of play on a narrow pitch. The phase is conditioned so that the attacking team must combine with their central striker before scoring. It offers an insight into some of the great coaching taking place in QPR’s academy.
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He gives a fascinating insight into the team selection and tactics the Chelsea coaching staff employed to limit the attacking influence of Lionel Messi and maximise their own threat at the other end of the pitch.
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00:00 - Intro
00:19 - The first leg and strength of Pepe Reina
01:52 - Stopping Robben and the threat of Torres
04:30 - The role of Steven Gerrard
06:19 - Attacking full-backs
08:47 - Defensive transition
In his second exclusive Coaches’ Voice Masterclass, Rafa Benítez looks back on his then Liverpool team’s stunning dismantling of Real Madrid in the last 16 of the 2008/09 Champions League.
A Yossi Benayoun goal had been enough to secure the Reds a 1-0 first-leg victory in the Bernabéu, but what followed in the second leg at Anfield was one of the definitive performances of the late Benítez era at Liverpool. He reveals the subtle but important tactical change he made to limit the threat of Real dangerman Arjen Robben, before going on to explain how his use of Steven Gerrard as a number 10 worked to create doubt in the Madrid defence and make the most of Fernando Torres’ pace and ability to run in behind.
He then talks more generally about his use of attacking full-backs in that Liverpool team, and how he prioritised balance and central compactness on defensive transition.
It’s another fascinating piece from Benítez, offering insights into the strengths of a team many believed should have challenged for at least one Premier League title.
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00:00 - Intro
00:27 - Game context
01:35 - Lyon's 3-5-2 and the Fernandinho surprise
04:11 - 1-0 Maxell Cornet
05:17 - Reacting to the City equaliser
07:04 - 2-1 Moussa Dembélé
08:01 - 3-1 Moussa Dembélé
09:24 - Historic win v (another) painful defeat
In this exclusive Masterclass with The Coaches’ Voice, the highly respected French coach Rudi Garcia – a Ligue 1 winner with Lille in 2011 – looks back on a dramatic victory for his then Lyon team over Pep Guardiola’s Manchester City in the summer of 2020.
The two clubs’ Champions League quarter final was played as a one-off game behind closed doors in Lisbon, as a season delayed by the Covid pandemic was finally played to an end in August. Garcia reveals how he set his team up against City’s expected 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1 formation, only to find that Guardiola had included Fernandinho in a surprise role on the right of a back three. He explains how he reacted to this shock formation, and how he looked to prioritise compactness in central areas while also trying to prevent City from getting into the wide attacking areas from which they are so good at delivering crosses and cut-backs.
He also explains his team’s approach on the ball, and how they looked to exploit City’s high line on transition, before revealing the changes he made in response to a Kevin De Bruyne equaliser in the second half. It’s a really great insight into one of the biggest shocks in recent Champions League history.
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00:22 - Intro
01:59 - Working in a new structure at Brighton
03:21 - Judging progress
04:39 - Developing young players
06:42 - Controlling your emotions as a manager
08:12 - Relationship between head coach and players
09:52 - Importance of self care as a head coach
In May 2021, newly-appointed Chelsea boss Graham Potter, then the manager of Brighton, appeared as our exclusive guest on a Coaches' Voice Live webinar, talking in depth about his approach to coaching and management with host David Jones. In this absorbing excerpt, Potter gives us an overview of how he plans for long-term success, reflecting on the change of culture he oversaw at Östersunds and discussing how he developed and adapted his approach within a different structure at Brighton.
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00:21 - Intro
00:28 - Burnley's starting XI
01:34 - Crunching the pitch
06:28 - Protecting the V
10:23 - Turning to attack
14:47 - 0-1 Ashley Barnes
16:48 - Building belief
When Burnley travelled to Anfield to play Liverpool in January 2021, they faced opposition that had not suffered a Premier League defeat on their own ground in a 68-game run spanning almost four years. But a team led by long-serving manager Sean Dyche upset the odds to record a famous win – Burnley’s first at Anfield in almost half a century.
In the first of two exclusive Coaches’ Voice Masterclasses, Dyche looks back on the challenge facing his team, and how he masterminded such a shock result. He explains the out-of-possession tactics designed to limit the threat posed by Liverpool’s fast and expansive attacking approach, and reveals the strategy to maximise his own team’s threat, both in transition and during their admittedly rare periods of possession.
It gives a fascinating insight into the approach of a coach who knows his team is going to have significantly less possession against dangerous opponents.
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0:16 - Intro
0:26 - Game context, formations and starting XI
1:26 - Stopping Steph Houghton and Keira Walsh
3:10 - Gaining control of midfield
4:13 - Reacting to being 2-0 down
In the second of three exclusive Coaches’ Voice Masterclasses, Casey Stoney looks back on a hard-fought 2-2 draw between her then Manchester United team and their powerful local rivals in November 2020. They faced a Manchester City team whose starting XI featured no fewer than seven members of the England Women squad that would go on to win Euro 2022, including a front three of Ellen White, Georgia Stanway and final hero Chloe Kelly.
The fixture came hot on the heels of an important victory against another WSL powerhouse in Arsenal, which was the subject of Stoney’s first Masterclass with us. Here, she reveals the tactical approach she adopted in a bid to stop City’s influential playmakers – centre-back Steph Houghton and midfield pivot Keira Walsh – from dictating play, and explains why the plan failed in a first half that saw her team fall 2-0 behind.
She goes on to describe the tactical adjustments she made ahead of the second half, and how one of those led directly to the goal that kicked off the United fightback. It’s another great insight from an articulate coach having an impressive first season with San Diego Wave in the NWSL.
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In his masterclass, he talks through the Three Lions’ out-of-possession approach against the former world and European champions.
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0:20 - Intro
1:25 - The 3-4-3 and midfield square
3:18 - The press
6:36 - Defending as a collective
9:22 - The line of four plus one
12:44 - Press, steal and counter-attack
16:37 - In possession: The three options
20:34 - Creating doubt and free men
23:10 - 1-0 Raphael Veiga
25:48 - 2-1 Deyverson
27:39 - The key to champion teams
Portuguese manager Abel Ferreira took charge of Brazilian giants Palmeiras in October 2020. Within three months, he had led his new club to the second Copa Libertadores victory in its history, with a 1-0 win over Santos in the Maracaña. Then, in November 2021, Ferreira and Palmeiras made history by retaining their title with a 2-1 extra-time defeat of yet another Brazilian club, Flamengo, in Montevideo.
In his first exclusive Masterclass with The Coaches’ Voice, Ferreira gives a brilliantly in-depth analysis of his team’s tactical approach to that historic win over Flamengo. He explains the thinking behind his preferred 3-4-3 formation, and how in possession the team would look to create a box of four attacking players behind number nine Rony, with the two wide attackers pushed inside to create doubt in the Flamengo defence. Out of possession, he explains why the team dropped back into a defensive line of four and why left wing-back Gustavo Scarpa had a very specific role to play against dangerous Flamengo right-back Mauricio Isla.
Ferreira expands on the three different options his team employed when building from the back, and how they looked to use the wing-backs to create overloads against the Flamengo defence. He also explains the importance of communication out of possession, and the pressing triggers that ultimately helped create the winning goal after their opponents had equalised in normal time.
It’s one of the most thorough sessions from any coach on the Coaches’ Voice tactics board. We hope you enjoy it!
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0:14 - Intro
0:21 - Practice introduction
2:40 - In-session feedback
4:34 - Post-session coach feedback
In this coaching course filmed exclusively for CV Academy, Northern Ireland head coach Ian Baraclough takes a group of players from Loughborough University through a series of practices designed to improve their attacking and defending at set-pieces.
The second part of the session is an unopposed attacking-corner practice in which groups of five attack a series of inswinging and outswinging deliveries; second and third-phase balls are added as progressions to give the attacking groups different challenges.
It’s a really interesting session with a highly-respected coach now operating at international level, and we hope you enjoy it!
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0:21 - Intro
0:29 - Ukraine match context and analysis of defeat against Poland
2:01 - Starting XI against Ukraine
3:26 - Out-of-possession strategy and finding a way to win
7:32 - Gareth McAuley 1-0
10:51 - Niall McGinn 2-0
14:13 - Emotional reaction after the game
In his second Coaches’ Voice Masterclass, Michael O’Neill looks back on one of the most momentous days in the history of the Northern Ireland football team.
O’Neill became Northern Ireland head coach in 2011, and went on to lead his team to the 2016 European Championship in France – their first appearance at a major tournament since the 1986 World Cup. There, after losing their opening game to Poland, O’Neill masterminded a hugely important 2-0 victory against Ukraine. The win was Northern Ireland’s first at a major men’s tournament since they beat hosts Spain at the 1982 World Cup, and ultimately helped them reach the last 16, where they lost to Chris Coleman’s Wales.
In this exclusive Masterclass, O’Neill reveals the changes he made to the team and its tactics after the Poland defeat. He explains how he set his side up to limit the impact of Ukraine’s dangerous wide attackers, Andriy Yarmolenko and Yevhen Konoplyanka, and how he selected an all-action midfield and front line to threaten the Ukraine back line in attacking transition.
It’s a brilliant insight into one of the most iconic games in Northern Ireland’s footballing history.
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0:12 - Intro
0:20 - Practice introduction
0:58 - Start of the practice
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7:50 - Individual coaching within practice
In this coaching course filmed exclusively for CV Academy, QPR Under-18 lead coach Micah Hyde takes a group of professional development phase players through a series of practices designed to develop their ability to play through midfield.
The session starts with two technical warm-ups and progresses into three practices that train ball control, passing and receiving skills, ball retention and midfield rotations. Hyde and QPR term the middle of the pitch ‘the blue’ – the session is aimed at encouraging his players to work the ball to midfielders in this zone and then play forward from there.
This excerpt comes from the third practice of the session, a directional game in which two teams of eight (plus goalkeepers) aim to work the ball through the thirds. Both teams set up in a 1-2-3-3 formation, and the pitch is split into thirds. All players are confined to their thirds, although one midfielder from the team in possession is allowed to drop into their team’s defensive third to help build play.
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0:09 - Intro
0:16 - 4-2-3-1, how it transitions and roles out of possession
5:03 - In possession: Numbers and balance
7:44 - System at Newcastle
8:37 - Liverpool and Steven Gerrard as the number 10
10:28 - Valencia 2001-2004
16:40 - Istanbul 2005 and making key decisions
Over a top-level coaching career spanning almost three decades, Rafa Benítez has built his reputation on an ability to deliver success. A two-time Spanish league and UEFA Cup winner as head coach of Valencia, he subsequently led Liverpool to two Champions League finals, famously defeating Carlo Ancelotti’s AC Milan in 2005 despite trailing 3-0 at half-time. He has also won silverware with Inter Milan, Chelsea, Napoli and Newcastle.
In the first of two exclusive Masterclass features with The Coaches’ Voice, Benítez gives a fascinating insight into the key principles – both in and out of possession – of the 4-2-3-1 formation he has used to such great effect throughout his career. He considers the Valencia team with which he won two league titles in Spain, paying particular attention to the roles of the two central midfielders who formed the double pivot: David Albelda and Rubén Baraja. He goes on to explain the evolution of his Liverpool team, with a specific focus on how the team developed after the 2007 signings of Fernando Torres and Javier Mascherano – and the impact that had on the role of Steven Gerrard.
It’s a brilliant insight into the tactical mind of one of the modern game’s most respected coaches. We hope you enjoy it!
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0:12 - Intro
0:20 - How QPR set up
1:08 - Stoke's starting XI and formation
2:31 - Exploiting QPR's playing style and dealing with their box midfield
5:33 - Offensive transition: regain to attack
6:36 - 1-0 Tyrese Campbell
9:29 - 2-0 Mario Vrancic
11:26 - Clinical on the counter
In the first of two exclusive Masterclasses with The Coaches’ Voice, Michael O’Neill relives his Stoke side’s away victory over Mark Warburton’s QPR in December 2021.
QPR went into the match challenging for third position, and having scored at least one goal in each of their previous 31 Championship fixtures, while O’Neill’s team were looking to bounce back from successive defeats. The Stoke manager reveals how he adapted his tactics for a game in which he knew his side would have less possession. He explains his plan to stifle the threat posed for the hosts by creative outlets Ilias Chair and Chris Willock, and outlines how he used Mario Vrancic and Romaine Sawyers to unlock his own team’s attack in transition.
Ultimately, O’Neill’s team won 2-0 despite having only 35 per cent possession. As such, this Masterclass gives a fascinating insight into employing a counter-attacking game plan against strong opposition.
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0:14 - Intro
0:27 - The start of his coaching journey
1:29 - Coaching compared to playing
1:57 - Time at Bristol Rovers
3:02 - Always improving and Port Vale ambitions
3:52 - Importance of man-management
Darrell Clarke arrived at Port Vale in February 2021, and led them to promotion to League One in his first full season in the job. Having previously been in charge at non-league side Salisbury City, then Bristol Rovers – where he engineered consecutive promotions from the Conference Premier into League One – and Walsall, Clarke has, at a young age, already racked up more than 500 games as manager.
In an introduction to the coaching course he delivers for CV Academy (filmed in March 2021), he talks about his first steps into coaching before going on to describe the qualities he sees in the best managers and his own man-management style.
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0:15 - Intro
0:23 - Practice introduction
0:57 - Start of the practice
3:30 - Coach feedback
In the second part of his coaching course filmed exclusively for CV Academy, Brentford B assistant coach Sam Saunders gives his team a set number of attacks to beat a low block in an opposed scenario.
Saunders sets his players up in a 3-4-3 formation, to attack a defending team comprised of two banks of four and a goalkeeper. The attacking team works in three separate blocks, in which they are given 10 balls to try to break down the low block in front of them and score. The practice is set up to encourage the attacking team to use the principles covered in the first half of Saunders’ session, including creating and using wide overloads, central penetrations and an intense counter-press.
This excerpt is taken from the first block of attacks.
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0:00 - Intro
00:14 - Shakhtar’s 4-2-3-1 system
01:16 - The desire to dominate possession
03:55 - Playing with high full-backs
05:39 - Shakhtar out of possession
08:35 - Changing formation after arriving in Italy
12:44 - How Roma built play with three at the back
14:13 - Why it’s important to adapt
Paulo Fonseca spent more than a decade coaching in his native Portugal, including successful spells at Paços Ferreira and Braga either side of a short time with Porto, before moving overseas to take charge of first Shakhtar Donetsk and most recently AS Roma.
In this exclusive Masterclass with The Coaches’ Voice, Fonseca discusses the tactical approach that secured three consecutive league-and-cup doubles with a Shakhtar team he also led into the Champions League knockout stages. He reflects on the benefits of his preferred 4-2-3-1 system, his desire to dominate possession and how he adapted his tactics – both in and out of possession – to cope with the extra challenges of European football.
He then goes on to explain his decision to change formation at Roma, where in his second season he reached the semi finals of the Europa League, and discusses why a change in shape doesn’t need to come with a shift in attacking principles.
It’s a fascinating session with an experienced coach who has been linked with a number of Premier League jobs.
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0:16 - Intro
0:20 - Working with analyst to improve the team
1:18 - Using competitor analysis
2:18 - Using data to identify where improvements can be made
3:22 - Communicating analysis to players
4:44 - Recruitment based on league data
6:29 - 'Upgrading' shot quality
Lee Johnson was appointed as manager of Hibernian in May 2022, having previously been in charge of Bristol City and most recently Sunderland. Before taking the role at Hibs, he delivered a fascinating hour-long presentation for CV Academy subscribers, giving an insight into his attacking principles. As part of that, he focused specifically on the game-within-a-game approach to the finishing phase.
In this excerpt, he describes how he used data during his time at Bristol City to analyse the crosses of the Championship’s best teams. He goes on to explain how he used the results of this analysis to develop his team’s play in the attacking third, with the aim of upgrading crosses and shots to create goalscoring opportunities in more productive areas.
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0:09 - Intro
0:17 - Practice introduction
1:12 - Start of the practice
2:08 - Teams swap roles
3:27 - Coach feedback
4:32 - Practice progression
In this coaching course filmed exclusively for CV Academy, John Prince, senior youth development phase coach at Blackburn Rovers, takes his players through a series of practices designed to develop their ability to exploit the moment of attacking transition.
This excerpt comes from the second practice in the session. It features a four-goal transition game, in which two teams of four aim to retain possession in the centre circle; a pressing team of four attempts to win the ball back and score into one of four mini-goals positioned on the outside.
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0:24 - Intro
0:16 - Starting XI, formation and gameplan
1:53 - Swansea's tactical approach
3:08 - Creating overloads in possession
5:10 - Pressing high and early out of possession
8:36 - 2-0, Emiliano Marcondes
11:27 - Feelings at earning Premier League promotion
After missing out on automatic promotion from the Championship in 2020/21 by just four points, Brentford and Thomas Frank had little time to put any disappointment behind them. Finishing third meant just a few days off before attention turned to the playoffs and the three high-stakes games that stood between Brentford and their first ever foray into the Premier League.
They went into the Championship playoffs as favourites to go up, but after losing the first leg of their semi final, they required a big second-leg performance to overcome Bournemouth. In their second successive playoff final – having lost in extra-time to Fulham a year earlier – they faced Swansea, who held Brentford to draws both at home and away in the regular season, so Frank was making no assumptions about their latest meeting at Wembley.
In this exclusive interview with The Coaches’ Voice, Frank talks through what became a famous win for Brentford. He explains the challenges of facing a Swansea team that had shown impressive tactical versatility under then-head coach Steve Cooper, and also talks about dealing with the high-pressure environment of a playoff final. Frank explains why he switched to a back three mid-season, how he set his team up to play on the day and why the gameplan worked perfectly, with early goals from Ivan Toney and Emiliano Marcondes putting his side into an early and ultimately unassailable lead. Frank looks back on a win that earned Brentford promotion to the Premier League for the first time in their history, and the huge celebrations that followed.
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0:36 - Liverpool’s starting XI and context of the game
2:25 - Committing to their principles and the difference between pressing and chasing
4:53 - The emotion of the game and playing against Lionel Messi
7:56 - Out-of-possession game plan and Jordan Henderson’s importance
13:43 - The three different pressing zones
16:32 - How the process produces results in the big games
18:21 - In-possession strategy, overloads and wide, flexible triangles
24:25 - The counter-press
27:14 - What makes this Liverpool squad legends
Anfield has played host to some of the most iconic European Cup and Champions League nights in the tournament’s long history, but perhaps none quite as dramatic as the 2018/19 semi final second leg against Barcelona.
Trailing 3-0 after a first leg featuring some Lionel Messi magic, Jürgen Klopp and his team faced an uphill task made even steeper by the absence of two of their vaunted front three – Mo Salah and Roberto Firmino – for the return. But the hosts produced a fearless and relentless display, both on and off the ball. Two goals apiece from Divock Origi and Georginio Wijnaldum secured the 4-0 win that saw Liverpool through to a Champions League final they would win against a Tottenham side managed by Mauricio Pochettino.
In this brilliant and exclusive Masterclass, Liverpool assistant manager Pep Lijnders gives us an incredible and in-depth insight into the team’s tactical approach on the night. Off the ball, he explains how the team set up to limit the inevitable threat of Messi, as well as former Liverpool heroes Luis Suárez and Philippe Coutinho. He also reveals who the coaching staff viewed as the key players for Barcelona, and how the team worked to control their influence. He goes on to explain how, on the ball, Liverpool refused to change their approach despite missing both Salah and Firmino; and how the relentless approach of the players on the ball helped them create the defensive doubt and overloads that unsettled the Barça defence from the first minutes.
It’s a sensational insight into one of the great Champions League performances from the almost unique perspective of an influential member of the victorious coaching team.
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0:11 - Intro
0:19 - Practice introduction
0:52 - Paired agility warm-up
1:56 - Stretching exercise and warm-up debrief
4:34 - Second agility warm-up
5:35 - Jockeying exercise
6:36 - Beating-your-opponent challenge
In this extended warm-up, filmed exclusively for CV Academy, Southampton youth development phase coach Tom John prepares players for their session on attacking and defending in wide areas. John takes players through a series of exercises that introduce some of the movements and techniques involved later in the session.
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0:13 - Intro
0:25 - The importance of Frank Rijkaard’s appointment
1:53 - The Ronaldinho effect
3:00 - Missing the Champions League final and struggling at the World Cup
4:42 - Rijkaard and Vicente del Bosque's man-management qualities
4:49 - Pep Guardiola's arrival and the conversation that convinced him to stay
7:42 - Introduction of new players such as Sergio Busquets and Pedro
8:32 - A bad start to Pep Guardiola’s reign
9:12 - The best moment of the Guardiola era
Barcelona was a club in crisis when Xavi made his first-team breakthrough in the early 2000s, but the arrival of Joan Laporta as president and Frank Rijkaard as head coach signalled the start of better times. In the second part of his exclusive interview with The Coaches’ Voice, Xavi reflects on the qualities that enabled Rijkaard to build a team to win both La Liga and the Champions League, and the impact that the brilliant Brazilian Ronaldinho had on the Barça squad.
The current Barcelona head coach goes on to remember the injury that cost him his place in that Champions League-winning team, and affected his ability to influence Spain at the 2006 World Cup. He then reveals the impact that Pep Guardiola had when taking over in the summer of 2008 – after Xavi had been named player of the tournament at the European Championship – including the conversation that convinced him to stay at the club. He discusses Guardiola’s introduction of a talented new generation of Barcelona players, and how the team recovered from a bad start to carry all before them in a golden spell for the club.
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0:15 - Intro
0:20 - Preparing for Blackburn
1:23 - The players’ prefered formation
2:20 - Game analysis
3:50 - Blackburn's tactical in-game change
4:41 - Matty Pearson's dedication
In a brilliant hour-long session hosted by David Jones, the Luton Town manager delivered an incredible insight into his processes across two spells at the club. He presented the ambitious two-phase plan he and the club put in place when he first arrived in January 2016, with the ultimate aim of leading Luton into the Premier League within eight years.
During the webinar, he went on to tell the story of the nine-game battle he faced to save Luton’s Championship status when he returned as manager in May 2020, with a particular focus on the decisive fixture against Blackburn Rovers on the final day of the Covid-interrupted season.
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