Why Barcelona’s kamikaze offside trap could change European football
Barcelona have caught more players offside than any other team in Europe by a remarkable distance, writes Lawrence Ostlere.
How Liverpool’s genius offside-buster and decision to drop trademark Klopp move gives them HUGE edge over Everton
LIVERPOOL may no longer be able to win the Quadruple after the shock FA Cup exit to Plymouth, but the Treble is still very much on. Their next game is against Everton on Wednesday and could be ...
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‘Anyone who drops back by one metre, I’ll substitute them’ – Why Barcelona’s kamikaze offside trap could change football
Weird and wonderful things are happening at Barcelona this season. Games involving the Spanish side have seen more goals than ...
Conceicao: ‘Milan had to gamble, a draw was like a defeat’
Sergio Conceicao reveals he ‘had to gamble, because a draw here is like a defeat’ when Milan went down to 10 men against ...
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Why Barcelona’s kamikaze offside trap could change football
At the heart of Flick’s plan is a commitment to an offside trap bordering on cultish lunacy ... playing a brand of end-to-end football that flies in the face of convention.