Tottenham vs Juventus: How English can eliminate Italians

Maruccio Pochetino's team took advantage of the goal-making match. All they have to do to get to the quarterfinals is draw. But this is a dangerous plan.

So, what does Tottenham have to do to eliminate the Italian giant Juventus?

A Game Set strategy

Do the Spurs need to defend themselves and attack Juvenus with counterattacks? Should I take the game to the opponents? To stay flexible and change during the match? This decision is key, Periscope broadcasts.

PSG learned the most difficult way against Barcelona in the past season that even four goals to the advantage are not enough to defeat the high-caliber team, and some of the best players in the world will be available to Juventu coach Max Alleggri. Pochettino's team has the upper hand and has to go to battle with the team's trust that knows it.

Tottenham's team had a nightmare in Turin's first ten minutes, but was improved during the match by turning the score from 2-0 to 2:2. A stronger and more aggressive start is needed today this is obvious but whoever starts needs to focus and adapt to the match.

Protecting himself is not worth it to Juvenus, citing the last meeting of Juventu, which they won in the 93rd minute to Lazio.

Fear Allah.

Juventus often stands up for protection, losing possession in order to approach opposers in their area and to open up counterattacks. Naples had 67 percent of the ball possession in their loss of 0:1 of Juventus in December.

However, Tottenham did not fall prey to this trap in the first match.

That's why Tottenham has to save more, even if it seems an opportunity to attack, it's good to ignore. In the 30th minute Dale Ally takes the ball at his feet and moves into Juventus area to Tottenham has held a player behind the ball in order to ensure they won't lose much by asking to score.

Lifting Protection

To stop Juventu from growing confidence in the attack, Tottenham must create a chance against them. Most of the Hannah's attacks were made through the midfield, which is very difficult against the 4-3-3 formation of Italians. /Periscope.