Did England drop the game? All you need to know about yesterday's game

Our nationale made a good presentation with 45 percent of the ball possession and created several cases of note. The rates at the gate were also almost equal to 11-13, while the number of passes was 486 to 616.

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These are some of the questions you might be raised after the match, which will address the sports editorial in Periscope.

But then why did we get three goals in the last 15 minutes of the match? 

Every professional football team when facing another that is superiorly technically uses different strategies to bridge shortcomings. Usually, these strategies imply establishing and not moving key players into defanzi positions in order to cover field spaces for the opposing team. Gianni De Biasi's Albania did not have as good a player from the technical level, yet through these tactics, often making the game boring, he managed to qualify at EURO2016 with very positive results.

Kosovo was dismissed with the need to equalise the outcome. England allowed more space on the side of the field, and Kosova s'e had the right to stop attacking, rather, increased the intensity of the attacks, and the game system was completely disorganized. This caused us to undergo the next three goals at the end of the match, which was more to blame for the stage of the attack that was not efficient and dangerous than for the defense that made mistakes.

Did England drop the game?

No. England played with all its capacity, even though it fired five standard formation players. In fact, England has not yet fully standardized formation, and some of the players we saw against Kosovo will be able to see in EURO20, writes Periscope. By the way, Alex Oxford-Chamberlain and defender Tyrone Mings.

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England actually simply lowered the game rate, but not out of kindness for Kosovo. The “Three Lions” had secured the first position in the group and the qualifications at EURO2020 and in the match with Kosovo came relaxed and without any pressure. Hence, they lowered the game rate so that players would not suffer any unnecessary injury. However, England's desire for victory and the best outcome in the match with Kosovo could be seen enter into formation of its best players, Harry Kane, Raheem Sterling, Alexander-Arnold, Chillwell and Maguire. Also, this desire for the deepest victory over Kosovo was observed in the last fifteen minutes, when Kosovo was disorganised, marking three quick goals.

What was the weakest player in Kosovo?

To win such a negative quality, the race is very close between Fidan Aliti and Milot Rasica. In fact, Rasica is Kosovo's best player, but it must be admitted that Coach Bernard Challenge is failing to get the best out of him. To show such a thing, we need to look at the Rasica statistics of Werder Bremen and Kosovo. Why does this happen? Because in Kosovo, Rasica is being charged with additional tasks, in defanziva, while narrowing the gap to penetrate the centre he stands for in his team. Anyway, Rasica could be better at this fight, or even the one against Czechia.

Who was the best player? 

Ibrahim Dresevich. Despite making two major mistakes in the defence phase, the Herenveen player made very positive presentations in the position of the destructive midfielder. Kosovo's midfield with Dresevich seemed much more convincing than in other Kosovo matches. Dresevich himself made good passes and kept his position constantly, unable the English players to penetrate the centre as they had done in the last match at Southampton.

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The goalkeeper Aro Muriq also played a good game, and two wing defenders, Vojvoda and Colloll.

Is Bernard Challandes a good coach? 

Zvicerani has helped Kosovo get out of a losing mind where Albert Bunnjak had put it in the World Cup Qualifications. His merits are inconsistent, though some Kosovo players did not see his game system.

By the way, Rasica analysed Kosovo even though it flew for his team. But, most of the other players were alive in Kosovo, including Zenel, Murijhqi, Aliti and Amir Kmman.

Kosovo does not need to change the coach at this stage of competition because it would negatively influence the team spirit. /Periscope