Name: ペップ・グアルディオラはマンシティのレアル・マドリード戦勝利の黒幕だった？| 討論会 (How did Pep Guardiola mastermind Man City's victory against Real Madrid? | The Debate)
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absolutely fabulous result for Manchester City at the home of Reality Madrid.

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But Andy, where did that victory come from?

At the start of the evening Sterling left on the bench, where are left out?

So is he due to a huge amount of credit, It was a blend to me.

There's a couple of blocks in Fernandina.

Had to come on for the engine report those couple of blocks.

If that hadn't happened, Real Madrid take a two goal lead.

But then the substitution bringing on Raheem Sterling.

The games go a certain way and then stick Sterling on.

He gets fouled for the penalty city Gonna win the game.

So you have to say tactically, he got it right.

But it was a couple of elements that those two blocks in Fernandina would just as important as sterling coming on for me.

I look they did the job first and foremost, but everyone's talking about how City set out and how Rama troops set out.

And for me, I like I said I thought Ron Madrid controlled it in the first half.

I mean, they got a lot more confidence and I think Madrid, you can't really go forward at Man City because if you actually push the numbers forward City of Fantastic on the breakaway and then caught and the one thing you don't want to do is concede at home, especially the Champions League, because then you got to go to the head and score double goal.

And I think Madrid had the perfect plan to kind of sit control the game and maybe take the new law and go back to the head.

You're up and I was thinking the home at home.

The gold came against the run of play than 101 100% and you know, that's where most girls come from mistakes and it wasn't just a kid, but you can't keep making mistakes in the Champions League get away with.

It just goes to show, you know, you make one mistake against its great team and I'll punish you and that's what they did.

And, like you said, with the substitution of Raheem Sterling coming on, just live in the game up again.

Think Guardian was looking at that and thinking.

They're probably happy, very experienced.

I will wonder what we don't go crazy for a second goal.

He thinks I'll stick Sterling on to shake this up?

Is that why you had him on the bench for the impact that you can make against a team that are controlling the game at one nil?

He's just back from a hamstring, so that may have been a factor when introduced him.

But at the start of the game, we're looking you hazers, virtually playing left back DiBona playing as a false nine and going out on the right hand side as well.

But in the Champions League since he left Barcelona, for whatever reason, it hasn't gone for him.

What you do after you, when you go to the bitter bail is you have to contain no matter how strong you think Real Madrid are.

First thing you've got to contain them because they're gonna cause you problems.

So maybe yes, you get players playing opposition.

But when the game settles down, or maybe you have to force the issue a little bit more.

Makes institutions than the game changes.

And it's just those those moments when Sterling takes on the fullback cover hell dives and he doesn't need to do gives a penalty away.

That's what surprised me Ramos as well, making these basic elemental mistakes for an experienced Champions League team.

These were riel, glaring mistakes that they didn't need to make tonight.

Was that because they were rattled, hopes again city the change that makes sending sterling on.

He is going to commit you and that's all we did recover.

That's what he brings, and it's not necessary.

It just gives defenders a real problem because he's Pacey and his direct.

So sending them on at that time was absolute perfection.

If you make a mistake once, That's one thing.

Twice his careless has 26 records for rebels.

Look, we we all know what Ramos can bring to the football world.

I mean, look, even the send off even running for them positions do I blame houses for maybe falling over.

If that's what you do at this level, that I mean, look for me.

When I used to run up players and you'd get that slight little touch, that kind of does put you off on that angle.

And then people might think, Oh, well, that's not enough for you to push her over.

But again enough enough little touch can push you over into them little things in again.

You just give us a hand with that type of player, then running about speed.

Do you think there's enough contact there for him to go over again?

We still haven't seen it clearly enough that I mean the shoulder there like, but he could have clipped his rule legs.

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