Posts Tagged ‘Euro 2012 Passing Stats’
 

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Anaethetising the opposition: passing & shooting analysis for Euro 2012

Written by    on  July 5, 2012

The key is to control the game. If we have the ball, he’ll participate less and cause us fewer problems. The above quote by Gerard Piqué about Cristiano Ronaldo ahead of the semi-final with Portugal summed up Spain’s approach during Euro 2012. In a typically excellent piece by Sid Lowe for the Guardian (from which [...]

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England Player Stats for Euro 2012 | Passing, Creativity & Shooting…

Written by    on  June 16, 2012

England had to come from behind in their second group game against Sweden after initially taking the lead. They led through Andy Carroll’s powerful header, expertly supplied by, club and now also country captain, Steven Gerrard. This was Gerrard’s second assist (fourth chance created overall) of the tournament after supplying the cross for Lescott’s goal [...]

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Spain 1 – 1 Italy | Statistical look at Spain’s passing game.

Written by    on  June 12, 2012

If you haven’t read the review of Italy’s game, you should do it here.  «The kings of two footballing philosophies locked horns in the opening Group C game of Euro 2012: Catenaccio and Tiki-Taka; Italy and Spain.» According to Opta, this was the first time Spain started without a typical striker. They actually came out in a 4-6-0, with [...]

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