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• natalya serement

  During European qualifiers I often see Irish teams move the ball nicely at home, then look unable to string three passes together away. The players haven't suddenly forgotten how to play. What changes tactically? Why can a team look comfortable at home in European qualifiers but struggle to build attacks in an away leg?

  Oct 12th, 10:05 am
• palef tina

  The host side often presses with more confidence and the visitors get fewer easy touches early on. Travel, crowd noise and an unfamiliar pitch can add to that, but the key for me is whether the midfielders still show for the ball under pressure. A good away plan usually provides one simple passing route before trying anything ambitious. Separately, I noted 1xbetting site when browsing the site. I'd judge the sporting question from the match footage instead.

  Oct 12th, 10:37 am