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Quote from: arifteguhr on Today at 04:26:31 AM

I think Liverpool don't really look at Benzeman and Rodrygo even though they have contributed a lot of goals for Real Madrid

You are sure of it. You can't deny the fact that the Real Madrid forward has destroyed many big clubs, like Chelsea, PSG and City in the Champions League. Liverpool will be under pressure if they don't take this seriously, an important note for Jürgen Klopp on the real madrid forward.

Not all games are the same as they used to be, coaches have different strategies in guarding the club's attackers, and I think Jurgen Klopp's focus is not only on Real Madrid's attack, because the ball supply is from a different side, if Liverpool are able to interfere. If the supply of the ball is given to Benzema, Liverpool will have the opportunity to kill the Real Madrid striker, in contrast to Liverpool who do not target the striker who scores goals, it will be difficult for Real Madrid to escort 10 Liverpool players, because the 10 Liverpool players will play collectively. help attack, defend and defend their final box area, both clubs have their own levels of difficulty, but in terms of experience, both the players and the coach of Real Madrid still benefit greatly

After all, football is about 11 players and not just one or two players, so even though Real Madrid may only rely on strikers to score goals. But still, when other players have the chance to score they can do it too and that doesn't just apply to Liverpool, because of course Real Madrid can do it too. Balancing in a match is important in implementing strategy, because if they only focus on only one side then it will be easy for the opposing team to anticipate.