In CSKA versus Spartak's Moscow derby, Gazzaev discusses the divergent defensive strategies.
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Valery Gazzaev, former CSKA coach, praised his team's performance in a recent interview with "SE." He believes the "Army Men" outclassed "Spartak" in defense, especially in the way they responded after "Spartak" equalized. Despite expectations for a draw after the equalizer, CSKA quickly scored another and secured a 2:1 win.
Gazzaev pointed out "Spartak's" ongoing defensive problems, noting their inconsistency when compared to CSKA's consistent defensive play, where Rocha and Moses stood out. He also commended the work of young defensive midfielder Kisljak, who, according to Gazzaev, continues to impress with his performance in each game.
In terms of defensive strategies, Spartak likely employed a 4-2-3-1 formation, with Ruslan Litvinov and Srdjan Babić anchoring the central defense. The high number of fouls committed suggests aggressive man-marking and set-piece vulnerabilities. On the other hand, CSKA capitalized on defensive transitions, scoring twice in the final stages.
Srdjan Babić had a critical moment in stoppage time, highlighting potential lapses in composure under pressure. Conversely, K. Glebov from CSKA was involved in some late-game disciplinary actions, indicating an occasional reactive approach to defending.
though, executed their defensive game plan more effectively in decisive moments, securing a well-deserved victory.
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- Gazzaev highlighted CSKA's consistent defensive play, particularly the performance of Rocha and Moses, as key factors in their win over Spartak.
- In a tight match, CSKA capitalized on defensive transitions, scoring twice in the final stages to secure a 2:1 victory over Spartak.
- Spartak's defensive problems were evident in their inconsistency, with ongoing issues being pointed out by Gazzaev, despite their use of a 4-2-3-1 formation and aggressive man-marking.
- The European-leagues football landscape will continue to watch closely as CSKA performs consistently on defense, a trait that has proven effective in their victory over Spartak.
