A tactical look at why #Ugarte and his simple but effective performance was crucial for #ManchesterUnited and Ruben #Amorim in the victory against Man City

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  1. Closest thing to Roy Keane i've seen since. There are going to be a lot of clueless united fans moaning that he's garbage blah blah but hopefully this video helps.

  2. I was sceptical about playing 3 at the back, but Amorim's system really gives key players the cover from an extra man to be aggressive in the tackle and win the ball back asap… they're still finding their attacking combinations, but we can see the team is clearly instructed to keep the ball and not constantly looking to play on the break and then losing it… no more basketball matches

  3. Me alegran sus comentarios!a partir de ahora tienen a quien va a ser el mejor 5 del mundo,porque solo tiene 23 años y mucho para aprender y crecer;pero ya es un señor dentro de la cancha!con una categoria y clase propia de verdaderos cracks!!Grande manuuu!!!🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾

  4. Ugarte is a younger Casemiro, and while prime Casemiro always had a streak of attacking brilliance in him as a goal threat(late runs into the box, insane long shots and good in dead-ball situations) Ugarte seems to have a sense of a good key pass/chance creating pass in him in place of being a direct goal threat. He's mobile, no-nonsense, very good and more importantly not afraid of getting a tackle in and has the sense to cover for the more attack oriented players. EtH (and Luis Enrique at PSG) has a very VERY specific profile of midfielder in mind and was running the risk of not even playing Ugarte because he didn't fit that mold perfectly but so glad we now have Amorim instead who's letting Ugarte just do his thing in the middle.

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