The Difference Between Klopp & Guardiola's Pressing Systems | Gegenpressing vs the 6-second rule
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Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp are well known for their tactics. Their more common tactic is the pressing system. Klopp opts for gegenpressing where Pep opts for the 6-second rule. But what are the differences?
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Do a video how Bayern Munich dismantle Barcelona tiki taka in 2013
Ole does a different press to either, its known as the Depress.....
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Gündogan who trained under both managers said in an interview. Klopp teaches you the game without the ball, Pep with it.
That's somehow beautiful and deep.
wow
Pep can only win with good players
@@spandanmukherjee1137 So did Kloop! So did any good manager...team organization is the fundamental..noob
He also said pep is better than klopp
Pep - Opera style tactics
Klopp- Heavy metal style tactics
Even though It is an Opera style, Pep's is a bit hardcore because they have to make foul after lose the ball... A bit ruthless isn't it?
@@anggafuse8568 heavy metal punk is often had problems with authorities, while opera royalties often bad from the inside. It is what pops out in my mind
@@anggafuse8568 it's isn't ruthless it's cowardly
@@purushothaman6698 You give a perfect Word...
@@anggafuse8568 u just hate pep.
It's like an unstoppable force meets an immovable object every time they face each other
It is gonna be epic when they play next month
gama mweli the 2-1 game at the Etihad last season was so intense, I was sweating at kick off lmao
Imagine the power of 2 best team in the premier league compare to the rest of Europe, just wow !!!
McLovin Jr I was sweating days before it. I actually feel anxiety about our next meeting NOW. Lol It could be crucial!
joejitsu034 It’s gonna be a crazy intense game again, City are the only team I really fear facing in the league as a Liverpool fan
Liverpool's attacking phase is heavily dependent on their fullbacks as well. That's why Trent and Robbo rack up the huge assists tally every season. Pep attacks more centrally through the midfield
Exactly well said.
But even pep uses his fullbacks, they create overloads on the wings, so there will be the fullbacks and between fullback and the striker there would be a central midfielder who will either cross the ball for aguero or cut it down for other forward player
@@anubhav111196 Pep uses full backs as to create more options. Meanwhile, Klopp even uses the full backs as the main creative outlets
Klopp's fullbacks usually go wide to cross while Pep's fullbacks tuck inside and add numbers in the midfield and attack centrally. Well said
Actually they dont, most teams park the bus and it's a lot difficult to play through the middle, they use their wingers as opposed to Liverpool's fullback. De Bruyne with B. Silva, and David Silva with Sterling. They only attack central when a chance is there.
Please show us how different teams park the bus, thank you.
It's simple. Get in bus. Move to goal. Park bus.
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Like Manchester United under Mourinho
Great suggestion.
I love how much this says...
Klopp is the direct and efficient German....keen to convert defence into dangerous attack in the shortest possible time
Pep is the artistic Catalan keen to dominate but in a beautiful way, allowing build up to show technique and the beauty of the game
Main difference between two managers are use of full backs Klopps fullbacks are heavily involved in overlapping runs and the main source of crossings leaving Mane and Salah more centrally, while Pep uses his fullbacks to join the center midfield and help in buildup usually leaving the flanks to wingers
This is because pep builds plays from the midfield while klopp uses wings.
This I can agree
In the Netherlands youth academies have been using Klopps pressing traps for decades. He just had the guts to do it in elite football... 👌
This video is truly exceptional in explaining subtle differences that, once you see, broadens the understanding of the game in such an enjoyable way. Thanks a lot.
Great video. It also explains why LFC tend to beat us because most goals City concede tend to be very soon after losing the ball - especially since losing our fastest central defenders. City are vulnerable to quick, accurate, penetrative passing to fast strikers.
nice video as always. your helping me understand football a lot and know what my roles are when I play in different positions.
Thankd FMS,Now I am maneger of my local team,your video makes me hero of my team
I feel like Klopp have evolved his tactics and now is all well rounded, whereas Pep is still obsessed with possession football.
I mean it works. Tiki taka pep won the champions league twice in four years. Bayern pep Kept bayern at the top. And city pep won the prem back to back while being the first manager to win all four english cups in the same season. Possesion football is also a defensive measure. The less the opponent touches the ball the less opportunities they have to attack.
@@micahtshibangu7402 In Europe it isn't. Back when it catch the world by surprise he enjoyed success, but now the big teams learned to play against him and his lack of plan b is holding him back
@@matheuscerqueira7952 sometimes it might be about the players who can execute the game plan rather than the strategy itself
@@fokerfakerfuker Pep can't work without world class players while Klopp can make a good or average player a world class player for his team. It's not being disrespectful of Pep, it's just Klopp being on a whole other level.
@@andreass4384 seriously? Look at how much improvements the likes sterling KDB Sane and even aguero developed under him? All these were talents that were considered underperforming or flops before he took over. Look at what Bernardo Silva is doing compared to when he was at Monaco. I know Klopp is a great manager and he has many fans. But don't cherrypick facts just to prove a point
I think Jurgen is the better manager. He Took a small team like Mainz to the top division in Germany. He then takes a struggling Dortmund team to 2 Bundesliga tittle wins. Now he has transformed Liverpool, into one of the best teams in the world winning the Champions League.
Pep has only managed mega teams with huge resources, Barca - Bayern & Man City. It would be interesting to see Pep manage a smaller team with less resources.
Well said. Liverpool need to demolish Man City on 10 Nov 2019 to bag the PL title this time.
100%
It's easier to improve bad or mediocre team than good ones.
@Cobbster And your team is the best bottler in the CL.
@Cobbster city fans dont exist. Ur fake u idiot
Great video bro💯🇿🇦
Lampard said his tactics involve rapid pressing off the ball and rapid movement in possession. Could you do a similar video on this if you havent already?😍
Plz!
Both coach uses gegen pressing in the final third.
The real difference is their footballing philosophies.
-Man city plays a possession based football as we all know
-liverpool plays a containment strategy where they will contain opponents like an insect in a bowl. This prevents teams from exploiting spaces behind
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Very clear and exhaustive video!
Well done
This analysis is just brilliant. Thanks for sharing.
One big difference is Klopp has spent 500million overall. Guardiola has spent 1.5 Billion. Three times more than Klopp, that is a big indicator . Secondly, Guardiola took over a team that had been consistently coming in the top 4 of the Premier League with owners able to afford any player. Klopp took over a club that hadn't won in 30 years. Another big indicator. Guardiola manages the best sides at the time - Barcelona at their peak when they had Messi, Xavi, Iniesta. Bayern Munich on the back of being European champions and winning the treble the previous year and of course City. Klopp wins with B sides like Liverpool were when he took over and Borussia Dortmund were when he won the Bundesliga with them.
Keep up the good work 👍
Can you do a video on tactical analysis of Diego Simione ? Anyways outstanding analysis.
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Awesome video.
Great information. Clear and concise.
I really learned alot.
Thank you. 👏
3:32 Crazy, the best defensive position is also the best offensive position, or counter attack position, i should say. I love this kind of multifaceted and ingenious play.
Really good analysis! No, perfectly explained.
They way they battled each other is nothing new.
When Pep sarted to take over Bayern Munich it was the best thing what happened to the Bundesliga. You could see Klopp vs Pep battling and pushing each other .
Bayern Munich was one the most versatil team ever. And Klopp could have won the CL if he were "allowed" to keep his team with Lewandwoski, Hummels, Gündogan, Götze, Sahin etc.
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Love this breakdown!
Thank you. Very enlightening video.
Another excellent video! Big fan here. Keep it up!
City's press is a lot more effective in the long run - Klopp's sides always burn out eventually, whereas Pep Guardiola positions his players in the exact correct spots to win the ball back in dangerous positions and to regain possession of the ball.
i think it depends on the opponent.......cause city always struggles against ultra defensive teams due to shortness of pressing players in opponents half
@@azmainfaiak8111 I think also over the course of a season peps press is better for players to stay fit
@@azmainfaiak8111 Pep struggles because of not reliable finishers, not so much with Halaand.
Great video, great insight into 2 of the best coaches ,thank u
Great video mate... Keep it rolling... 👍
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Thank you for this video!!!
Great analysis, you are the best
Excellent video. ❤️
In klopp system every player of opponent surounded by four player and when opponent lose ball they play with counterattack and boom 💣 goal
This should be watched by every single Premier League fan.
I'm a Liverpool supporter and whilst I understood the basics of Gegen Pressing (Who doesn't) I didn't realise how much emphasis is placed on pressing traps. Finally getting Oxlade Chamberlain back to health is going to be a big advantage for us, his speed and physicality as a midfielder really suits Klopp's style.
Klopp's much better. More entertaining football. Football with more balls. Being possesive obsessive like Pep's sides forces opposition to sit back and watch Pep's sides' passing sideways and horisontally ad nauseam. That's the downside of it. And from neutral POV is boring at times to watch one team passing ad nauseam around another team that just sits back bc why chase ball if Pep's side is so possesive obsessive? You have to let opposition to have the possession for a while in order to find space and to score. This possesive obsessive game is used as defensive method as well. That's why Pep's sides are so terrible at actual defense. Defense is keeping possession for him. So all must b involved in it and if one fucks up then defense crumbles like domino.
Thats why they got beat by Wolves last week. also their arrogance.
Next time you watch a team sit back and watch City pass the ball sideways ad nauseum, pay attention to the work put in by the team "sitting back." "The aim of passing is not to move the ball, but to move the opposition." I'm not sure I got that totally right, but Pep said something to that effect. Wolves beat City because they had the right system to beat City. Watch the teams City, Barca, Ajax lose to and you start to see a lot of similarities. There's a reason Pep never beat Koeman's Everton. Ever.
Brilliant analysis!
Great video! Do a video on julian nagelsmann’s tactics
I took the video to heaven and back it perfect, thank a lot
Ole's tactics is just 'go out there and have fun'. Doom on Pogba's eyes😳
Pls make videos of more specific and in depth analysis of managers styles. Maybe y could do a longer video on just Klopp and another on just Pep and maybe u could do other managers too
Remember the time when Klopp ran his formidable Dortmund team to the final of champions league and the players could not keep up anymore the next season due to the injuries caused. We don’t see that in Liverpool I wonder why
😂 well... We have loads of injuries now I am 2022/23
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I'm glad that someone finally recongnized the athletic abilities of liverpools midfield. everyone is critisizing the midfield even though they must put enormous effort in the game for this system to work
Good analysis.
Great video. Makes sense!
Wonderfull video!!!! Great Great ideia!!!
Thanks for this
Finally i understand the difference, thanks
Really good, thanks
Great analysis :)
You’ve taught me more about football in a year than pundits have in 6
yet another outstanding video
very good, thank you
Thank you your clip.
Great video!!!
pep do managing and Klopp do creating. Klopp did many things to reach the top, but pep only keep something on the top level. both are great, but their passion is different. untill now i've never seen pep take a risk to rise from the bottom. Pep has style to make sure something keep on high level, Klopp build something from low to the top. when they're switching their position, pep can never do what Klopp did, neither did Klopp. their style is pure their own, n will never change or exchange.
love them both.
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Well said bro.. hahaha mantul
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~a United fans but admire klopp the most, 2019
Barça was struggling to go to champions league before Pep leads them to sextuple trophies. City wasn’t so good when Pep came and leads them to win back to back premier league titles so don’t say that Pep has taken high levels teams and did nothing. Wrong! He improved them.
@@ervisalldervishi Yes, and Pep bought a lot of expensive players.
Thank you for such a beautiful comment!
The comment section is filled with hate-filled idiot destined to support one by destroying the other instead of appreciating other
This info is going to be very handy in my next Football Manager save.
Watching in hockey fan. Forechecking is an old idea from the NHL dating back to the 1930s. A Soviet football coach is reportedly the first to bring forechecking to football, but he may have gotten it from Soviet hockey coaches. The Soviets first used football as off ice training, important since you can do anything with your feet in hockey except score goals.
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good analysis.
Good one!
i like your way keep it simple
Both are the best manager I know currently though I am a city fan so I would prefer pep 😁. And I think people should really just stop hating on pep like seriously why do some people hate pep it's not like he said he is the best manager in the world or claims he is better than any manager so why does it matter to people that he spent money.
Since the change of the assistant from Zeljko Buvac to Pepijn Linders, Liverpool seemed to be more patient and not went gung-ho doing gegenpressing
Great video
Ole tactic = Put all highest rating players on the pitch and pray
It's a very good analysis not bias to anyone Liverpool playing space football
Man city playing total football
One believe winning the ball in certain areas is crucial ( "Gagen pressing is the best player maker " Klopp said.)
While one believe that having much of the ball reduces the chances of an opponent hurting you.(The best defence is attack)
klopp is the GOAT
Sería bueno que tradujeran esta página al español, los amantes del fútbol agresivo lo agradeceríamos. Éxitos, tienen buen contenido.
Nice comparission tactic style and I like comparision Joachim Löw tactic in Mannschaft system after and before Guardiola train Bayern München (The Metamorfosis Mannschaft system played)
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Did you read Zonal Marking by Michael Cox?
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Klopp has changed his style slightly recently. Alot more controlled, and a bit more focused. Specifically due to the long 2019/20 season.
Guardiola and Klopp
Order and chaos
Yin and Yang
Niflheim and Muspelheim
Reason and passion
Money and heart
This is what happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object 😆
BlimeyJoe money and heart??? Yo mentioned it like liverpool didnt pay more than 50M for Van Dijk🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️ at that time was a lot for a cb who was playing in Southampton and never played in a Big 6 team!!!
@@mariohh2647 Van Dijk was a lot (though for 2nd place Ballon D'or, that's a steal) and so was Allison, you're correct. However it's worth looking at the actual numbers. Let me break it down using the recored transfers as found on transfermarkt.com (obviously the numbers won't be exact but this is subtracting the amount spent on transfers each season from the amount earned by selling players.
Klopp joined Liverpool in October 2016.
2015-2016 = loss of 36m (remember Rodgers bought the players this summer)
2016-2017 = profit of 6m
2017-2018 = profit of 19m
2018-2019 = loss of 140m
2019-2020 = profit of 30m
Overall, for all Klopp's time at Liverpool, that works out that he's only technically spent 49m over 5 seasons and in three of those seasons, he made a profit from selling players over the money spent buying them.
Guardiola joined Man City in October 2016
2016-2017 = loss of 180m
2017-2018 = loss of 226m
2018-2019 = loss of 24m
2019-2020 = loss of 97m
Overall, Guardiola has then spent roughly 527m only four seasons at Man City. So that's 478m more than Klopp and in less seasons.
Sure, Liverpool have spent money, every team does. However, factoring in sales, Liverpool have actually spent a lot less than a lot of teams in the premier league. That's why I deemed Guardiola money and Klopp heart. I can see the point you were making, but you can't argue with those numbers, man.
@@mariohh2647 at least do some research first before spouting shit
Can you prepare an anlysis about difference between unai's sevilla and villarreal?
Could you use video envidence/examples from in game situations by the said teams in your videos, if possible.
This ain't simple
This is advance football
As a City fan I would concede that Klopp’s style is more sustainable and resilient when key players are missing. Heavy Metal can also be more exciting to see than ballet. Pep’s style is perfect like a Ferrari engine and a joy to behold when running smoothly but relies heavily on being made up of perfect parts. They are both brilliant in their own way and the pendulum may keep swinging from one to the other. 2019 was Klopp’s almost perfect year but City somehow lifted all 4 domestic trophies! I’m grateful to see my team involved in such an epic battle.
been waiting for this kind of video
Please can you explain or show me where i can get to know the meaning of tactical fouls?
I havent seen Liverpool press their trousers this season let alone press the opposition. They used to 6+ months ago. Smashing teams and causing chaos was a thing back then. I hope something sorts itself out between now and Sunday because so far this season and despite the (close) wins and possession, we've not looked at all impressive going forward.
In before Liverpool and Manchester City tries to take this video down.
prime Barça and the Spain NT were the perfect demonstration
Hi can I know what are you using to create the the board tactics?
Was waiting for this for a very long time. Thank you❤
Can you make Ole on the wheel tactical system ? Coz untill now i still confused with his role of play
1980 drgm you’re confused because he doest have a system
Football goes through phases....but the original 1 touch tik-takka footy was the early 2 mid 80's that Dutch football was amazing & that national team was out of this world.!
Great stuff. Really enjoyed it. I love your approach to the game. Break down to the important stuff- awesome work
By the way, it's also a Klopp element to keep it simple..
can you make a video: the differences betwenn Jose Mourinho and Diego Simeone in Defence and Attack or shortly their system?
Yes
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Does anyone else use vids like this in their considerations for tactical setups on PES and Fifa?
I swear, people hate the way I've actually got Salah and Mane actually marking the centre backs so that Firmino is free.