Brighton’s Systematic Flexibility under Graham PotterThe 21/22 season for Brighton was a massive success for them with gaining the most points and their first top half finish in the Premier…Sep 6, 2022Sep 6, 2022
Potter Playing Head-to-Head against PepOne of Brighton’s attractiveness is their courage to play the positional game against every opponent they face, no matter where the…Apr 22, 2022Apr 22, 2022
Brighton defending without a FB/WB against ArsenalIn the modern game, it’s abnormal for a team to defend the whole width of the pitch with just 3 players at the very back line, especially…Apr 11, 2022Apr 11, 2022
Solving Aston Villa’s 4–3–1–2 RiddleBrighton now have 3 losses in a row, failing to score in all 3 matches. Despite the loss, it was a very interesting match from a tactical…Mar 1, 20221Mar 1, 20221
Asymmetric Systems, Amending Wide Triangles, and Forcing “Unlucky” GoalsWhen coaching, my mentor told me not to use the term “unlucky”. I asked him, “Why is that?” He answered, “Because there’s usually a reason…Feb 10, 2022Feb 10, 2022
Brighton’s Strategic Distribution of Players in the Final 3rdBrighton winning the ball back in the opponent half is one of the most exciting moments when watching them play. This happened quite often…Jan 30, 20221Jan 30, 20221
Brighton Working their Way through Crystal Palace’s 4–5–1A classic Brighton game with over 7 times more xG (Expected Goals) than the opponent, missed penalty kick, a goal getting overruled, 3…Jan 18, 20221Jan 18, 20221
Brighton solving Arsenal’s 4–2–3–1 using 3–1–5–1Brighton with a very good start of the season faced against Arsenal who’s starting to pick up their form, arriving to the Amex stadium with…Oct 15, 2021Oct 15, 2021
