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Himannv vs. Indnyc
Himannv
The formation graphic is pretty self explanatory in terms of how we will lineup and how we want to play. This is a typical WM formation, featuring pacy and tricky wingers and a strong defense. It's perfectly balanced with ample defense and offense.
Defense: Trésor is at the center of my defense, marshalling the others, while also initiating attacks and playing out. Both Amoros and Costacurta are great with the ball at their feet and are well balanced defensively. Costacurta has played at RB often enough and is really versatile enough to play this role to perfection, while there can be no question of how well balanced Amoros is.
Midfield: My midfield of Desailly and de la Fuente consists of two supreme athletes. Desailly acts as more of the destroyer here, winning possession, shielding the defense, and in general, dominating the midfield.
Luis de la Fuente is one of the most successful Mexican footballers of all time. He has legendary status and is the first Mexican to play in four different countries. He was voted second in IFFHS Player of the Century votes for central and North America [1].
"His natural position was the midfield, but his incredible ball skills and technique helped his overall field game, distributing precise passes and assisting goals when not scoring them himself. He was incredibly dangerous in the air game, where his athleticism propelled him to leap over rival defenses. He also possessed a powerful boot on both legs, being the left his strong side." [2]
Inside forwards: Stern John is my sheep and he has Desailly playing behind him to cover for him defensively and four excellent attackers to make up for any shortcomings. Happy to have the 7th highest international goalscorer as a sheep; I feel it could definitely be worse. I also expect Kubala to really shine here in what I believe is his best position with both Matthews and Villa to play off. He's perfect to play between the lines and move into spaces when Villa pulls defenders away.
Wingers: This is where I feel my biggest advantage lies. Joya and Matthews are excellent at what they do and will give any fullback or defender nightmares.
Striker: Villa leads the line on his own. He's the all time top scorer for Spain and a fantastic fox in the box, who also occupies the defense and creates space for others to exploit.
[1] - http://www.rsssf.com/miscellaneous/iffhs-century.html#cnpoy
[2] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luis_de_la_Fuente
Indnyc
Formation: 4-3-3
Tactics: Fluid attacking football similar to Germany 1972
Attack : In the absence of Gerd Muller who is blocked, the team is built around the goal scoring prowess of one of the greatest of all time in Sandor Kocsis. He is supported by one of the best hard working winger in Jimmy Johnstone and Ajax's Piet Keizer who some in Holland considered to be better than Cruyff.
Add to this, the creativity from Netzer and goal scoring ability of Lampard, the team is set up to score a lot of Goals
Midfield :
Souness is the hard tackling midfielder along with support from Lampard and Netzer and of course Beckenbauer. There is quite a bit of creativity and defensive nous to stop the opposition attacks and control the midfield
Defence :
One of the best defenses in the draft and couldn't really pick better players to support Beckenbauer. Kohler is the perfect stopper and Bergomi as the tucked in right back with Ashley Cole the attacking left back. Behind them is Roma hall of fame goalkeeper Franco Tancredi