Juventus prefers to defend stubbornly till the end, while Benfica plays with a do-or-die mentality. What kind of sparks will fly when these two styles clash? Most of you should be familiar with Benfica’s coach Schmidt, who once managed Beijing Guoan for two years.

Hungary has been incredible in the Nations League, surprisingly topping Group C, the so-called "group of death," which shocked most fans. Let's take three minutes to discuss Hungary's tactical traits and see if Germany can find a way to counter them.

It seems they hold the strategic initiative, but is that really a good thing? "A draw is enough to advance" is not just a curse for the Chinese national team; this happens worldwide.

Yesterday Hungary faced Italy, and we talked about the “draw to advance” curse, which indeed came true. Today Portugal is also in a “draw to advance” situation—will the curse strike again?

However, Köln’s playing style has changed drastically this season. Will this encounter yield a different outcome? Fans traditionally see Köln as a rough team relying on defensive counterattacks and long balls.

The result of their first leg encounter shocked the football world. In just three minutes, we understood why Napoli achieved such great success then. Can Liverpool learn from that today?

Yesterday, Napoli was missing their defensive core Rrahmani, which disrupted their defense, allowing Liverpool to score two set-piece goals; their attack was also disorganized, and Liverpool pressed hard to make it difficult for them to build from the back.

Girona’s matches are very entertaining; they play very proactively, constantly attacking, attacking, and attacking again. Therefore, among the bottom 10 teams in La Liga, Girona has scored the most goals.

Since Pep Guardiola took charge of Manchester City in June 2016, the two teams have met 19 times, with City winning only 4 matches — clearly dominated by Klopp’s side. It’s well known that the Premier League has the most players participating in the World Cup, and City contributed 16 players, the highest in the league.

Perth Glory has lost 5 out of 7 matches, only managing to win twice with a lot of luck, like the almost impossible goal against Western United in the previous game. Meanwhile, Phoenix has had bad luck, which is why they remain in 6th place.