Man City failed to concede two goals, so why were they knocked to the ground by Wolves, a civilian team?

This civilian team used its own tactics to overthrow the Wolves. A focus battle in the eighth round of the Premier League begins at the Elihad Stadium. Last season's Premier League champion Manchester City sat at home to face the visiting Wolves. This game is a duel between spear and shield. Manchester City's task is to break the dense defense, and Wolves' task is to defend the goal. As a result, Manchester City failed to score goals and failed to score for 90 minutes. Instead, there was a "fire in the backyard"; Wolves originally wanted to maintain a draw, but unexpectedly saw the opportunity and "earned two". Therefore, Manchester City has relatively big problems on both ends of the offense and defense.

In the first half, Mahrez often controlled the ball on the right side of the team to attract Wolves out of bounds. The Wolves defense line would move in his direction, and Mahrez would move the ball towards left. Silva and left midfielder David Silva formed the attack on the right side of Wolves. The focus was on the inconsistency of Wolves. Wolves used to be very passive, even with their best players, Wolves' wings. The defender's "little motor", as well as the huge defensive pressure, participated in the defense and could not play his own offense.

Midfield. Manchester City's midfield defense mainly relies on single defender Rodley, which can be said to be isolated. Rodley's two offensive midfielders, David Silva and Gundogan, were involved in the attack and had no time to defend. So Rodley has no other players next to him and has too much space to exploit with the other two midfielders. The key is that Guardiola also allowed Rodley to score all three points in the attack and finally scored the first goal. Wolves' two forwards only faced two central defenders at Manchester City, 2 games and 2 easy goals. The second goal could not be separated from Rodri, who drove the ball into the Wolves backcourt and was knocked down. He stood there and complained to the referee, but the referee did not blow the whistle.

In the second half, Manchester City rotated to the right. The pressure on the Wolves' defensive line on the right side became quite light. Nuno Santos switched decisively, pushing Totela, who was playing right back in the first half, into the front to partner with Jimenez. Trou went to the middle. As a forward, he can exert his offensive ability. "Little Motor" is five big and three thick, but he also came out of La Masia's youth training team. He once competed for Barcelona B team. Travel is a player with solid ball skills, strong body, strong explosive power and fast speed.