Erreurs fatales contre la France et plan anti-Norvège : Amara Traoré décortique le jeu des Lions
In an interview with L'Observateur, former Lions coach Amara Traoré analyzed Senegal's 3-1 defeat to France at the World Cup. According to him, the Lions paid dearly for tactical errors that emerged in the second half, largely due to a drop in physical performance.
The coach believes Senegal has gradually abandoned the principles of zonal marking. Regarding France's first goal, involving Olise and Mbappé, he specifically points to the lack of pressure on the ball carrier, poor control by the incoming receiver, and poor management of defensive gaps. Concerning the second goal, initiated by Rabiot, he cites a lack of "preventive defending" after a turnover and a complete imbalance in midfield, preventing the team from recovering properly.
Amara Traoré points out, however, that Senegal delivered a "top-level" performance for an hour, managing to stifle France tactically. "For 60 minutes, the zonal defense was well organized. But from the 60th minute onwards, our unit fell apart," he analyzes.
According to the source interviewed by the Groupe Futurs Médias newspaper, the final score doesn't accurately reflect the nature of the match. He believes the recipe for beating Norway is simple: replicate throughout the match what was executed well against France and correct the weaknesses observed at the end. "If Senegal plays like that for 100 minutes, they'll hurt any team," he asserts, adding that the 3-1 scoreline "doesn't reflect the true nature of the game."
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