They don't plan to start the attack quickly, they aim for stability.
Actually, this scene alone has already caught the attention of many professionals.
San Remo has steadied themselves!
Their morale hasn't scattered.
They haven't panicked.
What does panic mean?
In recent years, matches played by the German Team when they fall behind vividly illustrate this concept.
Especially in major tournaments.
Often, with twenty or thirty minutes left and they are trailing by a goal, they start with mindless long balls and big kicks to the front, tactics that essentially have no strategic significance.
Ironically, they don't even have a matching big central forward.
The more critical the match, the more evident this becomes.
Clearly, they can slowly organize the attack, opportunities are plenty, but they choose ways they aren't skilled at when they shouldn't gamble.
The mindset of this team is problematic.
Their results can also reflect this issue.
