"Morici's pass orchestrated the attack, and he also contributed his part. This young player's performance in the last few games has been excellent, he's almost becoming the midfield core of the Italy Team."
One to one!
The match is back to square one.
Italy has kicked the dilemma back to Spain.
Continue passing the ball?
Sure, see you in extra time.
But with the state of Spain's midfielders, it's hard to last in extra time.
And if they change players, Spain's entire midfield system will need a complete overhaul.
That's a big adjustment, and even their own players might not adapt to it.
Football has muscle memory; a player can adapt to various tactics, but it doesn't mean he can adapt to multiple tactics in the same match.
He would be confused.
Moreover, Spain is the dominant side, why not finish the match within ninety minutes?
Drawing at regular time is essentially losing for Spain, isn't it?
With their strength, they should win.
So, Spain launched a fierce attack.
