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Should've had a second assist to Mata but the shot was well blocked.

Yep:

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Stats: 25 minutes played, 32 passes, 88% pass success, 1/3 accurate through balls, 6/6 accurate long balls, 2 key passes, 1 assist.

We can safely say Barcelona didn't completely brainwash him into doing only two-metre passes.

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Yep:

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Stats: 25 minutes played, 32 passes, 88% pass success, 1/3 accurate through balls, 6/6 accurate long balls, 2 key passes, 1 assist.

We can safely say Barcelona didn't completely brainwash him into doing only two-metre passes.

Iniesta did a beautiful work there. Thankfully we have hazard so we can see a lot of those movements next season

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I'm obvioulsy a bit late. But thought he looked good yesterday. It was against Australia but i can't wait to seeing Fabregas, Hazard, Oscar and Willian all combining together. Hopefully they will have a half decent striker to supply but i am excited about the prospect.

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Iniesta did a beautiful work there. Thankfully we have hazard so we can see a lot of those movements next season

I'm not sure he'll play so high in the pitch. I hope he plays a bit deeper and playing Lamps' position I don't expect him to reach the end of the pitch like that for a backward cross.

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I'm not sure he'll play so high in the pitch. I hope he plays a bit deeper and playing Lamps' position I don't expect him to reach the end of the pitch like that for a backward cross.

Well, he actually played on deep position vs Australia. But like lampard, i like CM who sometimes (not too often) find his space inside penalty box. Its give us more flexibility slash creativity imo.

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Well, he actually played on deep position vs Australia. But like lampard, i like CM who sometimes (not too often) find his space inside penalty box. Its give us more flexibility slash creativity imo.

I didn't watch the match. Normally he plays more advanced for Spain so I assumed he was either a false nine or a CAM.

I don't mind if a #8 gets inside the box, but I find it a bit weird to be so near the flank and the corner. He should invade the box through the middle - although I don't mind it through the flanks... it's just weird and where you expect your wingers, fullbacks and CAMs to appear, not the #8... it was a great work by him and I hope we see it here too.

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I'm not sure he'll play so high in the pitch. I hope he plays a bit deeper and playing Lamps' position I don't expect him to reach the end of the pitch like that for a backward cross.

Oscar is more suited to playing the Lampard role I think. Playing Cesc deeper and Oscar at #10 exposes the weaknesses in both of their games imo.

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Well, he actually played on deep position vs Australia. But like lampard, i like CM who sometimes (not too often) find his space inside penalty box. Its give us more flexibility slash creativity imo.

Sounds like what Matic did last season. He is a DM but I've seen him running forward and even make some assist in several matches. With Fabregas as Matic partner in midfield it would be fun.

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Oscar is more suited to playing the Lampard role I think. Playing Cesc deeper and Oscar at #10 exposes the weaknesses in both of their games imo.

I can see Oscar playing Lamps role in a 4-3-3 - most advanced midfielder is perfect for him. Oscar doesn't have the physical attributes to play in the pivot in a 4-2-3-1. Not only he won't be as good there - although many here think so - but it will wear him out even sooner, probably reducing his good matches for us to 2-3 months at best.

This team is begging for a 4-3-3. Oscar can alternate with Cesc at the most advanced position - which makes him share 50% of the burden in the defensive/pressing aspect. We need skilled players such both of them (Matic is also skilled) to play in our midfield. Oscar probably has better tackle stats than Cesc, so he balances it, as Cesc won't have the burden all to himself either. I think they complement and share the weight perfectly between the two of them in a 4-3-3. I'm dreaming about seeing it in the pitch.

Oscar lost a lot of power to influence Brazil now because Scolari switched from a 4-3-3 to a 4-2-3-1 where Neymar has a free role and is the focal point. I'm not sure Oscar had the free role in the CC, but he played as the third midfielder and he was perfect there.

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