June 28th Event Analysis: Finnish Super League Seinejoki vs Mary Port

003 Finnish Super League Seinayoki vs Mary Port

Seinayoki: The offensive key is hidden on the left: the left wing guard Salinin's offensive proportion is facing Mary Port's "speed fatal point" (the defensive success rate is second to the league). In the last round of 4-0 Rahti's match, Salinin made three crosses from the bottom and directly created a murderous intent, and this game may become the key to breaking the situation. Midfielder Retanen's interception (3.8 per game) is a barrier in front of the defense line. If the ball possession rate exceeds 55%, Marie Harbor's chances of counterattack will be sharply reduced to 12%.

Mary Harbor: Behind the 5-4-1 Iron Barrel formation, the three central defenders averaged 12.7 clearances per game, is a huge hidden danger in the gap in the ribs. Data shows that 60% of the away team's conceded goals came from crosses on the wing, while Seinayoki's 28% of the goals came from high-altitude bombing - 1.89-meter central defender Ndiaye, with a successful rate of 81% in the last three set-pieces. What's even more fatal is that Mary Port averaged only 6.2 key passes per game in the midfield, and the counter-attack propulsion was entirely dependent on the forward's retreat to catch the ball. This "suicide" consumption doubled the pressure on the defense line.