article_snippet: Of course, you can’t legislate for everything that’s going to happen on the pitch.
article_snippet: But, when Brendan Rodgers turns around a season by simply deploying players in different areas of the pitch, even the most hardened sceptic ought to be able to see just how important tactics are and that tweaking your system can be a game-changer.
article_snippet: Adam Lallana have done Adam Lallana particularly well.
article_snippet: That system has turned Adam Lallana results around.
article_snippet: The shock factor: why Liverpool’s 3-4-3 works...
article_snippet: I watched the 2-2 draw against Arsenal in December and although Liverpool equalised in the last minute, it was clear that Arsenal didn’t have a clue how to play That system.
article_snippet: And I doubt that’s ever happened to a team of Arsene Wenger’s playing with 11 men.
article_snippet: Liverpool can push the front three up to press the opposition high up the pitch.
article_snippet: the side has restored the energy to Arsene Wenger’s game, enabled The wing-backs to pin teams back and to dominate possession.
article_snippet: But Liverpool usually deploy That system in a positive fashion and the way in which Liverpool uses space to ensure that everyone has an option means it is incredibly hard to play against.
article_snippet: but Arsene Wenger’s back
article_snippet: Liverpool are prepared to give their defenders the ball under pressure and their’ve been comfortable with that.
article_snippet: Without David de Gea we would have been struggling!
article_snippet: That’s why I believe Van Gaal will stick with this format for a while, although it might need a tweak at Anfield.
article_snippet: And I can see Angel Di Maria doing that job as Angel Di Maria confidence returns.
article_snippet: them’ll try to do that against Liverpool’s wingbacks and pin them back.
highlights_snippet: Brendan Rodgers' switched to three at the back and has transformed the season .