Analysis – Tim Palmer Football

Exploring England’s curious use of deep full-backs in build up play

Gareth Southgate’s use of Trippier and Walker provided some interesting questions in England’s Euro 2020 opening match

Thomas Tuchel’s side cleverly dragged Pep Guardiola’s wing-backs up the field, creating space for others to create goal scoring chances

Jurgen Klopp’s Liverpool have a clear, organised defensive system married with a superb, strong mentality

Analysis of Australia’s 0-1 defeat to Jordan in their opening match of the 2019 Asian Cup

An extensive look at Sarri’s style of play in attack, and areas of improvement in Chelsea’s current implementation

By and large, Maurizio Sarri’s start to life at Chelsea has been relatively positive, and the side remains unbeaten after 12 Premier League games.

Australia’s defensive block is very hard to beat and the tactical ‘battle’ between Eriksen and Australia’s 6s will be key to this crucial group game.

Melbourne Victory have an incredibly poor record against Sydney FC – so how can they hope to turn it around in a semi-final?

Investigating a presentation at MIT Sports Sloan Conference to see how Barcelona are changing performance analysis in football

There are a multitude of factors that go into the planning of an A-League season, but few as many complex and critical as the conditioning program.

Van Marwijk will probably achieve some short-term success, but it is unlikely he will leave a long-term legacy.

Kevin Muscat has great potential as a coach, but he must still develop in his role in order for the Victory to go forward.