The September 2024 edition of ‘Monthly TSG’, a monthly technical report that analyzes the most prominent tactics and strategies in the K League throughout the month, was released on Tuesday, according to the Korea Professional Football Association.
The ‘Monthly TSG’ is a tactical and data analysis content of the K League that is published by the Korea Professional Football Association. ‘Monthly TSG’ is produced by the Technical Research Group (TSG) under the Federation’s Technical Committee to ensure in-depth content and expertise.
In the September issue of ‘Monthly TSG’, we reviewed the K League 1 and 2 standings and key match data from August, and selected the best team, best player, and best match of the month.
For the Best Team, we chose Seoul, who went undefeated in their three matches in August, and analyzed their offensive game plan, which utilizes the space between the lines, and their defensive game plan, which directly presses the opponent to compete.
The Best Player feature is on Seoul’s Yazan.
Yazan joined Seoul in the summer transfer window, and since his debut, he has been named to the round-robin Best 11 in three consecutive games. In the August issue, we highlighted Yazan’s back-to-back build-ups and aggressive defense, which have been integrated into Seoul’s tactics.
The Best Match of the Month features the “Fulcrum Derby” between Suwon and Anyang in the 26th round of the K League 2 on August 12 at Yongin Mir Stadium. 메이저사이트 The match ended in a 2-1 victory for Suwon, who took advantage of their opponent’s cracks to score two early goals, and although Anyang made a late comeback in stoppage time, they were unable to turn the game around. In this Best Match, we analyze the defensive operations of the two similar teams, as well as the instant transitions and counterattacks that occurred after the cracks opened up.
In addition, the September issue of TSG contains other features of interest to fans, such as the Monthly Data and Monthly Overview, which summarize the league’s developments throughout the month, and TSG Topics, which profiles players like Hwang Mungi-Ki (Gangwon), Heo Yul (Gwangju), and Yoon Il-rok (Ulsan) who have made career-changing moves by switching positions.
The September issue of “Monthly TSG” was published as a web magazine (PDF) on the official K League Baseball website and can be downloaded for free.
