Ivan Perisic started again three days after playing the weekend game. He didn’t play well.
Tottenham Hotspur lost 0-1 to AC Milan in the first leg of the round of 16 of the 2022-23 season European Football Association (UEFA) Champions League (UCL) held at the San Siro Stadium in Milan, Italy on the 15th at 5 am (hereinafter referred to as Korean time). lost The second leg of the two teams will be held at Tottenham home on the 9th of next month.
It was a helpless defeat. On this day, Tottenham operated a 3-4-3 formation. Son Heung-min, Kane, and Kulusevski lined up at the forefront, while Perisic, Skip, Sar, and Emerson played as midfielders. The three backs were paired with Lenglet, Dyer and Romero, with Foster in goal.
The absence of some key players was already predicted. Starting goalkeeper Hugo Lloris and key midfielder Rodrigo Bentancur are out due to injury. Here, another key midfielder, Pierre-Emile Hoivier, could not participate due to accumulated warnings. 온라인카지노
Nevertheless, the rotation range was not wide. Compared to Leicester City on the weekend, six figures remained the same. Excluding three positions where change was inevitable, in fact Emerson instead of POW and Langle instead of Davis were all.
The top 3, as well as key players such as Perisic, Dyer, and Foster, started again after 3 days, and gave up a preemptive goal in the early hours. In the 7th minute of the first half, Dias showed tenacity and shook the net with two consecutive shots.
Afterwards, Tottenham went on the attack to score a goal. However, despite the use of 3 replacement cards, there was no significant change. A goal was needed, but the number of attacks did not increase as Richarlison replaced striker Kulusevski and Danjuma replaced Son Heung-min.
Perisic, who played 90 minutes, did not have much influence. England’s ‘Football London’ gave a rating of 6, criticizing that “34-year-old Perisic showed the reality of his physical strength by returning to play three days after the match against Leicester.”
In addition, Britain’s ’90min’ gave a rating of 5, saying, “Perisic seems to slow down every week.” The UK’s ‘Evening Standard’ also gave a rating of 5, saying, “Considering Perisic’s experience at this level, it was a disappointing performance.”