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Catenaccio (Italian pronunciation: [kateˈnattʃo]) or The
Chain is a
tactical system in
football with a
strong emphasis on defence. In Italian, catenaccio...
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opposition player. In the now
obsolete man–to–man
marking systems such as
catenaccio, as well as the zona
mista strategy that
later arose from it,
there were...
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Catenaccio (カテナチオ, Katenachio) is a ****anese
manga series written and
illustrated by
Daisuke Morimoto. It was
initially published as a one-shot published...
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victory for
football because Celtic's
attacking football overcame Inter's
catenaccio defensive style,
which was
considered to be a less
attractive way to play...
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Rappan – to
include larger flexibility for counter-attacks; thus, the
Catenaccio system was born. The side was
later nicknamed Grande Inter, due to the...
- cups. On the
bench it
showcased the
clash of two
different approaches to
Catenaccio by the two managers:
Nereo Rocco for
Milan and
Helenio Herrera for Inter...
- the sistema, and its use in
Italy later led to the
development of the
catenaccio formation. The WM
formation was used by West
Germany during the 1954 FIFA...
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November 2011 "Mondiali: Trapattoni, "
Catenaccio"? Noi
giochiamo così..." [World Cup: Trapattoni, "
Catenaccio"? We play that way...] (in Italian). ADNKronos...
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qualities were also
linked with the
demise of the more defensive–minded
Catenaccio, a
system reliant heavily on man-marking and counter–attacking, which...
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possession of the ball,
which was in
sharp contrast to the strictly-defensive
Catenaccio–inspired
style emplo****
effectively by José
Mourinho and
later by Diego...
