The Spanish system against Portugal:
Lack of plan B costs Portugal Back Page Football
This Spanish system looks like a variation of 4-3-3 or whatever numbers you allocate it. However, it is narrower system*. As I have always said, there is no point in ever playing two wingers as you cannot play on both wings at the same time, so the standard 4-3-3 is having a left winger and an overlapping right back.
The trouble for Spain is Ozil, Podolski are both left-sided players and they could cause havoc down Spain's right side.
* In old terms this used to be the "Attacking Centre Half" of 4-1-3-2 with Busquets being a key player.
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Isn't Sergio BISCUITS suspended?