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Reid has noticed that Denmark uses corners as a chance to put a goalkeeper under lots of pressure. “They like to attack them by packing the six-yard box with players,” he said. “It makes it hard for the goalkeeper to come and claim the ball.” https://t.co/0MCUCXWrv0 https://t.co/iuWcWn3qZT — PolitiTweet.org

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The Netherlands uses a sort of inverse of Portugal. Dutch teams, in general, turn corners into individual battles, Reid said. The national team often has just two players marking zonally: one on each post. https://t.co/0MCUCYdux0 https://t.co/F6M6FDVAu0 — PolitiTweet.org

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Spain, as a rule, does not like the traditional corner. For a soccer culture that cherishes possession of the ball more than almost any other, swinging a cross into the box is too much of a gamble. See more of our exploration of corners. https://t.co/0MCUCYdux0 https://t.co/MFi0JmSJtE — PolitiTweet.org

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