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They thought, we'll defend it in numbers.

And again, we're talking about stopping crosses, not getting out quick enough.

Defensively, players making wrong decisions.

Young's got his arm up in the air trying to play offside.

Is it the best ball in the world?

No, but it's into a good area.

And I'm sure Gary will pick up one or two pointers as well there.

Yeah, Maguiar's... I think you've got to be man against man in the middle, and Maguiar is body to body.

But Rojo's not, and for some reason he starts to just drift that way.

I mean, the initial problem is that I think Wan-Bissaka and Pereira just don't quite get it right.

They over-cover, they're too narrow.

They don't need to be that narrow with five at the back.

But you just watch Rojo here now...

he goes into a space but i think he might be unsighted you know sometimes a tick of deflection maybe i've been at the back post as a right back when the ball comes in low through a number of bodies and you don't quite know where the ball is if you just look at rojo he runs past maguire and it makes it look like ashley young's then out of position but for me that's the left-sided centre-back um has got to get in there but i think for me the for me no run across the near post once that ball goes past for me you know it goes past lindelof at that near post you've got big problems the people at the back you're in trouble you're

When it does go wide, if you stop it there, you'd be quite comfortable where it is.

They've got the numbers back, the body's back.

It's just that decision-making.

Of course.

So when it goes wide, you're thinking, we can deal with this.

And how many times have we seen that in a game of football?