Jose Mourinho

He should stay on the line.

Because then it's too much space.

And for David Luiz to cope with that space is also very, very difficult.

I think there is a little bit of contradiction in some teams that they really don't know what to do with, let's say, the new possibilities that the rules give about the goal kick.

And some teams, they want to press.

But as you know, there is no side on goal kick.

So if somebody leaves players up, it's difficult to keep the team compact.

In the end, you have the team broken into the group of three or four or five that is pressing up with the group of four or five that is controlling the possible long ball from the keeper.

So the team is broken.

There is a lot of space.

Harry Kane drops into that space for the long ball.

And then Socrates decided to go.

When he go, he leave David against Son.

With a lot of space for Lamela to come,

with the left-back Olazinac very, very far.

So from a situation where you should be very safe, you put yourself in a situation where you are very exposed.

So when Sol says, if I was there, I would do this, I say, when you play, that goal kick doesn't exist.

And now the goal kick changed some perspective.

But maybe he just wouldn't go.

Maybe he wouldn't go.