JapanVsBrazil

From Discipline to Dynamism Under Hajime Moriyasu, Japan has evolved from a conservative team into one that plays modern, possession-based football. His system values intelligent pressing, fluid passing, and teamwork. Learning from Europe Moriyasu studied top European clubs, adopting principles of spacing, overlapping, and quick transitions. The result? A Japanese team capable of challenging giants … Read more

The Moriyasu Method Japan’s 4-2-3-1 structure has become a model of discipline. It’s designed to deny space between the lines — exactly where Brazil’s attackers thrive. Containing Brazil’s Flair By keeping full-backs tight and midfielders alert, Japan can cut off the supply to Neymar and Vinícius Jr. Quick recoveries and controlled pressing will be crucial. … Read more