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Chapter 488 - Time-Wasting Strategy

Richard began to notice a subtle difference when comparing Pires and Deco on the pitch.

Pires was agile, explosive, and attack-minded, but he could be bullied by physical defenders like Gallante. Deco, on the other hand, had less explosive pace but focused on ball distribution and controlling the tempo.

City's attacking effectiveness underwent a transformation. With Deco deployed in wide midfield, the transition from defense to offense became faster. If Pires had the ball, he might try to take on defenders one-on-one, but Deco focused more on defensive responsibilities and precise passing during counterattacks.

The ball moved faster than any player could run, and the accuracy of his passes made the attack far more effective. Combined with his improved physical fitness since joining City, Deco's performance had reached a whole new level.

"Zidane scores with a towering header! His first goal of the match levels the score for City just eight minutes into the second half—3-3, 3-3!"

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