Sitting in the stands, Guardiola was still immersed in Tang Long's anticipation of positioning during halftime, but had gradually regained his focus by now.
His attention again centered on Inter's passing and control tactics.
This time, he gave up his vacation and traveled far to the Berlin Olympic Stadium just to scout Tang Long.
Coincidentally, Inter's game was focused on passing and control, which piqued Guardiola's interest even more.
He wanted to see what role Tang Long could play in Inter's passing and control tactics.
Although Tang Long's anticipation in heading positioning delighted Guardiola, the Spanish coach was more interested in seeing Tang Long's performance within the passing control system.
From the first half, given Inter's overall performance, Guardiola hadn't discovered more highlights.
At least from a tactical standpoint, Tang Long shouldn't be inferior to Bayern's current main midfielder Harvey Alonso, should he?
