推 chipson:沒錯 這分析 跟我想的差不多 06/22 05:08
SPAIN
Casillas – 6: Quick to come off his line this time on two separate
occasions. Other than that, he did not have anything else to do.
Sergio Ramos – 8: Played almost as an attacking midfielder with a free role
and had a hat-trick of chances to score. Didn’t neglect his defensive
duties, though, as he was always in position to kill off any Honduran attack.
Puyol – 7: Swept up everything that got past Pique. Went up to the other end
of the pitch for a few set-piece opportunities, but never got to the end of
anything.
Pique – 8: Roamed all across the backline to cover, especially for Sergio
Ramos, and intercepted everything Honduras could throw at him. Fearless in
bringing the ball forward and played a superb cross-field pass to set Villa
on his way to the goal.
Capdevila – 7: Always provided the overlap in attack down the left wing.
Like Ramos, he didn’t have much to do at the back other than a few easy
interventions to stop Martinez.
Busquets – 7.5: Did well to fill the gaps when his defensive team-mates went
surging forward. Also had his moment in the spotlight when he dribbled past
three defenders towards goal.
Xabi Alonso – 8: Took on the role of the deep-lying playmaker, orchestrating
Spain’s attacks with a delightful range of passes and crosses. Did not put a
foot wrong as he ran the show.
Xavi – 7: Started in an advanced position, playing just behind the forwards.
Involved in every Spanish attack, but didn’t look too sure of his role as he
opted to pass instead of shoot when he had a clear view of goal.
Jesus Navas – 7: Looked too tentative as he rarely took on defenders on the
run. His deliveries into the box were also poor. Not as lively as he always
is as a super-sub but he was more adventurous in the second half.
Torres – 6: Had two glorious chances in the first half but failed to tuck
them away. Clearly still rusty in front of goal but showed some great touches
on the ball.
Villa – 8.5: Terrorised the Honduran defence to no end and even backtracked
to recover possession. Fired in a couple of early warning shots before
scoring an absolute gem of an opener. Missed a penalty, and had enough
chances to nab a hat-trick.
Substitutes:
Fabregas – 7: Could have scored just seconds into his introduction when he
rounded the goalkeeper. Slotted in seamlessly to Xavi’s role.
Mata – 7: Threatening down the left, constantly cutting in to the middle.
Provided countless openings through the middle.
Arbeloa – N/A
HONDURAS
Valladares – 6: Can’t be held accountable for the two goals. Only had four
saves to make in the end, despite Spain rattling off 23 shots in total.
Mendoza – 4: Completely run ragged. Simply could not cope with Villa and
gave the ball away cheaply on too many occasions. Did make one vital block at
the end of the game.
Figueroa – 6: Too slow in closing down Villa in the lead up to the goal. Did
atone for his mistakes in making a few crucial interceptions to prevent a
heavier defeat.
Chavez – 6: Like Figueroa, he, too, was slow in closing down Villa for the
second goal. He was at least solid in the air. Improved in the second half as
he was more compact alongside Figueroa.
Izaguirre – 6: Dealt well with Jesus Navas. Blocked a good number of his
crosses in the first half but gave away the penalty in the second period.
Turcios – 5: As the central attacking midfielder, he failed to provide the
link between his defensive midfielders and lone striker David Suazo.
Wilson Palacios – 6.5: Had an intriguing battle in midfield but committed
too many fouls, although some of them benefited his side as it broke up Spain
’s flowing attacks.
Guevara – 5.5: Had to work very hard to close down space in midfield, but
was eventually over-run by Spain’s passing brilliance.
Espinoza – 5: Provided no threat at all down the left flank even though he
had space to run. Pinned back inside his own half for most of the game as he
had to help deal with the threat of Sergio Ramos.
Walter Martinez – 5: Had good, explosive speed but never could utilise it.
Didn’t have the over-lapping support of his team-mates.
Suazo – 4: Hardly had a touch of the ball in the first half as he was
completely isolated in attack. Ended up with just one shot at goal which he
put wide.
Substitutes:
Welcome – 6.5: Created more openings for his side than anyone else did for
Honduras in the first half.
Nunez – 6: Had two attempts at goal from distance. Like Welcome, he was more
menacing than any of the Honduras starting XI.
Jerry Palacios – N/A
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