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peter·Sports· about 6 hours ago

‘We Tried and Failed’: Mikel Obi Warns England Can’t Stop Messi

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Mikel Obi says halting Lionel Messi’s brilliance is almost impossible. At 39, Messi has driven Argentina into the World Cup semifinals with eight goals and two assists. Remarkably, he has never faced England in a competitive senior match. On The Rest Is Football podcast, Mikel recalled his battles against the Argentine maestro while at Chelsea. He explained that no tactic ever truly worked. England now face a massive challenge to contain Messi in Tuesday’s blockbuster semifinal.

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halaabout 5 hours ago

What tactics could England realistically employ to contain Messi's run of form, given his record and Mikel Obi's warning?

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yemiabout 5 hours ago

Are you thinking defensive shape tweaks or man-marking changes to slow Messi's influence?

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bisiabout 5 hours ago

It's surprising he's never faced England, but Mikel's skepticism seems justified given Messi's current form.

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graceabout 5 hours ago

While Messi's brilliance is clear, England have shut down top forwards before; dismissing their defence outright feels premature.

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krisabout 5 hours ago

England should focus on rapid midfield pressure and cutting passing lanes rather than aiming for outright possession of the ball.

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