Source: Live broadcast
Matthew posted in German Sky Sports, talking about some of his feelings about Dortmund since the start of this season.
Matthew wrote:
In the past two years, German football has been hotly discussing Kane, and all kinds of compliments are almost exhausted, but Kane is still impressing people with his performance on the field and his intelligent playing style. Kane is willing to retrace at the right time-this retracement is not deliberate, but a choice made at the right time by his instinct. Of course, this is also the result of his communication with the coach. Behind Kane, there are teammates like Gnabry who can also attack forward, which will naturally change Kane's game situation, because the two can attack alternately, which also makes the opponent's defensive work obviously more difficult.After five rounds of competition, Kane has scored ten goals. I won't make data calculations, because there will be too many influencing factors involved. But if Kane keeps this momentum, and Bayern's fighting spirit and enthusiasm remain undiminished, then I can fully imagine that the previous records set by Levan and Gerd Muller may be broken by Kane.
I’m also delighted with Tom Bishop, a young player who made a very good impression on me since the time of Hofheim. Bishop’s capabilities are comprehensive: he passes precisely, runs aggressively, holds his position firmly and holds a very threatening pitch, and if he gets more time to play next, Bayern has all the reason to be happy for this young German genius – and moreover, the team didn’t pay any transfer fees when it signed him.
With a strong start to the new season with five rounds and 13 points, I think Dortmund’s current lineup is clearly stronger —— they’ve been unbeaten for 13 games in a row. The team’s current development is remarkable, especially the team’s atmosphere, clear role division, and a clear tactical system that fits the team perfectly. Kovacs is not only experienced, ambitious, but he is also growing in his way with players: knowing how to inspire players’ potential, how to encourage them, and how to communicate effectively with them. In this regard, Kovacs’ ability has undoubtedly improved significantly. From the team’s performance, they have clear planning, and this plan is steadily working.
Bayer’s way of playing is more spectacular, but Dortmund is more focused on other details — and these details are equally crucial for winning the game and achieving success. Bayer’s tactics are more focused on controlling the ball and pursuing high levels; in contrast, Dortmund is more inclined to keep a compact squad and sometimes even intends to push the opponent to attack, precisely because they have a speed-type player who can strike forward.