An exciting equality

Marcet shows tactical solidity in an intense match against the Swedish Kista SC

Marcet Bonates played a match full of emotions and tactics, facing Kista SC in a game that left a lot to analyze. Both teams demonstrated contrasting playing styles: while Marcet prioritized ball control and building from the midfield, their opponent relied on verticality and physical strength. The final result, reflecting the balance on the field, showcased the growth and technical quality of Marcet’s players, who excelled in their precision and tactical vision.

Although possession dominance was key for Marcet, with percentages close to 55%, Kista SC managed to counterattack at key moments thanks to their intensity in transitions. In many ways, Bonates’ play resembled that of teams like AZ Alkmaar or Feyenoord from the Netherlands, due to their compact structure, precise passing, and constant search for numerical superiority. Players like Balakishiyev and Moushapha shone, demonstrating why some already call them “the architect” and “the octopus,” respectively.

Detailed Statistical Analysis

The match provided rich statistics highlighting both collective and individual efforts from both teams. The Barcelona-based team completed 198 passes, with 72.2% successful, while the Swedish academy achieved 71.5% accuracy in 186 attempts.

In shots on goal, the equality was also evident: both teams hit 4 shots, with Moushapha and Domínguez Godínez standing out for their ability to create danger. Marcet took 12 free kicks compared to Kista’s 9, showing a slight dominance in set-piece actions.

Defensively, Boucas Scotolo led clearances with 5 effective interventions, while García Tornos and Niño contributed with key recoveries at critical moments in the match. In midfield, Lolo and Cancio won 65% of duels, ensuring Marcet maintained control in that area. Tactically, the Spanish team showed remarkable discipline, with 14 key passes and a high success rate in short passes within the final third of the field.

On the other hand, Kista SC based their offense on quick transitions, achieving 70.8% success in passes within the final third, highlighting their central midfielder for his precision in long passes.

Man of the Match

The recognition for the best player of the match went to Moushapha, who delivered a standout performance. The midfielder completed 10 effective passes in attacking zones, made 5 crucial interceptions, and scored one of Marcet’s goals.

With participation in 45% of the team’s offensive plays, Moushapha at times reminded of players like Enzo Le Fée from Lorient, thanks to his ability to recover balls and create danger from the center of the field.

Players Who Participated:

• Bunyatov: Reliable between the posts, similar to Anthony Lopes (Lyon).
• Urrutia: Precision in distribution, like Remko Pasveer (Ajax).
• Flieisher: Offensive projection like Owen Wijndal (AZ Alkmaar).
• Boucas Scotolo: Defensive solidity, comparable to Maxence Lacroix (Wolfsburg).
• Saccomani: Excellent game reading, like Stefan de Vrij (Inter).
• Depery: Consistent and committed, similar to Kenny Tete (Fulham).
• Balakishiyev: Vision and creativity, like Calvin Stengs (Feyenoord).
• Szafraniec: Disciplined defensively, like Daley Blind (Girondins).
• García Tornos: Leader in defense, similar to Sven Botman (Newcastle).
• Elegnede: Dynamism in midfield, like Edson Álvarez (West Ham).
• Lolo: Duels won, like Ibrahim Sangaré (Nottingham Forest).
• Davitadze: Precision in long passes, like Teun Koopmeiners (Atalanta).
• Yanquelevach: Offensive versatility, like Jesper Karlsson (AZ).
• Bas: Sharp on the wings, like Luis Sinisterra (Bournemouth).
• Cancio: Midfield dominance, like Ludovic Blas (Rennes).
• Orujlu: Constant support, like Jonas Hector (Cologne).
• Zeynalov: Power and finishing, like Ludovic Ajorque (Strasbourg).
• Deinbo: Strong in the air, like Bas Dost (Utrecht).
• Domínguez Godínez: Opportunistic scorer, like Loïs Openda (RB Leipzig).
• Niño: Recovery and deployment, like Benjamin André (Lille).

A Memorable Tactical Duel

This match not only showcased the talent and tactical discipline of Marcet Bonates but also the competitiveness of Kista SC. It was an intense match where every action and tactical decision made a difference. Marcet continues to solidify its reputation as a football training example, showing that its focus on technique and tactics pays off against any opponent.