Swedish challenge for Bonates

Marcet Bonates faces Kista SC in U-16 category

Marcet Bonates enters this match with outstanding technical skills, showcasing a style of play based on precision and teamwork. Against the Swedes from Kista SC, a team known for their physical strength and tactical deployment, Marcet will aim to impose their footballing approach, relying on effective short passes and a strong capacity for midfield recovery.

Control from the midfield

Marcet Bonates is known for their ball control in the midfield, where players like Moushapha and Cancio excel at connecting lines through precise and effective passes. Their ability to find spaces in the final third will be crucial to breaking the opponent’s defensive lines. Additionally, players such as Balakishiyev have shown great offensive projection from defensive positions, regularly joining the attack and contributing creativity in the final meters.

Meanwhile, Kista SC stands out as a team with a more direct approach, looking to capitalize on quick transitions. However, Marcet’s pass accuracy, reaching 72.2% in the previous match, gives them an edge in maintaining game control and dictating the pace of play.

Organized defense and clean build-up

Defensively, Bonates has shown solidity thanks to coordination among their lines. Players like García Tornos and Boucas Scotolo stand out not only for their ability to intercept balls but also for starting plays from the back with effective long passes. This balance between defense and attack is one of the team’s strengths, aiming to nullify any opponent attempts to create danger.

Additionally, goalkeeper Urrutia Quezada emerges as a key figure, not only for his saves but also for his ability to distribute the ball accurately from the back. This resource is fundamental for initiating quick plays and surprising the opponent.

Who plays?

Bonates will feature the following players: Bunyatov, Urrutia, Flieisher, Boucas Scotolo, Saccomani, Depery, Balakishiyev, Szafraniec, García Tornos, Elegnede, Lolo, Davitadze, Yanquelevach, Moushapha, Bas, Cancio, Orujlu, Zeynalov, Deinbo, Domínguez Godínez, and Niño.

Throughout the season, they have proven to be a team with a pass accuracy exceeding 70%, particularly excelling in construction and attacking zones. In the previous match, they completed more than 140 successful passes, highlighting their ability to control the game’s tempo and maintain possession.

Defensively, the team has also shown strength, with a high percentage of duels won in midfield, allowing them to recover the ball quickly and minimize the opponent’s options. This characteristic, combined with their teamwork, makes Marcet a difficult team to overcome, both in attack and defense.

Tactical discipline

Kista SC is a club based in Stockholm, Sweden, known for their focus on developing young talent. Founded in 1990, this team has excelled in regional tournaments and has been a stepping stone for players who later competed in professional leagues. Their game philosophy combines tactical discipline with a physical style, making them a competitive adversary in any scenario.

This match will be another test for Bonates, who will seek to consolidate their playing style and continue demonstrating why they are a benchmark in football training.