"Something doesn't seem right."
During the dead ball opportunity, Paris Saint-Germain's attacking midfielder Sevajos and Miguel were staring at each other with furrowed brows.
"Dominating but not scoring!" Miguel spoke up, "Although Boe's performance on that side was very spectacular, the actual threats we've posed inside San Remo's penalty area are lower than our last match."
Sevajos also realized, "The same number of attacks, with reduced threats in the penalty area, means the opponent has more breakouts and interceptions outside the penalty area."
"San Remo has gotten more chances in these twenty minutes than when they faced us last game? At least the average is higher!"
These two smart players roughly figured it out.
In an instant, Miguel thought of his national team friend Mateo.
The two-wing play between Miguel and Boe, seemed unrelated to Mateo and Moreira's competition for Barça's throne.
But in reality, the core was the same.
It's a competition of efficiency.
