Manchester City's Revival: A Change in Tactics by Pep Guardiola Recently, Manchester City's two consecutive victories have presented a new image of the team. Pep Guardiola has finally let go of his long-held possession-based philosophy and allowed Erling Haaland to freely roam the pitch. This change has brought back the feeling of victory for Manchester City, and the story behind it is more complex than it appears on the surface. After a dark period, Manchester City has finally turned the corner. In their last two matches, they have shown a completely different face, no longer fixated on possession rates but focusing on the efficiency and quality of their attacks. Guardiola's change was foreshadowed earlier. In the match against Leicester City, Manchester City's possession rate was surprisingly low; this team, known for its possession game, actually relinquished the ball. The immediate effect of this change was evident, with the team displaying greater lethality in the game, especially Haaland, who no longer had to wait for opportunities confined within the penalty area. Savigno's role has also changed significantly. The Brazilian winger began to frequently provide assists for Haaland, and their cooperation became increasingly默契。 This tactical shift made Manchester City's offense more direct and efficient; the team no longer needed endless passes to create opportunities. For Guardiola, this change may have been a difficult decision, but he ultimately chose to adapt to reality. This transformation also confused opponents who were prepared to face Manchester City's possession football, only to find that their opponent had completely changed its approach. Under the new tactical system,…