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Hodgson on first-leg deficits

Published: Friday 28 August 2009, 0.59CET
The English manager's second-leg recovery tactics.

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Published: Friday 28 August 2009, 0.59CET

Hodgson on first-leg deficits

The English manager's second-leg recovery tactics.
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There have been some famous comebacks in knockout football over the years. There can surely have been few better than Fulham FC's fightback from 3-1 down against Juventus to win 5-4 on aggregate in the UEFA Europa League in 2009/10. The man who masterminded that recovery, Roy Hodgson, offers an insight on the tactics to adopt when you are behind after the first leg.

 

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