Hello everybody. Welcome back to the Overlap Breakdown podcast. As always, I'm joined by my co-host,

O'Me, who's a professional football tactical analyst and scout. And if you wonder what's on the

board next to me, this is the outcome of the review of the Tottenham Chelsea game, which is out on

the channel on Monday. But we're going to get straight into the overall topical Premier League

talk. And we are going to start with this the overall topical Premier League talk and we are going

to start with this game because it was the biggest talking point of the weekend. So even though

we have done the tactics and the review of it, I want to speak a little bit more in depth about

it. I think Chelsea have been the team that surprised everyone, not just in terms of the way they're playing football,

because I think Moreska had a style, but we've always spoken about him being a bit more

versatile and adaptable. But I think for me, the thing that's blown me away so much is

how it, like, kind of how he handles himself and around the players. And he seems to have the

assertiveness, but the tactics, but he's so young in his head, but you get the players. And he seems to have the assertiveness, but the tactics.

But he's so young in his head.

But you get the sense that he's like a lot older, a lot more mature, like cool, calm

customer.

And yeah, what have you been impressed about the most with Moreska?

Because I think for me, he's just been, he's been wicked, like really, really good.

Yeah, you know what?

I thought Moreska's Lester was a bit more rigid.

And I was worried that that would have been the case with Chelsea.

I think the biggest compliment I can give Mreska is the way that I see football,

the way that I think good coaches, good managers,

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