Felix quiet; Fullbacks the attacking outlet
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Joao Felix had a decent start to life in La Liga but has since faded slightly. He played in two positions against Celta Vigo, starting on the wide right position. He found it more difficult to get into the game. Operating in close spaces, he was unable to take on any defenders in flight as he usually does.
In the second half, he played as a second striker as Correa (and later Vitolo) took up the wide berth. He seemed to improve as Celta started sitting deeper towards the end of the game, but never really unleashed his ability to play that quick interchange around the box or the change of pace that he can show to beat players.
Where he faded to the background, the full-backs really stood out. Both Trippier and Lodi made a good impression with their incessant running and superb deliveries. The Brazilian was the standout performer of the game creating chance after chance with his wonderful crossing, yet no one could take advantage.