morthavarian9 Posted July 11 #26 Posted July 11 Not sure if Diaz is at full sharpness right now though, he just came back from a knock. Digne might actually hold him up better than people expect if they’re rushing him back a bit early.
ryxra Posted July 11 #27 Posted July 11 I still have nightmeres from that Villa game, Diaz left him rooted more than once. Digne?s workrate will help but any isolated footrace is a lost cause honestly.
vyxkatos Posted July 12 #28 Posted July 12 If Digne shows up like he did in the first half against Madrid last year we mighht see him stick close enough to frustrate Diaz for a while, but the odds on Diaz getting a goal contribution feel tempting when you watch how sharp he looks cutting inside lately.
Meriaean Posted July 13 #31 Posted July 13 honestly digne can hold him if he stays tiht and doesnt dive in but diaz is just too shifty in the box, one cut inside and its chaos
Naloralrel Posted July 13 #32 Posted July 13 Digne will probably body him a few times early on but once the game opens up and legs get heavy Diaz will find those pockets. You reckon the ref calls the small fouls or lets them play
Faithirnda Posted July 13 #34 Posted July 13 digne will stick a tackle early and look solid for 20 mins but the real issue is when diaz drifts central and he loses his man tracking back. happens every time against that kind of movment
thoxayzyl Posted July 13 #36 Posted July 13 Digne did alright last time they faced each other actually, think he can keep it respectable
luxuriantly45 Posted July 13 #37 Posted July 13 I watched that game against Colombia and Diaz dropped a right back like a bad habit with a single shoulder drop, Digne is just gonna get twisted inside out trying to follow that
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