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Tuesday, 22 May 2007, 08:35 GMT 09:35 UK

AC Milan v Liverpool tactical analysis



" When Milan played Manchester United the plan was to surround Cristiano Ronaldo when he got the ball, stop him playing or, even better, not let him get the ball.

If they have the same idea for Steven Gerrard you might want to let him roam if you are Liverpool.

If you play Gerrard on the right he will have Kakha Kaladze and Clarence Seedorf to face.

In a way, it will be like Kaka but coming from deeper and having licence and freedom to roam.

For Milan it is all about when Kaka wants the ball, where he wants it and how you get it to him. "




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