Here's the thing about a great press: it never looks like a press. It looks like the opposition making a terrible decision. The ball goes si

Here's the thing about a great press: it never looks like a press. It looks like the opposition making a terrible decision. The ball goes sideways, then backwards, then into a pocket of space that suddenly isn't there - and by the time the crowd realises what's happened, the ball is in the back of the net. That's not chaos. That's engineering. The best pressing teams in the Premier League don't chase the ball; they build traps and wait for the opposition to walk into them.What a pressing trap actually isA trap is a patch of grass disguised as an...