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Jose CidNew South Wales University, adopting a 4-2-3-1 formation, has been on a remarkable run, securing three consecutive league victories. They've defeated teams like St. George City, Sydney FC Youth Team, and NWS Spirit. Their offensive line has been in top - form, scoring at least two goals in each of the last three games. When playing away, the team starts with a defensive strategy. They cede a large amount of ball possession, instead focusing on heavy - handed interceptions in the midfield to disrupt the home team's passing lines and patiently await counter - attack opportunities. However, the team has its drawbacks on the road. They lack the ability to maintain a continuous offensive push and are overly reliant on counter - attacking plays. Moreover, the players' physical limitations become evident as the game progresses. After the 70 - minute mark, both their offensive and defensive intensity tends to decline. The Western Sydney Wanderers Youth Team, with a 4-3-3 formation, has a proacO/U
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