Southampton are focusing on tactical adjustments to enhance their attacking diversity. They are increasing the frequency of central penetration and set-piece strategies, reducing their reliance on wing play. Their on-field approach involves multi-faceted attacking transitions in the forward areas, midfield reinforcement for organisation and key passes, and defensive cover from full-backs after they advance. The attacking core is adapting to new multi-route attacking roles, with more flexible choices in terms of breakthroughs and passing. However, some wing players are still adjusting to changes in their attacking roles, and the consistency of tactical transitions needs improvement. Millwall's recent tactical adjustments have been aimed at strengthening their midfield defensive toughness. They are increasing the frequency of their midfield players' tackling, attempting to delay the opposition's attack through a midfield barrier. Their on-field approach emphasises a combination of midfield interception and long-ball counterattacks, with reinforced defensive density at the back, while the forward line relies on rapid forward runs to find counter-attacking opportunities. The midfield interceptors are adapting to new defensive core roles, with improved tackling intensity and interception efficiency. However, the counter-attacking push players in the attack are still adapting to the new positional requirements, and the effectiveness of tactical adjustments is concentrated on the defensive end.