Brentford are currently focusing on tactical adjustments centered around set-piece plays. They are working on optimising set-piece runs and pass accuracy to improve their scoring efficiency from these situations. In terms of field positioning, their attacking strategy emphasises set-piece battles and secondary attacks. The midfield is reinforcing set-piece organisation and defensive interceptions, while the defence concentrates on quick recovery after defending set-pieces. The key players taking set pieces are adapting to their new tactical roles, with excellent passing accuracy and tactical understanding. However, other players are still adapting to the new run-and-coordinate requirements. The effects of tactical adjustments are mainly seen in set pieces, while the overall attacking system's adaptability is average. Tottenham Hotspur's recent tactical adjustments are geared towards enhancing tactical switching flexibility. They are refining the switching mechanisms between possession-based attacks and counter-attacks, adjusting the offensive rhythm based on the opposition's situation. In terms of field positioning, the attack focuses on combining breakthroughs on the flanks with central penetration. The midfield is strengthening its dual attributes of both ball distribution and interceptions. The defence relies on high-pressing tactics and collaborative coverage to restrict the opposition. Young players, having adapted to their rotation roles, have effectively improved squad depth and tactical flexibility. Their technical performance and tactical adaptability are relatively high, although some players still need to adapt their roles when switching tactics. The overall smoothness of tactical execution is good.