Southampton's recent tactical adjustments focus on enhancing offensive diversity. They are increasing central penetration and set-piece strategies while reducing over-reliance on wing play. In terms of field play, the front line emphasizes multi-route attacking switches, the midfield strengthens organization and key passes, and the defense focuses on covering the 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, though some wing players are still adjusting to their evolving offensive roles, and the continuity of tactical switching needs improvement. Millwall's recent tactical adjustments lean towards strengthening midfield defensive solidity. They are increasing the frequency of midfield players' tackles, attempting to delay the opponent's attack through a midfield barrier. In terms of field play, they emphasize the combination of midfield interception and long-range counterattacks. The defense strengthens its tight defending, while the front line relies on forwards' quick runs to find counter-attack opportunities. Midfield intercepting players are adapting to a new defensive core role, with improved tackling aggressiveness and interception efficiency, but the counter-attacking players are still adapting to new positional demands, with the tactical adjustments primarily effective in defense.