Brentford's recent tactical adjustments focus on enhancing set-piece effectiveness. They're optimising set-piece runs and pass accuracy to improve scoring efficiency from these situations. Their attacking strategy in the field concentrates on winning set-piece opportunities and follow-up attacks, with the midfield strengthening set-piece organisation and defensive interceptions, and the defence prioritising rapid recovery after set-piece defence. The key set-piece taker has adapted to their new tactical role, demonstrating excellent passing accuracy and tactical understanding; however, other players are still adjusting to the new run patterns. The impact of the tactical adjustments is primarily seen in set-pieces, and the overall fit with their offensive system is moderate. Tottenham Hotspur's recent tactical adjustments aim to increase tactical flexibility, refining the transition mechanism between possession-based play and counter-attacking. They adjust the attacking tempo based on their opponent. Their field strategy involves the front line focusing on combining wing breakthroughs with central penetration, the midfield reinforcing both its playmaking and interception capabilities, and the defence relying on high pressing and cooperative defence to restrict their opponents. Young players, after adapting to their rotation roles, have effectively improved the squad's depth and tactical flexibility, with relatively high technical performance and tactical adaptability. However, some players still need to adapt to their role adjustments during tactical transitions, although the overall smoothness of tactical execution is good.