Syria vs India — Pass Map

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Pass Map

Syria 1 – 0 India

AFC Asian Cup 2023 · 23 Jan 2024

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Legend

Node size = touches

Edge thickness = est. passes

High xG assisted

Tactical Themes

Ball Recycler Controls Tempo

J. Elias dominated Syria's midfield with 39 accurate passes across 90 touches, maintaining possession and dictating the game's rhythm. His high touch count and passing accuracy established him as the build-up fulcrum for Syria's attacking play.

Incisive Passer Despite Low Conversion

I. Hesar created three key passing moments for Syria but generated no expected assists, suggesting his through-balls lacked finishing quality. His creativity offered tactical intent even if teammates couldn't capitalize on his final-third penetration.

One-Man Defensive Wall

S. Bose made 21 combined defensive actions for India, dominating the challenge count across tackles, interceptions, recoveries and clearances. His tireless work rate gave India structural solidity against persistent attacking pressure.

Immediate Impact From Bench

O. Khribin delivered one key pass in just 45 minutes off the bench for Syria, matching his expected assists output. His fresh legs provided creative stimulus when Syria needed late momentum.