Soccer is legible through attack styles
Context
Bill's watch-guide for college-football fans is to stop treating soccer as a low-scoring mystery and start watching how teams attack. Which teams break lines? Which create numbers advantages? Which attack through crowded central spaces, which use speed outside, and which rely on longer balls?
The translation is deliberately familiar: open play can be read like football possession and set pieces like basketball inbounds plays. The goals are rare, but the decisions and spacing are not foreign once the viewer knows what to watch.