Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal continued their winning run by beating Manchester United 2-0 at Emirates Stadium.
Francesco Farioli’s Ajax utilize the 4-3-3 shape in the build-up against Peter Bosz’s PSV.
Andoni Iraola’s Bournemouth is one of the most intense teams in the Premier League — they like to high press and disrupt the opponent’s attempt to build up from the back.
Arne Slot has continued with the same players since the 2nd half-game against Ipswich — he seems to have found his preferrable line-up from the current Liverpool squad. 
Motta’s Juventus build-up with a 4-2 to 3-2-2-3/3-2-5 against Como.
Hürzeler’s Brighton start with a 4-2 shape consisting of Wieffer & Milner as the double pivot.
Like in pre-season, Chelsea forms a 4-2 shape that transitions into a 3-2-2-3/3-2-5 shape against Man City's 4-1-4-1
Arne Slot’s Liverpool struggle in the 1st half against Ipswich as the opponent tries to prevent them from getting into the rhythm with the man-to-man press.
Arne Slot finally can play more of Liverpool’s first-team squad — players like Alisson, Trent, van Dijk, Mac Allister, and Diaz are back from their holiday.
Enzo Fernandez plays as the LCM against Real Madrid — he looks to drop and form the double pivot with Lavia in the deep build-up then advance to between the lines (6/8 hybrid).
Liverpool starts with their usual shape but there are some changes regarding the line-up.
Managers/coaches often take advantage of the pre-season to experiment and that is what Arne Slot did against Arsenal — playing Szoboszlai and Jones as the double pivot while Elliot and Jota operate between the lines in a 4-2-2-2/4-2-4 shape. 
In his 1st pre-season game, Arne Slot sets up Liverpool’s build-up in a 4-2-2-2/4-2-4 shape (or 5-2-2-2/5-2-4 with the GK).
Mikel Merino had just won the EURO 2024 with Spain last week — where he played in every match and helped to score a crucial winning goal against the host.
Riccardo Calafiori’s name has continued to rise after his impressive performances under Thiago Motta’s Bologna & Luciano Spalletti’s Italy.
For high press, Enzo Maresca looks to utilize the man-to-man approach in most games — with the CBs often stepping up to help.
Sebastian Hoeneß’s VfB Stuttgart can start with back 3/4 depending on the opponent — but their usual build-up shape is with a 4-2 (4-2-2-2/4-2-1-3/4-2-4) shape.
With Man City controlling 74 % of possession, Erik ten Hag’s Man United looked to defend more in their 4-2-4/4-4-2 shape.
From the first minute, we can see how aggressive Gasperini’s Atalanta with their man-to-man press.
As a player, Fabian Hürzeler had a short career.
4-2-4 Build-up (Box Midfield)