football killer

Chapter 106 National Debut

"What did you do? Didn't I tell you? Don't underestimate that kid. Look at what you have done."

It can be said that Jensen has to bear a huge responsibility for England's goal. It was Jensen who was broken by George just now, which resulted in this goal.Gravesen, who had a bad temper, couldn't help but yell at Jensen.Because Gravesen is very clear that the overall overall strength of his Danish team is no match for England at all. Now that the score is equalized, the next game will be difficult to play.

Hearing Gravesen's yelling, Jensen's face was very ugly. Although you are the captain of the team, you have to save me some face in this kind of public place. Why are you yelling at me and telling me how to behave.

Thinking of this, Jensen gave Gravesen a cold look, returned to his seat without saying anything.In any case, Gravesen is still the captain of the Danish team. He blamed the players on the court and reminded them of their rights and obligations. What's more, the goal in England just now was indeed his own mistake, so Jensen could only endure it.

But looking at George with a smile on his face, Jensen's eyes could not help but become cold, and at the same time exude a trace of hatred from time to time.It's all your fault, you have made me like this.Jensen looked at George and couldn't help thinking resentfully.

George didn't know what Jensen was thinking, because the game started after the referee's whistle.Perhaps because of the goal just now, the Danish team was severely stimulated. For a while, the Danish team, under the leadership of captain "Mad Dog" Gravesen, turned into a group of unreasonable "mad dogs" and began to stalk and play with their lives.

In just 5 minutes, England's attacking players were all brought down one by one by the defenders of the Danish team.Not even two yellow cards from the referee could stop the situation.This also made the referee sweat profusely. Although it was not an official match, if today's match got out of control, he, the referee, would naturally have to bear a huge responsibility.

Thinking of this, the referee couldn't help but feel a little disgusted, even disgusted, with the Danish players. Not unconsciously, he had already begun to favor England.

The Danish team's frequent fouls gave England two chances for free kicks, but it was a pity that Beckham hit the goal directly with a free kick, and the ball went wide, and the other pass was also pushed out by the tall Danish defender, creating a good opportunity to overtake the score.

"Damn it!" George got up from the ground, looked at Jensen who was only left with his back, and couldn't help cursing. In 10 minutes, George was brought down four times by Jensen. No matter how good-tempered George was, it was time to explode.

In particular, Jensen's tackles were not just tackles, but were aimed at George's feet every time. If George hadn't been a soldier in his previous life and was very sensitive to danger, he avoided Jensen's malicious invasion again and again. Otherwise, George would have been carried down by now.But even so, George was very embarrassed by Jensen.

"Oh my god, this damn Jensen, doesn't he know how dangerous his tackle is?

Seeing George being brought down by Jensen again, the commentator couldn't help but said.Tens of thousands of England fans at the scene continued to use their own methods to put pressure on the referee, and the huge boos were loud, which made Jensen immediately become the most concerned Danish player in the eyes of the fans.

"Sir, look at that guy, he's crazy. I'm worried that if this goes on, my teammates will be injured." As the captain of the team, Beckham knew that he needed to come forward and put pressure on the referee.

"I know what to do, you'd better do your job well." Regarding Beckham's words, the referee replied blankly, but in fact, in the bottom of his heart, he had gradually begun to pay attention to Jensen. If Jensen behaved any more aggressively, the referee might not hesitate to draw out a yellow card, or even a red card.

Scholes was outside the sideline, throwing the ball vigorously to Gerrard, who was more than ten meters away, and then rushed into the field by himself, and began to run towards the penalty area of ​​the Danish team.

In the face of Scholes' pass, Gerrard did not stop the ball, but directly faced the flying ball, rubbed lightly, the ball passed Jorgensen, and caught up with Scholes, who was rushing towards the penalty area of ​​the Danish team.

Jensen has been closely following George and seeing Scholes rushing towards him with the ball, he didn't know what to do for a while, whether to go up to intercept Scholes or continue to follow George.

However, his teammates drew Jensen's attention. Seeing Paulson rushing over to defend him, Jensen immediately made up his mind to give up George and rush towards Scholes.At this time, Paulson just stuck to George and began to fill in Jensen's position.

Perhaps because he knew that the period just now was indeed a bit overdue, this time Jensen did not tackle the ball as fiercely as before, but instead stuck to Scholes, ready to rely on his strong body to squeeze Scholes away and grab the ball.

Seeing what Jensen was thinking, Scholes kept Jensen approaching directly and passed the ball to George.

Although George was very strong, his body was pressed against a 1.9-meter-high man, and George felt that he was almost unable to hold on. Almost as soon as Paulson exerted force, George felt that he was almost squeezed away by Paulson.

Fortunately, Scholes passed the ball very fast, and the ball quickly came to George's feet without stopping the ball. On the contrary, George passed the ball directly to Lampard who was plugging in, and he turned around and rushed towards the penalty area.

Lampard adjusted his position a little bit, faced the rolling ball, shot furiously, and the ball flew towards the goal quickly.

Facing Lampard's powerful shot, Sorensen didn't dare to be careless, and blocked the ball with his fists sideways.The ball landed in front of Sorensen, less than two meters away.Seeing this situation, Sorensen immediately got up from the ground, and when he was about to hold the ball tightly in his arms, he suddenly found that the ball was gone.

I saw a figure flashing in front of him, and then I heard the huge cheers from the fans in Sorensen, which made Sorensen's face darken.At Highbury Stadium, if the fans can make such loud cheers, there is only one possibility, and that is England scoring.

Sorensen, who fell on the ground, looked around and saw a huge number 21 appearing in front of his eyes, and the owner of this number was George.

It turned out that when the ball was passed to Lampard, George turned around and threw Paulson away and rushed towards the penalty area.Although Paulson is physically strong and tall, his reactions and turns are very slow. It is naturally easy for George to get rid of Paulson.

At this time, Lampard's long-range shot was just blocked by Sorensen, and George, who just got rid of Paulson, saw Lampard's shot blocked, and rushed towards the ball at a speed that did not decrease but increased. Before Sorensen, he lightly poked the ball with his right foot and sent the ball into the net.

"Coooooooooooooooooooal!!! Aaron George. In the 68th minute of the game, England overtook Denmark with George's goal. George's goal also created the history of England. George is really a man who made history. The youngest player in the Premier League, the youngest goal scorer, the youngest player in the England national team, and the youngest goal scorer. Records tell everyone that George is England's future super striker.

George, who scored a goal at this moment, ran towards the sidelines excitedly. When he was close to the corner kick, he jumped high, clenched his right foot and swung forward vigorously, shouting loudly: Kill!

(The real youngest player and scorer of the England national team is Rooney. He entered the national team at 17 years and 111 days. The first goal of the national team was 17 years and 317 days.)
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