I'm Kaka Kaka

Chapter 186 I, Adriano, My Righteousness

AC Milan, which is almost full of main players, did not gain the upper hand in the away game. The two sides came and went, and the game was very stalemate.

AC Milan's offensive is still concentrated in the middle. When the ball cannot pass into the penalty area, Kaka can only strengthen his personal breakthrough.

He rushed left and right under the opponent's key marking. Although the success rate of dribbling was still sky-high, he was blocked after passing several people in a row and failed to create any good opportunities. The only real threats to Parma were two free kicks in better positions. Kaka and Pirlo each sent one, one high and the other wide.

The turning point of the game occurred in the No.707 minute.

Parma launched a quick counterattack, and Mutu made a long-distance attack from the left and cut into the penalty area, and made a low pass to the center before Gattuso blocked it.

Adriano threw off Maldini's defense and knocked on the heel of his left foot like a juggler 4 meters in front of the goal.

Abbiati quickly fell to the ground and did not block the ball. The football hit his leg and rolled into the net.

Parma leads 1-0.

The combination of Adriano and Mutu has scored a total of 27 goals this season. This is Adriano's No.13 goal in Serie A, tied with Kaka for fifth place in the scorer list.

In front of them are Vieri, Inzaghi, Piero and Mutu. The most powerful Vieri has already passed the [-]-goal mark.

Ancelotti immediately adjusted the lineup, replacing Thomason and Seedorf, and sent Shevchenko and Rui Costa.

The two brothers showed their power when they first came on the field.

In the second minute of No.80 of the game, Kaka broke through and was knocked down to the ground and then quickly sent a free kick. After receiving the ball, Rui Costa passed the ball to the penalty area. Shevchenko picked the ball past Bonera with his left foot and scored with his right foot.

"GOAL!! Shevchenko scored his No.90 eight goals in AC Milan, which is also his tenth Serie A goal this season! He saved AC Milan again!"

Sheva didn't celebrate after scoring the goal. He ran into the goal and hugged the ball out. After high-fiving Rui and Kaka, they ran back to the midfield together.

The game started again, and AC Milan gradually gained the upper hand, but still failed to overtake the score. The regular game time was about to run out, and the fans basically accepted the end of the tie. Just when the Milanese were busy inquiring about the results of the Juventus game on the other side, a scene that made them furious happened on the field.

Kaka dribbled the ball from the left, passed Ramucci and then cut inward. Just as he was about to take a long shot, Bonera and Filippini pinched left and right together.

They just go for people.

One aimed at Kaka's left foot, and the other aimed at Kaka's right foot. Seeing that something was wrong, Kaka jumped up quickly. Although he avoided the black foot, he was still thrown to the ground.

It was his eighth time in the game that he was brought to the ground.

After arriving in Serie A, Kaka, who hadn't really had a conflict with anyone on the field, was completely angry. After standing up, he rushed directly to Bonera.

In this game, Bonera, who was first turned into a dog by Kaka and later turned into the background of Sheva's wonderful goal, had an explosive mentality. He also rushed up.

Rui Costa was the first to rush up and squeeze in between them to separate them, but Ramuzzi behind Kaka gave Kaka a sudden shove.

Kaka was pushed directly to Costa.

Shevchenko who rushed over immediately rushed towards Ramucci, but Parma's people also arrived, one stopped Shevchenko, the other stopped Ramucci, and the others stopped Kaka and Costa.

Other team members also rushed up, some wanted to persuade the fight, some wanted to avenge their teammates, some held the referee's hand and did not want him to play cards, and the scene began to be a little chaotic.

The fans on the sidelines also entered the state, shouting and cursing everywhere, throwing everything they could throw towards the stadium.

The security at the scene was extremely tense, and it was difficult to stop some impulsive fans.

The referee finally freed his hand.

Kaka yellow card, Bonera yellow card, Ramucci red card.

Players and fans on both sides were dissatisfied with such a penalty. Maldini and Bonera immediately surrounded the referee to explain.

The Cavaliers believed that Kaka was the victim, and it was nonsense to receive a card, while Bonera believed that Kaka made the first move, at least a red card, and he was wronged to receive a card.

Gattuso and Nesta wanted to trouble Ramucci.

Parma's people quickly stopped them and escorted Ramucci to the sidelines.

Kaka also calmed down and persuaded Gattuso and Nesta.

Seeing that things were about to calm down, who knew that Adriano suddenly rushed up from AC Milan's penalty area, squeezed into the middle of his Parma teammates, and slapped Ramucci's head directly.

His little friends were all stunned.

They knew that Adelaide and Kaka were both Brazilians, and the relationship between the two was also very good, but they didn't expect it to be this good.

Ramuzzi was also stunned by the beating, and wanted to resist after reacting, but he immediately gave in when he saw Adriano's murderous gaze.

If it weren't for Mutu and Barone to hold him tightly, he really believed that Ade would rush up and kill him.

Kaka groaned, and quickly squeezed in to hold Adriano.

"Enough!" Kaka whispered, "Don't be impulsive!"

"He pushed you behind? I abolished him!"

"It's okay, just push it."

Although there were people all around, the scene just now must have been captured by the camera, and the audience with a good view must have seen the whole process.

Adriano is in trouble.

Even if the Football Association does not pursue it, Parma fans and players will definitely not tolerate him.

For Parma, Adriano was originally an outsider. Although he was recognized by the fans through his performance on the field, but now he actually made a move on his teammates. It is almost inevitable that he will be targeted.

But that's all later, the referee team didn't see that scene, and even the head coaches and substitute players of both sides didn't see what happened.

Seeing them huddled together again, especially Kaka among them, the referee quickly pushed Maldini and Bonera away, but when he came to the scene, he only saw Ramucci who was being rushed off the field by his teammates and Adriano who was being hugged by Kaka.

He looked at Kaka with a bad look.

He thought that this kid should be the most worry-free among all the people, but he didn't expect to do such a thing before the end of the game.

The game starts again, AC Milan's free kick.

Kaka stood in front of the football amid the boos of nearly [-] home fans.

whistle.

Crazy run-up.

The outside instep bombarded the door heavily.

The football draws an arc, rubbing against the wall and flying straight to the dead corner of the goal.

As if the pause button had been pressed, the entire stadium fell silent before erupting.

Thousands of Milan fans made tens of thousands of momentum at the Tartini Stadium, and all the voices finally converged into one name.

"Kaka!"

"Kaka!"

"Kaka!"

Kaka took off his jersey, waved it in circles above his head, and then came to the stands of the home fans, kneeling and gliding.

"Incredible free kick! Kaka kicked a Carlos-style outside instep heavy shot! The arc of this shot is not very large, but the speed is amazing, and Frey has no reaction."

"The statistics are out, 26 meters away from the goal, Kaka's ball speed just now reached an astonishing 120 kilometers per hour!"

Many famous heavy gunners can kick football at a speed of about 140 or 300. Shearer and Beckham have all shot above-average shots. Carlos scored an astonishing [-] free kicks against the goal of the Chinese team.

Kaka's sky-defying arc against Inter Milan also reached a speed of [-] per hour, and he broke his own record.

Of course, the more important thing is to finally vent his anger.

(End of this chapter)