I'm Kaka Kaka

Chapter 459

Benitez felt a headache at the beginning of the game.

Chelsea's waist is too hard...

Everyone knows that Gerrard and Lampard are all-round offensive and defensive, but compared to Gerrard's full-court sprinting, all kinds of flying tackles and yellow cards, people are more impressed by Lampard's offensive performance.

Strong body, great running ability, vigorous energy, and quick response, this kind of person's defensive skills aside, just relying on instinct and basic football skills is enough for all offensive players to drink a pot.

"Liverpool's offensive is almost impossible to watch. Their long balls can't get around the two mountains of Essien and Lampard. When the traditional high and low cannot open the situation, Alonso in the backcourt has lost more than half of the threat on the offensive side. The disadvantage of lack of dribbling masters has been revealed..."

Fortunately, Chelsea's midfield is also a bit messy.

Naturally, Lampard's defensive midfielder is not the style of Pirlo Farco, Harvey and Alonso who organizes long passes. He is still habitually rushing forward with the ball.

Naturally, Sneijder would do the traditional work of the front midfielder. Kaka is the most suitable frontcourt free agent. Whether Lampard directly connects with Kaka or finds Sneijder as an intermediary, Liverpool is extremely uncomfortable.

"Lampard is very active and has become the starting point of Chelsea's backcourt attack. The three defenders of the Blues seem to be out of use..."

"It was Essien stealing again. Lampard dribbled forward and passed it to Sneijder. Sneijder did not stop the ball, but made a two-for-one. Lampard continued to dribble in the middle, met Alonso, and passed a diagonal pass to find Kaka."

Kaka picked the ball directly over the head of Sissoko without stopping on the left, then overtook him, caught up with the football and cut into the penalty area.

Gerrard did not know when he caught up and kicked the ball to Carragher during the fight.

Carragher made a big foot clearance.

The Reds escaped unharmed, but the people of Liverpool began to panic.

Everyone can see that Chelsea's three midfielders have gradually found a balance of harmonious coexistence.

The ball that fell into Chelsea's half was caught by Dirk. Lucio and Essien immediately came over to siege. Dirk did not dare to neglect, and immediately kicked the ball between the two and passed it to the center.

Villa retreated to catch the ball, but did not stop the ball. Instead, he knocked the ball directly to the right, then turned around and ran towards the goal without the ball.

Pennant won the one-on-one match with Zambrotta, sending a good quality cross near the baseline.

Villa and Bridge jumped up to compete for the top at the same time, but before the football fell on their heads, Petr Cech shot it out with a single palm.

The football flew towards Lucio, who was returning to the defense, and Lucio quickly squatted down a little bit, and pushed the ball to the right with his forehead.

Maicon used his thigh to pad the ball, then looked up at the front field, and kicked the ball with a long pass.

Lampard and Gerrard huddled together, jumping to head the ball at the same time. Under mutual restraint, neither of them jumped to the expected height, and the football flew past their heads.

The people at the back never expected that the two big men would make such a scene. They were caught off guard by the football that fell suddenly. Kaka snatched the ball under his feet in a burst of chaos, and used Lingbo micro-steps to connect with Sissoko and Alonso.

This kick is equivalent to pressing the nuclear button and detonating a heavyweight nuclear bomb.

The entire Stamford Bridge Stadium exploded like a big bang in an instant.

"Kaka went straight, Shevchenko succeeded in countering offside, and scored from a small angle!"

"They really have a tacit understanding. Before Kaka made a breakthrough, Shevchenko had already started running. When Kaka passed the ball, she got out of the offside trap, then turned around and sprinted, and faced Reina with an easy shot."

After the goal, Shevchenko opened his arms and flew out of the penalty area like a glider, flying towards Kaka.

Kaka turned around, and Sheva immediately jumped on his back.

Kaka carried Sheva on his back and walked to the sidelines, accepting the cheers of the fans.

As it was then.

"What a familiar picture. Although the jerseys on his body and the teammates around him have changed, Kaka and Shevchenko are still the pair of Milan twins that have terrified the entire European football world. As long as they still appear on the field together, the game still has countless possibilities."

"Ancelotti has a smile on his face. If we have to interpret it in detail, then I think we may be able to interpret it from pride, gratification and nostalgia. They are the most successful master-apprentice trio in world football. Whether in Milan or London, they have created countless miracles that ordinary people cannot reach. More importantly, this miracle is still going on. We will never know where their limit is..."

Kaka put Sheva down and complained: "You are getting heavier, Andre."

"Is there?" Shevchenko was still laughing, "It's because I've become heavier because I'm stronger."

"Next time, you will carry me on your back."

"No problem, the premise is that you have to score first."

"You recite every time I enter?"

"Get out! You want to exhaust me to death?"

Torres, Sneijder and Lampard also ran up from behind and rushed towards Shevchenko.

"Match No. 16 minutes, 1-0, goal scorer: Andrei Shevchenko!"

The live score broadcast made the cheers a bit louder. If Stamford Bridge had a roof, the roof must have been overturned by the sound waves by now.

Royce, Pato, and Bell on the sidelines were full of excitement, as if the images that only appeared on TV and in dreams suddenly came into reality. As long as they thought that they would also be able to play in such a match one day, scoring goals like Kaka and Sheva, cheering, and celebrating, they trembled with excitement.

The game continues.

Chelsea are fighting harder and harder.

Even the soldiers of the Red Army, whose will is as tough as iron, are now showing signs of timidity.

This is a very microscopic and mysterious thing, even the head coach on the sidelines can't observe it, but the opponents on the field can vaguely feel it.

The football was kicked out of the baseline, Liverpool's corner kick, but Gerrard didn't serve it immediately, but kept yelling at his teammates.

"What are you doing?"

"Are you afraid?"

"Look at your jersey! Look at the crest! Don't forget, we're Liverpool!"

"No one can defeat us! Cheer up!"

As if to dub his own captain, the KOP on the sidelines jumped up and down crazily, shouting, and after a while, the song "you will never walk alone" broke out from the cheers and laughter of the Blues fans and reached the ears of all the players.

It's harsh.

(End of this chapter)