I'm Kaka Kaka

Chapter 54 We Didn't Lose, No Need to Change

"The conversation between the referee and the two captains had an effect. The scene was brought under control. Now the game restarted. Brazil got a free kick in the backcourt. Baptista took the ball. Leo caught the ball. The ball was passed! Beautiful! He passed to Maicon, two to one, Adriano retreated to respond, and gave Kaka too much. Kaka kicked the ball. A successful attack..."

Costonio put his hands in his pockets and muttered to himself: "That's right, that's it, pass, pass, pass, okay, shoot... It doesn't matter, a good goal, that's it, you can do it, as long as you don't mess around, we are the best. We will definitely take home that lovely championship trophy."

Robert was very annoyed. His shot just now was for the sake of stability, so he deliberately chose to kick in the middle of the ball, and the shot was a little more on point. If he was bolder and curved his kick, maybe the ball would be there.

"It's okay, you did a great job!" Kaka clapped her hands and retreated immediately.

After the change of mentality, the performance of the Brazilian team has improved significantly, but the angry Ghanaians are not soft-spirited. They have shown a strong combat effectiveness on both ends of the offense and defense, especially the tough defensive actions have made the Brazilian group suffer a lot.

Fortunately, there is no counsel in the Brazilian team, and any unreasonable entanglement will be stubborn.

What is surprising is Kaka's performance.

According to everyone's inherent impression, a person with Kaka's character as the captain must take the route of a good guy, and what he will show will definitely be the old-school cadre style of the student union chairman. When there is a conflict, he will pull away his own people regardless of 21 or [-], and then calmly talk about life with the other party.

Such people generally rely on leading by example and good popularity, and at most add a personality charm, even if they are better than silent leaders like Messi, they are not much better.

But the current Kaka is so tough that it is a bit strange to people. It can't rise to the level of helping relatives and not helping relatives, but it is definitely showing the demeanor of an iron-blooded captain.

As he himself said, don't cause trouble, don't be afraid of trouble.

The style displayed throughout the game is also sparks hitting the earth.

Four and 10 minutes, seven yellow cards, belonging to seven different people, one for Brazil, one for Leo, Kaka, and Baptista, and one for Ghana, from forward to defender.

Under such a penalty scale, the match did not turn into a boxing ring, and there were many wonderful technical shots. For example, Maicon’s winger was blocked. Although the final pass from the bottom line was blocked, the audience applauded. The iconic long-distance attack, although the last shot was saved by the goalkeeper, it still proved to the world that the current top of the list of goals and assists is definitely not for nothing.

In contrast, the Ghanaian's offensive effect was much worse. Only a more thrilling counterattack and a header after a corner kick threatened the Brazilian team's goal.

In such a contrast, everyone thinks that Brazil's lead and victory must be logical and will come soon.

But the charm of competitive games lies in its unpredictability. No matter how many shots you make, it is meaningless to score goals. Obviously, since this expression is used in this kind of place, the first goal is of course the Ghana team.

And that's not a bad luck.

At the last moment of the first half, when the referee was ready to put the whistle in his mouth, the Ghana team got a chance that was not a chance.

Their No. 15 Patsier got the ball on the right side of the Brazilian team's penalty area. Facing Brazil's dense defense, he did not pass the ball or take a random kick, but chose to take it inside.

The Brazilian central defender Angelo was the first to meet him, but before he had time to get off his feet, Patsil's upper body suddenly shook twice. Unprepared, Angelo was suddenly shaken off his center of gravity, and then the two Brazilian defenders who came up hurriedly attacked from left to right, but Patsil used a small human ball to pass.

All of a sudden there were only goalkeeper Rubinho and Maicon who came to support him.

Rubinho, who just didn't care about it just now, looked like he was facing a big enemy, lowered his body, and made a save at any time, while Maicon cautiously kept his legs close together to avoid being pierced by the opponent, and at the same time took small steps, making a move to grab.

As if frightened by Maicon's action, Patsier quickly flicked the ball to the right. Maicon made a decisive decision, and immediately stabbed the football with his right foot, which was just about to feint.

Maicon made an empty jump and the ball returned to Patsier's feet and it was a one-on-one with Rubinho.

Rubinho strikes immediately, and Maicon immediately dives back, but instead of shooting, Patsier passes the ball back to the penalty spot.

Ghanaian No. 8 Prasim rushed like lightning, raised his foot and shot angrily, and the football hit the net.

The Ghanaian coach, who was already preparing to go back to the locker room for the second half, was stunned for two seconds before reacting. He roared in surprise and hugged the rushing coaching staff.

The two scoring heroes also rushed to the sidelines, and were surrounded by teammates who followed, and began to celebrate wildly.

"It's unbelievable, the Ghanaian broke the goal of the Brazilian team in the most Brazilian way. Patsil's wonderful dribbling reminds me of Maradona. He staged a Maradona-style assist in Maradona's hometown. The Brazilian team wasted too many opportunities. Now they pay the price..."

The first half of the game ended with a score of 1:0. The various TV stations broadcasting the game began to replay the Ghanaian team's goals just now. Only the Brazilian TV channel took the trouble to count the most threatening shots of the Brazilian team just now, and finally attributed the reason for the lag to luck.

The brazilian team's locker room had disappeared from the usual commotion, and there was no sound until Costonio pushed the door open and entered with a "bang".

I don't know how he used his hands to make the sound effect that can only be made by kicking the door with the soles of his feet. Anyway, he frightened the brazilians, but unexpectedly, they were not greeted by furious roars and criticisms.

"You guys did a great job, everyone, we continued to play like this in the second half," Costonio said in a low voice, "We didn't lose, we don't need to change."

　Actually found the names of several Ghanaian team members, Sahua.

　　Some people ran to my old book to complain, thinking I couldn't see it?

　　

　

(End of this chapter)