The strongest winger

Chapter 908 Equal goal record (one more)
PS: There is a big explosion today, seven consecutive shots... (asking for votes!)
The Chinese team not only leads the score, but also controls the rhythm of the game. This is undoubtedly the happiest moment for Chinese fans. They finally experience the feelings of those fans of the world's top teams. This sense of superiority is so fucking cool!

The South Korean fans also burst into cheers from the other stands, hoping that their national team would be stronger and equalize the score earlier, but how could the huge Chinese fans allow them to be presumptuous?The huge fan base immediately erupted into more powerful boos, which directly suppressed the voices of Korean fans.

The post-[-]s Korean player Chi Dong-won, who was attacking with the ball, was taken aback by the sudden booing. Zhao Xuri made a decisive decision, stretched his right leg and poked the ball out. After Wu Xi took the ball, he directly made a long pass to find Ai Luo who was on the left at high speed. Ai Luo who was running pushed the ball forward with his chest.

"Wu Xi's precise long pass, Ai Luo's beautiful chest to stop the ball, opportunity!!"

Cha Du-ri knew that his speed was not as fast as Ai Luo's. If he accelerated for a long time, Ai Luo would definitely overtake him, and the defenders in the middle were also very compact. Without further ado, he chose to grab the jersey behind Ai Luo's back. The referee's whistle sounded, and a free kick was awarded to the Chinese team. At the same time, Cha Du-ri was given a yellow card.

Originally thought this was a super counterattack opportunity, how could I have thought that Cha Duli would stop it with a foul?
Shhhhhhh-! !
Therefore, the Chinese fans in the stands were very dissatisfied, and there was a wave of wild boos against Cha Duli who fouled.

Cha Doo-ri looked at the yellow card shown by the referee, frowned and walked back worriedly. It wasn't because of the boos from the stands. He was worried that his yellow card would affect the team's defense.

At the same time, Zhao Guanglai also frowned. He had a lot of opinions on the referee's yellow card. In the first half, Cha Duli put a lot of pressure on Ai Luo's defense, and now there is a potential yellow card.

If nothing else, the Chinese team's next offensive direction will focus on the South Korean team's defensive right.

In order to prevent the South Korean team from having problems in the first half, Zhao Guanglai, who was in charge of switching from defense to offense and counterattack, was given greater defensive responsibility, especially for the foul. He must not wait for full-back Cha Doo-ri to complete. Otherwise, the backward South Korean team will play 10 against 11, and the hope of qualifying for the final of this Asian Cup will be even slimmer.

The attack of the Chinese team did not pose a threat. With the united defense, the South Korean team kept the score of 0:1 until the end of the first half.

As soon as the first half ended, the Chinese fans in the stands couldn't wait to announce that the Chinese team would win.

The loud voice caused the South Korean fans to boo again and again, but their voices were obviously smaller than the Chinese fans, so the effect was completely negligible.

The live broadcaster switched the camera to the faces of the players one after another before the players of both sides went to the locker room. The Chinese players on the leading side were full of smiles, while the South Korean team on the trailing side was full of sorrow.

This is equivalent to the epitome of the first half.

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During the intermission, South Korean coach Cho Guanglai decided to try to keep the goal in the first half of the second half after careful consideration.

After all, the second half is a 45-minute game. Only when the goal is not conceded can there be no pressure on the forward line. Otherwise, the goal will be scored instead, and the team will really be doomed.

Gao Hongbo's deployment in the locker room is very simple, that is to continue to strengthen the offense. With the current offensive ability of the South Korean team, it is difficult to break through the defensive system of Zhao Xuri, Feng Xiaoting, Mei Fang, Jiang Zhipeng and Zhang Linpeng.

The Chinese team has not conceded a goal in the past four games. In addition to the solid defense system, it relied on Wang Xiaolei's amazing performance. He let the goalkeepers participating in the Asian Cup know what is world-class.

The 15-minute intermission passed quickly, and the atmosphere of the game at the Galafa Stadium was still excellent. The Chinese fans in the stands sang the neat song "Ode to the Motherland" led by the members of the "Dragon Team Fan Club".

"The Chinese team must win!", "The Chinese team must win!", "The Chinese team must win!"

After the cheers, there were three tidy sounds that the Chinese team must win. This is a tradition that has existed since the first round of the Asian Cup in Qatar, and has continued until the fifth semi-final of the Asian Cup...

In the second half, they changed sides and fought again. Neither side made adjustments to the lineup. It seems that Gao Hongbo and Zhao Guanglai are very satisfied with each other's employment.

However, the South Korean commentator in the commentary booth was a little puzzled: "Cha Doo-ri's hidden yellow card made him very passive in the last few minutes of the first half, so that the offensive player Koo Ja-cheol had to sacrifice offense to help defend. This is equivalent to actively giving up the right attack and completely passive defense. But we are behind the score. Is it really appropriate to do the opposite?"

Facts have proved that Zhao Guanglai's game strategy is still good, at least in the first 10 minutes of the second half, the South Korean team did not receive any threats.

In this regard, Zhao Guanglai is quite satisfied with the team's defense. When he learned that the opponent in the semi-finals was the Chinese team, he began to consciously let the team practice defensive counterattacks, and at the same time, he also practiced penalty kicks, in order to entangle the Chinese team in the semi-finals.

Although the game was a bit different from what he had imagined, at least it was only a ball away, and the game was not far from his preset trajectory.

The South Korean players on the field did not question Zhao Guanglai's tactics. After all, deep down in their hearts, they were still quite afraid of the current Chinese team, which had to attack and defend, and defend and defend.

As the team that scored the most goals and conceded few goals in this Asian Cup, the Chinese team has such a huge deterrent.

The South Korean team did not rush to attack, and the Chinese team took the opportunity to expand the score.

Of course, there was no rush.

The offense has always insisted on advancing layer by layer. Whether it is Chen Tao or Wu Xi, they are very patient in organizing the offense. Unless there is a very good opportunity, in general, they will not pass more risky through balls.

However, the long-term possession of the ball did not bring the team an effective offensive. Standing on the sidelines, Gao Hongbo suddenly realized that his coaching ability was insufficient. The Chinese players had strong technical skills, so they were able to keep the football under the pressure of the South Korean team for a long time.

Hao Junmin's goal is entirely due to the tacit understanding between Ai Luo, Gao Lin, and Zhang Linpeng. It has nothing to do with his technical and tactical arrangements before the game, and many of the Chinese team's goals have nothing to do with his tactical arrangements.

Should he resign as coach of the Chinese team and go to Europe to continue his studies?
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While Gao Hongbo was wandering in the void, the Chinese team once again organized an effective attack.

At this time, Zhang Xizhe, who had just replaced Chen Tao, took the ball and took the ball. He glanced at Zhang Linpeng on the road, and passed the ball directly. Both of them had a good performance in the 2009 World Youth Championship in Egypt. It can be said that the Chinese team's third place in the World Youth Championship has the most direct relationship with their tacit cooperation.

Zhang Linpeng took the ball close to the side, and the defender was veteran Li Rongxiao, while Li Qinglong was watching from the side.

At this time, Hao Junmin's forward drive attracted the attention of Li Rongbiao and Li Qinglong, and Zhang Linpeng directly passed the ball back to Zhang Xizhe.

After passing the ball, Zhang Linpeng moved horizontally, from in front of Li Rongbiao to behind Li Qinglong.

The experienced Li Rongpyo immediately realized that this was a pass-and-cut cooperation of the Chinese team, and he grabbed Zhang Linpeng's back jersey without hesitation.

But...he caught a cloud of air!
Obviously Li Rongpyo's body didn't keep up with his consciousness, and his movements were half a beat slow.

From the corner of his eyes, Zhang Xizhe saw Ki Sung-yong coming up to steal the ball. He stretched his left foot forward and stuck his back in front of Ki Sung-yong.

Zhang Linpeng's running and Zhang Xizhe's passing were very harmonious. Li Rongxiao, who was still defensively conscious, quickly raised his hand to signal that the two offensive players of the Chinese team were in an offside position.

As a result, the assistant referee did not respond, because Hao Junmin, who was offside, had no intention of taking the ball, and Li Qinglong was closer to the baseline than Zhang Linpeng, so he was not offside.

When Li Qinglong saw Zhang Linpeng, who was more than flexible, he was furious. While accelerating, he quickly put his right hand on Zhang Linpeng's shoulder to prevent Zhang Linpeng from going around from the outside to the inside.

However, Li Qinglong underestimated the strength of Zhang Linpeng's upper body. The latter threw his left elbow back and directly threw Li Qinglong's right hand off.

Annoyed, Li Qinglong was about to foul behind his back, but he immediately thought of a yellow card on his back. If he fouled when he lost his defensive position, the referee would definitely show a second yellow card without hesitation. When the national team is still behind and there is one less player, he will become a public enemy of the country, so stop at the critical moment.

Zhang Xizhe's pass is very good, and Zhang Linpeng can comfortably sweep the ball to the penalty area without stopping the ball.

The extremely fast Ai Luo accelerated from the middle to the front point and hit the ball into the near corner of the goal before Li Zhengxiu made a clearance.

He Wei in the on-site commentary seat was excited: "The goal was scored. Zhang Linpeng assisted captain Ai Luo to score. This goal is also Ai Luo's eighth goal in this Asian Cup. He tied the record of eight goals in a single Asian Cup created by Iranian striker Ali Daei in 1996!"

(End of this chapter)