I'm Beckenbauer

Chapter 127 121. The Commander on the Line of Defense

The game lasted more than 20 minutes, and the Dortmund goalkeeper was injured, which was simply a twists and turns.

Neither side scored a goal, but the scene of the game was quite good. Luca's flying shovel save, and Burki's goal line block, these are almost as wonderful defensive moments as scoring.

The offensive players on both sides also performed relatively well.

Luca has discovered that Dortmund's Sancho is not a winger at all.

In his impression, England's wingers are the kind that thieves can run, but Sancho obviously uses rhythm changes. Sancho's speed is not slow, but not very fast. He is not the kind of player who runs all the way. .

Most of the time, he interspersed with running positions or widened the distance on the wing to support his teammates. His style of play was more like an Arsenal dog.

Brandt is an inside winger on the left, and he also has organizational skills when turning around. Not to mention Royce, he himself was born as a winger, and his skills are among the best among wingers.

None of the three in Dortmund is a very sharp winger like Robben, but their cooperation with each other can create similar effects. After all, the ball is faster than humans when passing the ball.

This kind of cooperation is very familiar to Luca. He liked Arsenal very much when he watched football when he was a child!
The combination of Arshavin, Rosicky, and Nasri has this effect. Everyone can pass suddenly, and the attack line is all-round.

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Brandt rushed up with the ball, Luka quickly went up to press, and gave Link a gesture: "You go to the middle."

Link's speed is fast enough. If Brandt passes the ball and let him press Royce, he might be able to steal the ball.

Brandt found that Royce was guarded and did not dare to pass the ball easily. He continued to smash the ball near the sideline but failed to get rid of Luka.

Wendell and Bender rushed towards Sancho almost at the same time. Sancho didn't even dare to stop the ball. Immediately after the ball, he turned and rushed towards Dortmund's half.

"on!"

Luka also rushed up, and Amiri saw that they both advanced, and he took the initiative to run back and wait to defend the opponent's counterattack.

Link was originally a dribbling maniac, and he was very happy to rush with the ball in the middle. When he saw Thomas Delaney, he immediately rushed up excitedly.

"You pass the ball to me!"

Luka ran to him and roared, and Link reluctantly kicked him. Luka caught the ball and quickly hit behind Delaney to help Link complete a two-for-one, then turned around and ran back.

Link came up with the ball and formed a 4-on-5 frontcourt with his teammates. The form is very good. Usually Leverkusen has no midfielder, but Link doesn't have the problem of no one in the middle to support him.

The commentator was very excited: "Leverkusen has a good chance. Will they pose a threat to Dortmund this time?"

I saw Link dribbling the ball in small steps, waiting for the opponent to grab it.

Weigel gave his teammates a gesture, and he took the lead in pressing from the side. The teammates on the defensive line cannot come up easily, or they will not be easily penetrated.

Link also thought the same way. Seeing that the opponent's defender couldn't come up, he had to pass a cross pass to Haverts. Haverts received the ball from the wing and wiped it into the penalty area. Now Dortmund's formation can no longer be kept intact.

Manuel Akanji is a pitfall. Dortmund imagined that the youth army from the beginning to the end will be talented and sell high prices, but Akanji is the most trash point in this lineup. Haverts passed him with the ball without any effort. The big restricted area is making waves online.

Hummels was in a cold sweat, and Haverts and Wallander were all around him. Even if he was the best defender in the world at his peak, it was quite difficult to defend against two.

In the current situation, he has to make a choice, predicting in advance whether Haverts will pass the ball or break through by himself.

The experienced Hummels are all cursing.

If the opponent is not stupid, he will definitely dribble the ball by himself, and if he can't take it, he will hit it horizontally.

But he didn't dare to grab Haverts easily.

Seeing that Haverts was dribbling the ball into the penalty area, he rushed forward with a roar. Just as he thought, Haverts passed the ball from his side to the front of Wallander, and Wallander was single-handed the moment he caught the ball!

This time Wallander was also a lot more careful. Just now he was saved for a goal, and his mentality almost exploded. This time he dribbled the ball and ran diagonally from the left to the right, watching the Dortmund goalkeeper follow him for a while. When he went out to the left, he shot a low shot.

Shua~ The sound of the ball rolling across the turf is not very harsh, just a subtle sound. Marvin Hitz, who is also from Switzerland, heard this sound and his hairs stood on end. He realized that it was too late to make another save. The ball rolled into the goal.

"Gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooal!"

"Kevin~~~~~ Wallander!!!!!!"

"Leverkusen took the lead in the away game. After missing a necessary goal, the striker deliberately led the opponent's goalkeeper to run for half a day in order to create an absolute chance."

"Dortmund fans must be quite depressed because they haven't had any good chances so far. This matter has to start with Luca Beckenbauer. Today Beckenbauer invested a lot of energy in defense. , and the effect is also very good.”

The Dortmund fans who clamored to give Leverkusen another 4:0 before the game were not at all energetic. After all, it was very uncomfortable to be slapped in the face.

Royce rubbed his head, his handsome blond hair was messed up.

He has now discovered the problem.

Dortmund has a lot of changes in the frontcourt. They can constantly use passes to mobilize the opponent's defensive players, and then suddenly pass through the penalty area to create scoring opportunities. This tactic is also very useful even in the Champions League.

Everyone understands that you are looking for an opportunity to pass the ball in the front court, but knowing it does not mean that you can not defend.

The defense followed the ball, and many times the defense line was messed up, and they found a loophole and then penetrated it with a through ball.

Today Leverkusen's defense can't be said to be very good, and it is quite flustered, but there is a problem!The defensive players are very confident. Beckenbauer constantly directs his teammates to defend, and he will appear when there is a loophole in the end. After playing for a while, it seriously affected Dortmund's offensive routine.

Under normal circumstances, the opponent kicks more and more chaotically, and it feels like there are loopholes everywhere in the defense, but today Leverkusen doesn’t need you to run with the ball at all, just listen to Beckenbauer’s command and rush to one person, and the effect is not bad , their confidence came up.

It's really difficult!

Royce had a headache.

If you are so good at conducting, why don't you go to the symphony orchestra?

In this situation, it will be very difficult to find loopholes by passing the ball continuously. It is easy to play yourself to death, and you can only let your teammates strengthen their breakthroughs to create opportunities.

"Old Rocket" called the frontcourt teammates to his side and discussed with them the next tactics. If the pass doesn't work, everyone will be a little tired. Let's try to make more breakthroughs.

(End of this chapter)