i don't want to be king

Chapter 372 Angry Spectators
In the following games, the leading Monaco began to shrink their defense and concentrate on counterattacks. This was also the tactical arrangement before the game-Jardim hoped to win the game at the lowest cost and concentrate on preparing for the midweek Champions League game.

Toulouse immediately counterattacked aggressively and tried to equalize the score as soon as possible, but the players were very impatient. No. 9 Li Liang's "acquaintance" Braithwaite also received a yellow card for a tackle foul.

Among them, Monaco also has a good chance to counterattack, but Boshlia's habit of sticking the ball makes Monaco miss the opportunity to counterattack again and again.

Falcao shook his head and sighed: "Li, if you are on the court, you will definitely pass the ball!"

Li Liang's mind is not on the game on TV, he is thinking, why are all his teammates in the national team are good players in training, but they are always timid and unable to perform in official games?
On the contrary, these Monaco teammates can often show a normal training level in the game, and several of them are "crazy people". The bigger the scene, the better they can perform...

Seeing that Falcao turned to himself and asked: "Li, isn't it?" Li Liang scratched his head, and answered the wrong question: "Why not let Kylian (Mbappe) start? His speed and explosiveness are counterattacks. The time will come in handy!"

Spignoli interjected: "It's much easier for Leonardo to rotate if you all play.

And Kylian, if he can enter the rotation, Radamel (Falcao) and Valere (Germain) will be much easier. "

Just in the picture, the Argentine center Carrillo clumsily missed his teammate's wonderful pass in front of the goal, and the four were speechless for a while.

At the end of the first half of the game, Toulouse gradually began to gain the upper hand in terms of possession rate, number of threatening attacks, and number of shots.

Although Monaco is leading the score, it is becoming more and more passive, which makes the four spectators in Latuby's classroom look serious.

At the beginning of the second half, neither side made personnel adjustments.

Toulouse continued to press aggressively, and Monaco was unable to make an effective counterattack due to its unfavorable offense, resulting in three lines being firmly compressed by the opponent in the half.

Seeing that the situation was getting more and more passive, Jardim had no choice but to replace the "Lone Ranger" Boschlia with Lemar in the 59th minute, hoping to strengthen the counterattack.

The appearance of Lemar made a big difference in Monaco's field situation, and soon Monaco's overall formation gradually became overwhelmed.

In Latubi's classroom, the four audience finally breathed a sigh of relief.Falcao said with emotion: "Thomas (Lemar) will almost become a top attacking midfielder in Europe after playing this season!"

While talking, Trejo and Braithwaite played a beautiful cooperation in front of Monaco's penalty area. Fortunately, Mendy reacted quickly and poked the ball out of the baseline, and Toulouse won a corner kick.

In the picture, Trejo took the penalty himself. The quality of the corner kick was very high. Carrillo, who returned to the defense, fought hard to reach the point. Fly to the left of the restricted area.

Trejo quickly intercepted the ball. Facing the rushing Germain and Fabinho, he took advantage of the situation and made a light pick, and the ball immediately passed the two who were unable to react in time!

The four people in the classroom exclaimed at the same time, and they all stood up!After Trejo cleverly picked out Germain and Fabinho, he strode directly towards the goal!

Mendy desperately made up for it, but Trejo stretched out his right foot and used the outside instep to push the rebounded ball towards the goal when the ball landed!
Subasic went out only to realize he couldn't touch the ball, and the ball flew high past him to the other side of the penalty area.

Braithwaite, who was unmarked, appeared in front of the ball's landing point. The Danish striker leaned back and flexed his belly, hitting the ball hard!

Unexpectedly, the ball did not fly directly to the goal. Subasic, who had already made a save, quickly adjusted his pace, but it was too late.

Braithwaite, who was in a slightly off position, was not prepared to attack directly at all. He had already seen another very threatening route, and directly pushed the ball hard in front of Trejo, who followed up from behind.

Trejo quickly and easily completed the header relay, and Subasic jumped up and couldn't stop the ball from flying into the goal. 1:1, in the 65th minute of the game, Toulouse successfully equalized the score!
Looking at Trejo who rushed to the sideline and jumped onto the billboard to celebrate wildly in the picture, the four spectators in the classroom were annoyed.

Toulouse's goal was extremely wonderful, and the entire coordination process was impeccable, and no one could find any faults.

After the goal, Toulouse's morale was boosted. The French coach Alan Casanova rushed to the sidelines to signal his disciples to continue to press. Toulouse began to concentrate their firepower on the right side where Raj was.

The four people in the classroom were all very nervous, and Raj's speed was obviously unable to cope with the very mobile offensive combination of Trejo and Braithwaite.

Jardim made a decisive decision and immediately replaced the exhausted Raj with Sidibi in the 70th minute. Only then did Toulouse's fierce offensive be effectively contained.

Casanova quickly responded. He replaced the physically declining Trejo with the faster Brazilian midfielder Somalia, and continued to attack the visiting team's defense with a speedy style of play.

Jardim made a difficult decision, replacing Germain with Bakayoko in the 80th minute, strengthening the defense in an all-round way, and striving to hold 1 point at the end of the game.

In the 84th minute, Somalia, who had just played for a short time, received a wonderful pass from his teammate. He quickly went down the left and then passed back in an inverted triangle. With his feet grabbing a shot, Subasic was beyond his reach and could only watch the ball slowly roll into the far corner.

2:1, the imposing Toulouse successfully overtook the score at the end of the game!
Seeing the Toulouse players cheering and huddled together in the picture, the four spectators in Latubi's classroom were beating their chests and feet. No one thought that the situation would take a turn for the worse. From 4 points to 3 point, it is very likely that there will be no return.

Thermal Melson, who failed to defend, lay down on the turf remorsefully, but his nightmare had just begun.

In the 87th minute, Somalia broke into the penalty area again and prepared to receive a long pass from his teammate. The flustered Remel sent the header back before Somalia blindly without knowing what was going on behind him. Waiting right before the landing point, he intercepted the ball and turned around to shoot before Sidibi blocked it. The ball flew from Sidibi's legs to the goal!

Subasic, whose sight was blocked, had no time to react, and watched the ball hit the net again helplessly! 3:1, Braithwaite scored twice in 3 minutes to seal the victory for the home team!

Amidst the sound of cursing, Li Liang suddenly stood up and strode towards the door!

"Li, what are you going to do?" Spignoli asked in surprise, Li Liang rushed out without making a sound and without looking back.

The three of them chased out of the classroom, and were surprised to see Li Liang start to stride around the track next to the training field again!

In the face of failure, he no longer wants to be just a spectator!
(End of this chapter)