There is a dream called football

Chapter 210

At the beginning of the second half, the situation changed suddenly.

Because of an accidental ball.

Although football games still rely on absolute strength, when the strength of the two teams is similar, sometimes an accidental goal will change a lot of things.

This accidental ball is also very wonderful.

Leverkusen's defense made a pass back, and Barosch chased after him. It would have been good for Bout to kick off with a big kick, but for some reason, he chose to pass and stop the ball with one foot, and then it was a tragedy. Barosche seemed to have guessed that he would do this. He didn't stop at all, but stretched his foot.

Benitez jumped up, which was a surprise.

Augenthaler shook his head, Bout is the kind of atypical goalkeeper, for example, he likes to kick penalties and likes to show his footwork.

Of course, there were times when the game was very beautiful, but this time it was completely messed up, and Bout sat on the ground very annoyed.

Baros was celebrating with his teammates. The Liverpool players knew that this goal was too important. With a ball in their hands, it would be much easier to go to the away game, and the defense and counterattack would save the most effort.

Schneider came over and patted Boot on the head, "Okay, I don't blame you."

"Of course it's my fault, I'm too stupid."

"Ok."

The Leverkusen players complained more or less in their hearts, because it was very simple, the 0-0 team's hard-earned defense was gone, and then they had to fight hard to make up for the disadvantage of one goal.

After the re-kick-off, Leverkusen pressed up immediately. They hoped to make up the ball quickly, but Liverpool's midfielder played very cleverly at this time.

Anyone who watches football has heard a word - control the midfield.

So what is control?

Is controlling the ball at your feet called control?Of course not, the Germans controlled the game in all three group matches in the World Cup in Russia, but they lost.

In fact, control means to act according to one's own ideas. For example, Leverkusen is playing on the wing at this time, and Liverpool is not afraid.

Augenthaler has already started to frown, because the rhythm of the game is under the control of Liverpool. This is a very uncomfortable feeling, as if being restrained.

At this time, Augenthaler thought of the Brazilian parallel importer in his team - Franza.

Franza spent 900 million euros to Leverkusen, and Milan only spent 1000 million to introduce Kaka. In that era, the value of young players was so affordable.

But after coming to Germany, Leverkusen discovered that Franza's confrontation was too bad, and his private life was very indulgent.

The Germans have requirements for the private life of the players, and this is the most intolerable for the Brazilians, so the relationship between him and Augenthaler is also so-so, but at this time Augenthaler wants to give the Brazilian a chance, because he is talented and may be able to win by surprise.

Augenthaler gestured to Franza, the Brazilians were dumbfounded, and pointed to themselves, "Me?"

"Correct."

He wasn't ready to play at all because the head coach didn't like him, but...he was a professional after all, and he would play whenever he needed to.

In the 65th minute of the game, Augenthaler made a substitution and Franza replaced Voronen.

For the Brazilian, Benitez has no research, maybe his skills will be good, but since he was excluded from the starting lineup by the coach, how strong can he be?

This is a problem.

But soon, Benitez found himself wrong, Franza gave Augenthaler a surprise.

In fact, the reason why Leverkusen scouts chose Franza instead of Kaka was because of Franza's god-level performance in the Brazilian League, but he did not expect that he would not be suitable for the European League. This shows that Franza is actually very strong.

Five minutes after Franza came on the field, he staged a dribble in front of the penalty area, using a very light foot to dribble the ball.

Hyypia was completely deceived. He got out of the way and Franza took a shot, but the ball was high.

"F*ck."

Augenthaler also seemed to be a bit regretful, why he didn't send Franza earlier, but this guy is indeed a nerve knife, even if he was sent earlier, it might not be of any use. Simply put, Franza only performs when he likes to perform.

Benitez became vaguely alert. This guy seemed interesting, at least he was different from the Germans.

The biggest feature of the Brazilian football is that they are monsters, and they have a lot of small skills. Some people think that small skills are useless, but some people are obsessed with the surprises brought by small skills.

"Surprise me a bit," Augenthaler thought.

Benitez certainly didn't want Leverkusen to come alive, he kept applauding to remind his players.

"Come on, come on."

Benitez has coached more than 0 games and has rich experience. He knows that there has been a strange trend on the court at this time, that is, Liverpool players are relaxing. This is indeed the case. Compared with Manchester United and Chelsea in the league, Leverkusen is indeed a little weaker. When it is 0-[-], the team is still cautious.

But once leading, the kind of pride in the player's heart is inevitable, and this kind of pride may eventually bring great disaster.

Benitez called Gerrard over, "Cheer up, the opponent is not a big fish. If they score, it will be an away goal."

Gerald nodded. "I'll keep an eye on it."

But on the court, problems cannot be solved by yelling at the coach. For example, during the 2018 World Cup, Loew was also very anxious on the sidelines, but the players on the court still walked around.

In this way, Leverkusen intercepted the ball again in midfield, Schneider passed the ball to Berbatov, and the Bulgarian headed back to Franza.

But unexpectedly, just when everyone thought that Franza was going to shoot, he changed his movements, kicked with his toes, and became extraordinary.

"Exceeding the ball."

So ingenious.

At least for this ball, Franza kicked out Romario's feeling. This kind of tiptoe movement was what Romario was best at back then.

The next thing is very simple, facing Dudek, Franza pushes the far corner, which is like practicing shooting, basically it is impossible to miss.

Dudek made a pounce, but the ball rolled into the far corner close to the ground. There was no suspense, and he scored from the bottom corner.

Dudek smashed the lawn a few times, feeling aggrieved.

Carragher was still in a daze. He didn't expect Franza to go to people so skillfully. This is simply a master level.

Carragher shook his head, and Benitez on the other side also shook his head, taking all precautions, but was still scored by his opponent.

Distressed ah, this is an away goal.

(End of this chapter)