number one striker

Chapter 454 It's not that easy to win

"How old Klose is, Loew still let him play." "Kicker" reporter Dustin Doer couldn't help but muttered, while Andy said: "Although Klose is young and old, his experience and ability to cooperate are not comparable to Gomez. I think it is better for Klose to start than Gomez."

Nia James stared at Andy and said, "Why didn't you say that when Gomez helped the team score."

Andy blushed, and argued: "That was the time, isn't Gomez injured now, and no one else can use it except Klose."

Nia shrugged, then stared at the two star-eyed nymphomaniacs and said: "My Marco is finally starting, and the boogery old man Love is finally enlightened."

Andy still retorted this time: "If it weren't for Muller's injury, there would be no chance for Royce. In that position, it is obvious that Muller is better."

Nia retorted: "If Lahm is behind Muller, it's really hard to say which one is stronger, he or Royce. But without the support of his teammates behind him, Muller's power will be greatly reduced. In this case, a player with strong personal ability like Royce should be used."

The two are arguing, and the German and Greek teams have entered the field.

Except for Karagounis, all the main players of Greece are on the team. In order to avoid talking about the author's word count, I will not introduce the starting list of the Greek team.

"Okay! The game begins! The first to attack is the Greek team!"

"The opponent's two central defenders are average, but." Loew glanced at Klose. With his physical strength, it is impossible to maintain a high-pressure press for 90 minutes, so Loew adjusted the tactics: "But we don't need to press their central defenders. Luther and Marco stand in two wide positions. Sammy and Basti are responsible for the high-altitude ball defense. Milo (Klose) and Mesut intercept their through ball. Get rid of them!"

The Greek coach Santos also expected this. The football game is not just about the players. The head coach's tactics play a great role, which is why Greece won the 2004 European Cup.

Therefore, Santos asked the four defenders to participate in the offense as little as possible, and let the midfielder Kathuranis be responsible for retreating and responding. The midfielders will keep their positions and try to end the battle with high-altitude operations.

This tactic is well thought out, the key is: the personal ability of the German team is stronger than that of Greece, and it is much stronger.

"Greece is now in the backcourt! Royce and Caesar are in good positions! The two full-backs can't even attack from the front!"

Greek central defenders K. Papadopoulos and Papastathopoulos patiently controlled the ball, waiting for teammates to support.Santos said that the longer the game drags on, the better for them.

Because the strong teams will definitely not be satisfied with a 0:0 draw, and they can completely accept this result.

"Katuranis retreated to respond! The other two midfielders, Max and Maniatis, approached their teammates!"

"Catch them!" Milo greeted Ozil and ran over. The Greek team is not a team that is good at foot coordination. Under the pressure of the German players, Katuranis had to pass the ball back to the full back.

This gave Caesar a chance to steal the ball. Chavelas, who was in charge of defense, was a little flustered and wanted to smash the ball to Papadopoulos. As a result, the ball was intercepted by the rushing Caesar in such a turn.

Before Papadopoulos even yelled a reminder, he saw Caesar cut off his teammate's ball.

How could this guy be so fast? !

Tsaveras hurried to catch up, but Caesar was so far away that he didn't give him a chance to chase him.

But as soon as he entered the penalty area, Caesar realized, why is Klose so slow?
After all, Klose retreated to the midfield defense just now, and he is too old to run fast, which will be far away.

"Caesar entered the restricted area, but alone!"

In desperation, Caesar had to smash the ball with his back, and the anxious Papadopoulos forced him up, trying to steal the ball.

Santos yelled from the sidelines: "Don't worry! Stand still and don't rush in!"

Before the words fell, Caesar pulled the ball back, and the ball just slipped between Papadopoulos' legs. When the opponent looked down for the ball, Caesar dodged past.

"Beautiful! Caesar wiped Papadopoulos lightly! Papastathopoulos hurried over to make up for it, but it was too late!"

While cursing his teammates in his heart, Sifakis attacked with open arms, trying his best to maximize the defensive area of ​​his body.

Full of loopholes.

This is Caesar's evaluation of Sifakis. Facing an excellent opportunity, Caesar was unusually calm.He saw the opportunity and pushed the ball under Sifakis' armpit.

"1:0! Caesar scored in less than 4 minutes of the game! This is only the first shot of the game!"

Loew slapped his hands and said to Flick: "It seems that today is another bloodless victory."

Flick was very cautious and said, "Don't worry, what if the opponent is aroused to fight."

Of course Greece didn't want to lose. Although Caesar's goal disrupted all their tactical arrangements, they had to attack in order to win.

Santos' tactic is to simply hold high and hit high. Anyway, the ball has been lost, so let's go.

Lahm, a full-back, is good at everything except that he is too short.

In high-altitude ball defense, this is fatal.

"Samaras receives the pass! Give it to Kathuranis! Give it again! Samaras faces Boateng! Will he break through?"

Of course not, Samaras directly chose the cross.

Neuer watched the ball fly flat and fast, but even Dirk Nowitzki couldn't touch it in the middle at this height.

Seeing the ball fly past Hummels and Bader, Neuer was slightly relieved.

"Philip!" The little pig who returned to defense suddenly pointed behind Ram and yelled, and then Ram felt a huge force pushing him to the ground.

"Ninis!"

When Neuer reacted, the ball had already flown into the goal.

Santos leaped to his feet, throwing a right hook into the air, expressing his passion.

here you go!
"Beep beep!!" The referee ran into the penalty area and watched the excited Greek players wave their arms.

"The referee signaled that the goal was invalid! Ninis pushed Lahm down before the goal!"

There was no problem with this penalty. Ninis did have a pushing action in his hand. Even he himself only argued a few words before going back.

Love was picking his nose just now, and Ninis's goal almost caused him to dunk his nose through.

"It seems that this game is not that simple." Loew rubbed the booger ball and wiped it on Flick.

(End of this chapter)