Football: Invincible starting from krypton gold

Chapter 125 Severe Situation
The halftime break ended, and no one knew what adjustments the two coaches made to their teams during the break. Under the urging of the referee, the players of the two teams returned to the court. Judging from the players who played, neither team made any adjustments to their personnel, and they were still the players who played in the first half.

With the whistle of the referee, the second half of the match between Mainz and Bayern officially began.

After the kick-off, Mainz uncharacteristically did not launch an attack, but put his rhythm down, and started a battle with Bayern in the midfield very methodically. Seeing that the opponent did not attack, Klinsmann on the sidelines was a little surprised. He turned his head and looked at Klopp. He will attack, and his arrangement is to lure Mainz to attack, so that he will have a lot of counterattack opportunities, but the performance of Mainz after the start of the second half of the game made all his arrangements come to nothing.

But people are not as good as heaven. Klopp, who was proud of seeing through Klinsmann's arrangement on the sidelines, had no idea that what he would give himself next would be a blow to the head.

In the 49th minute of the game, the two sides were engaged in hand-to-hand combat in the midfield. Ballack was knocked down by Petit. The referee blew Petit’s foul in time and warned that Petit’s move was too big. A free kick in midfield did not pose any threat to the goal. , I saw the referee pointing to the penalty spot to indicate that Albertini had fouled in the penalty area. Bayern won a crucial penalty. Albertini felt very wronged and kept explaining to the referee while holding his head.

The other players in Mainz also felt that the penalty was a bit inexplicable. The big screen on the sidelines was also constantly showing the footage just now. Albertini was in charge of man-marking Santa Cruz. As the captain of the team, Tini knew that once the referee made a penalty, he would not change it. As an old man who had been on the pitch for many years, Albertini calmed down instantly and stopped his teammates from continuing to move. Klopp on the sidelines was also very angry and helpless.

Santa Cruz himself took the penalty he created, easily outwitting Wiese before hitting the ball to the bottom right of the goal.

2 to 0, Bayern took a two-goal lead in the away game.

The players in Mainz looked angrily at the Bayern players who were celebrating wantonly on the field. This was a result that Bayern had never expected. Although Bayern was two goals ahead in terms of the score, the referee's penalty completely aroused Mainz's anger. They were not willing to lose in this way. It can be said that this penalty is the turning point of the game, but these Bayern players who are celebrating on the field now don't know it at all.

The Mainz players on the field just stood there without urging, just quietly watching the Bayern players celebrate. The referee at the side felt the strange atmosphere and had to step forward to stop Bayern from continuing on the field.

The game restarted, and from the kick-off, Bayern immediately felt the changes in the Mainz players on the field.

Under the leadership of Albertini and Petit, the midfielder put a lot of pressure on the Bayern players, and the movements of the Mainz players were very well controlled. The Bayern players could feel the murderousness and anger in the eyes of everyone in Mainz.

In the 57th minute of the game, Chen Xiao received a pass from the side and ran along the side with the ball. When facing Lizarazu's defense, he directly adopted a simple and rude method-forced overtaking to pass the opponent. After passing Lizarazu, Chen Xiao suddenly cut inside and walked to the center. This change shocked Schweinsteiger, who had already prepared for the defense, and quickly chased him.

After observing Schweinsteiger's action, Chen Xiao made an emergency stop and then dunked the ball to get rid of Schweinsteiger. Then he looked up at the goal and followed by a powerful long shot.

The football flew towards Bayern's goal like a bolt of lightning.

It was obvious that Kahn was seriously underprepared for Chen Xiao's shot. When Chen Xiao shot, Kahn's position was a bit forward, so when the ball was flying in the air, Kahn kept retreating, but the speed of the ball was very fast. Kahn's hasty save did not touch the ball, and the football flew directly into the net.

1 to 2, Mainz pulled a goal back.

Chen Xiao, who scored the goal, didn't make any gestures to celebrate. He turned around and came to the middle circle to wait for the kick-off. From Chen Xiao's face, he could feel that Chen Xiao was calm and scary.

Klinsmann on the sidelines also felt the changes in Mainz. There was no problem with his defense, but Mainz still scored a goal. Although Mainz did not rely on tactics to get the goal, it made Klinsmann a little worried, because it represented that Chen Xiao had officially opened up his personal ability, and it was the ability to change the result of the game by himself.

On the other side, Klopp clenched his fists after seeing Chen Xiao's goal. There was only one goal difference, and there was still plenty of time, and everything still had a chance.

The game continued and Bayern kicked off again.

As soon as the kick-off kicked off, the Mainz players rushed towards Bayern, completely suppressing Bayern in terms of morale. However, although Mainz strengthened their own offense, the defense was still relatively backward and did not press forward. Moreover, Albertini and Petit were very clearly separated. As long as one stepped forward, the other would stay behind. Therefore, Mainz's suppression in the midfield was more caused by Chen Xiao and Quaresma's repeated retreats to support the defense, and Di Natale also increased. With his own range of activities, he frequently made some wonderful small cooperation with Troshovsky in the middle.

(End of this chapter)