Revive Liverpool

Chapter 69

At this time, the time has come to the 8th minute of injury stoppage time, and the statutory injury stoppage time has ended.

Therefore, Arsenal fans believe that the team has beaten Liverpool. The overall situation of this game has been set and 3 points have been won.

The Arsenal fans who came to the scene couldn't help but start cheering.

But perhaps the referee Marina thought that the Arsenal players had wasted some time celebrating, so when the stoppage time exceeded 8 minutes, he still did not stop the game, but let the game continue.

The players on the Arsenal field also felt that they had won the game.

It has begun to relax a little, and the defense is a little frizzy.

However, the climax of this game is not over, and the lore is not the only highlight of this game.

In the 9th minute of stoppage time, Lucas, Suarez, and Dirk Dirk gathered at the top of the arc in Arsenal's penalty area, and Arsenal's defense line had 6 or 7 people piled up.

There was no space for the Liverpool players to pass the ball or kick the ball, but Eboue's blind kick gave Liverpool a free kick.

Liverpool win a free kick inside the arc of the box.

This is almost the last chance for Liverpool in this game. If Liverpool cannot score, then Liverpool's game can only end in failure.

It was still Suarez who took the free kick. Because he was too close to the goal, Suarez took the free kick and hit the ball on the wall.

David Luiz, who came to make a final effort, scrambled for a high ball on the left side of the penalty area but was pushed down by Eboue.

The referee Marina pointed to the penalty spot again, but this time the beneficiary was no longer Arsenal, but Liverpool.

In the last few offenses and defenses, Eboue's defense had problems and he repeatedly gave Liverpool opportunities.

This allowed Liverpool to get a penalty kick at the end of the game.

The Arsenal players on the field were very angry, thinking that this was not a penalty, and wanted the referee to change the penalty.

However, Liverpool's other players, except for Dirk, who took the penalty kick, firmly defended the referee.

The Dirk is standing in front of the penalty spot, waiting for the referee's whistle.

The referee ignored the doubts of the Arsenal players, firmly believed in his judgment, and signaled the Arsenal players to leave, otherwise he would show a yellow card.

Seeing that both sides were ready, the referee blew his whistle to indicate that it was time for Dirk to take a penalty kick.

Although Liverpool and Arsenal were tied even if Kevin Duyte scored a penalty kick, the curse of Liverpool's 11 consecutive years of failure to beat Arsenal in away games still cannot be broken.

However, whether Liverpool can score a point in this game depends on the penalty kicked by Kevin Dirk this time.

Now that Liverpool is in a critical period for the fourth, every point is particularly important.

Therefore, the pressure on Dirk is also quite high. I don't know if he can withstand the pressure and score goals.

Some Arsenal fans at the scene found it difficult to accept the current scene and chose to close their eyes and wait for the final result.

In the end, a sigh first reached his ears, followed by continuous scolding, obviously he already knew the result.

But I still chose to open my eyes to see, but the result was that Dirk Dirk took the penalty to tie the score to one to one!

Arsenal saw the 3-pointer fly away.

Unlike the Arsenal fans at the scene, the Liverpool fans who arrived in London with the team's expedition were overjoyed and cheered after the penalty scored by Kevin Dirk.

After Liverpool celebrated their goal, Arsenal restarted kick-off at midfield.

After the ball was taken, the referee blew his whistle without giving Arsenal any time.

Liverpool and Arsenal drew.

Although there were no goals in the game before stoppage time in this game, the dramatic ten minutes of stoppage time alone are enough to feast your eyes.

After the referee blew the whistle for the end of the game, Liverpool coach Mauricio Pochettino took the initiative to go to Wenger to shake hands.

But the professor, who was always gentle and polite, complained to the other party, and it was obvious that the tone of his complaint was very serious.

Because Pochettino, who was walking towards him, suddenly turned around and walked back.

When the Argentine turned around and argued with Wenger, he even burst into foul language: "Get out!".

Since Wenger turned his back to the camera at the time, it was impossible to know whether the Frenchman scolded each other back, but he certainly would not take any etiquette into consideration.

The 61-year-old Wenger and the 39-year-old Pochettino can make the two people who are exactly 100 years old so furious, which also shows how crazy the final moments of the game are.

"Sky Sports" said after the game: "It's unbelievable! Wenger and Pochettino also had a verbal conflict. Although the two cursed each other, it didn't hurt to be honest. After all, this ending is too unbelievable."

In an interview after the game, Pochettino still had some lingering anger: "I don't want to repeat what he (Wenger) said at the time. I don't think the communication between the two coaches after the game has much to do with the game. It's not worth discussing at all."

"The Sun" stated: "For Arsenal, this is simply a nightmare game. The home draw left them with a 6-point gap with Manchester United. The Gunners' hopes of winning this season have basically come to an end."

"Eurosport" also mentioned the verbal confrontation between the two coaches: "Unbelievable game, Wenger and Pochettino's scolding pushed the game to its climax!"

For Eboue's foul, Wenger has a unique point of view, the professor said: "In my opinion, it was a penalty that did not exist, and Eboue did not foul.

Eboue ran to the ball, not to the players.

But David Luiz was very smart, he was waiting for a foul, and we can only accept this result. "

Speaking to Sky Sports, Wenger said: "We were awarded a penalty in the 11th minute of stoppage time and eight minutes of stoppage time.

There were no other penalties (besides us) in those 8 minutes and I don't know where the other 3 minutes came from. "

然而，阿森纳本赛季第11次出现这样的状况，其中联赛7次、欧冠2次、联赛杯1次、足总杯1次。

These 11 conceded goals after 80 minutes allowed Arsenal to change from victory to draw in 5 games, 4 of which were in the league, and 4 directly led to losses.

The most famous is of course the League Cup final by Birmingham in the 89th minute lore.

他们有4场比赛因为80分钟丢球由胜变平，这样丢掉8分，还有1场由平变输丢掉1分，总共就是9分。

The referee Marina's penalty did have a relatively large impact on the final trend of the game, but Arsenal have experienced such a situation more than once this season, and Wenger needs to find the answer from the team itself.

(End of this chapter)