I Just Can Score

Zhen Shaolong completed the shot from the corner of the penalty area and sent the ball accurately into the dead corner of the goal. Many people's attention was shifted to Jonathan Blondel.

Blondel is a somewhat 'failed genius'. He was born in the elite of Muscron. He represented the team in the League One at the age of seventeen. At the age of eighteen, he was spotted by Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League. To play in the Premier League.

Many Belgian fans believe that Blondel's career will usher in a brilliant start with joining Tottenham Hotspur, but what Blondel waited for was failure--

In Tottenham Hotspur's two seasons, Blondel stayed in the reserve team most of the time, only got two appearances in the Premier League, during which he did not perform.

In the end, Blondel could only return to Belgium and join the Brugge giants.

He was only twenty years old at the time.

Now Blundell is only 22 and a half years old, but he has played for Brugge for two more seasons and is an important player in the team's midfield. However, the fans and teammates look at him and definitely do not expect him to perform well. , leading Brugge to try to tie the score.

but...

It was Blundell's defensive error just now!

If the moment before the goal was completed, Blundell's approach would definitely not be called a mistake, but Zhen Shaolong's effortless goal was different. The eyes and expressions of many teammates almost wrote, How can you see? Let him shoot!

Why don't you stop him!

If you stop him, we won't be left behind!

Blondel felt very depressed. The one just now was not called an opportunity at all, at least not in his opinion. The average player shoots directly, which is equivalent to giving the ball to the opponent, but the opponent directly scored. He didn't even want to refute. Method.

The other Bruges players were not in a better mood. The reason why they complained about Blondel was because they couldn't find another partner, and they wanted to vent their depression. It was like the game commentator said, This kick is wonderful. That shot put St Pauli ahead of Club Brugge!

Zhen Shaolong! He scored two goals in the half!

The current score is very unfavorable for Brugge, they have to think about how to tie, and at the same time, the defense in the backcourt is also a big problem,

Zhen Shaolong alone is enough to give them a headache...

The game restarts.

While Brugge was launching an offensive, the defense against Zhen Shaolong was obviously tighter. When a central defender got the ball in the frontcourt, he kept following Zhen Shaolong.

When St. Pauli got the ball, many people looked at Zhen Shaolong, and the cameras kept capturing his figure, even though he had no chance to get the ball at all.

Zhen Shaolong left a deep impression on everyone with two goals.

In front of Brugge's coaching bench, coach Emilio Ferreira is also paying attention to Zhen Shaolong.

He was very surprised.

The goal kick just now was so accurate, it was even accurate enough to be regarded as 'luck'. The kind of shot that hits a theoretical dead end, as long as it is even a little higher, it cannot be scored directly, and if it is lower, it will be easily thrown by the goalkeeper. out.

The summary is that it is almost impossible to enter!

But the opponent scored!

His footwork is really good, and his luck is good. Emilio Ferreira sighed. In fact, what he paid the most attention to was the first goal before.

That is technical strength.

For the first goal, the process was very surprising. The opponent cut in from the wing, made an emergency stop in the middle and changed direction, swaying the two central defenders away, and found a chance to face the goalkeeper directly.

The process seems simple, but the skills displayed are astonishing. It is not easy to control the ball in front at that speed. The dribbling skills must reach the top in the world. In addition, in the process of a sudden change of direction , It seems that there is no warning, and the ball is directly controlled and changed, and it is impossible for the defensive player to react.

How is that done?

Dating back to ten years ago, when Emilio Ferreira was young, he was also a professional player and a Belgian international. He felt that his skills were good, but it was impossible to achieve that level.

If you only talk about technology, speed, etc., Emilio Ferreira is not surprised. After all, some players have excellent skills, and ball control is like an art.

Here's where it gets weird.

From the beginning of the game to the present, the opponent showed superb ball-handling skills and speed. It seems to be the only time.

Is it just a good performance on the spot?

Emilio Ferreira couldn't figure it out, so he could only come to this conclusion. The only thing he was sure of was that the team had to defend seriously, like the kind of opponent who performed surprisingly, and then found a chance to score a goal, yes Not surprising at all.

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Not much time left in the first half.

After the two sides seemed to attack and defend a few waves, the referee blew the whistle for midfield.

After the Brugge team returned to the locker room, Emilio first encouraged him, Don't care about the score! We played well in the first half, but the opponent's luck was better. No, it should be said that the opponent's No. 13 , played very well!

But that's just one player, not the whole St. Pauli! As long as we keep working hard, I believe we will win in the end...

Next, Emilio explained his style of play in the second half. He mainly talked about two aspects.

One is broken.

Brugge's offense is good, but the scoring efficiency is still a bit poor. The main problem is that the pass outside the penalty area is too hasty. Often the players in the center have not yet reached their position, and the pass from the side or outside has passed.

It's also a question of rhythm.

The kick is too fast! Emilio said, We have to slow down and slow down the rhythm a little bit. Don't just kick in the front. We must look at the position of the teammates, where the teammates are, and where there are opportunities. How to pass it on, wait.

Use your brain more! If you pass the ball early, it's useless if your teammates can't grab it.

Then came the second point: defending Zhen Shaolong.

Halftime was enough for Emilio to understand St. Pauli, The opponent's number 13 must be guarded!

Whether it's outside the penalty area or in the penalty area, don't let him kick, and follow him at any time!

His tackle is poor and he has less experience. He is only nineteen years old. Think about what you are nineteen years old? Everyone is the same. Young people lack experience. We need to take advantage of these two points!

Emilio's judgment of the game and his explanation of offense and defense greatly increased the confidence of the Bruges players. They seemed to have found their goal in confusion.

After the start of the second half, Bruges also entered the game with confidence.

When the backcourt players know what to do, the defense seems to become easier. They have a central defender at all times, constantly following Zhen Shaolong, trying their best to prevent him from shooting, even passing and receiving the ball outside the penalty area.

This has immediate effects.

The game went on for nearly ten minutes, and Zhen Shaolong didn't even take a shot.

While the targeted defense is working, Brugge is also playing vigorously on offense. They have stabilized their rhythm and continued to make steady progress. The midfield competition has an advantage, and there will be no fewer opportunities in the frontcourt. There were two waves of threats in a short time.

One of them allowed Bersk Balaban to find a chance to head the ball directly, but Balaban's top was a little crooked, and the football flew directly into the bottom line.

Regretful sighs came from the stands outside the stadium.

As the game progressed, Brugge also found that it was not easy to play in the second half. The opponent's defense was too tight.

St. Pauli can't be said to have put on an iron barrel formation, but the defensive strength has also increased by more than one level.

The long-term stay of the two full-backs in the backcourt is proof.

When Brugge passed on the perimeter, seeing more than three or four opposing players in the penalty area for a long time, I felt a little numb to the brain.

How to play this?

Not only the players on the field have headaches, but the Belgian fans and reporters outside the field are all worried about Brugge's failure to score goals. They recently complained about St. Pauli's style of play, Isn't St. Pauli a German team? A strong German team, Playing against a Belgian team, they actually defended across the board...

This is clearly bullying!

St. Pauli does not have the self-consciousness of being a 'German strong team'. In fact, when it comes to team strength, both sides are very clear that Brugge is dominant. Even if Brugge is a Belgian team, St. Pauli is in Germany doesn't make the list at all.

One is a minor league leader.

One is a newly promoted player from the major leagues.

You don't need to compare carefully at all, you know that Brugge is stronger, and it can be seen in the game that Brugge has always had an advantage, but they are behind.

Bergman has always had a small ball team thinking. When the score is ahead, he must strengthen his defense. He does not want to beat the opponent by a big score, but even if the opponent can tie the score, at least he must keep the tie.

This can almost be understood as keeping the tie and winning. It is best to hold on to the advantage, and get a point if you can't hold on.

As for face or something...is it useful?

St. Pauli is a newly promoted!

Even when it comes to the European arena, no one really regards St. Pauli as a strong German team. On the contrary, it is a good luck small club that has qualified for the European competition through cup competitions.

That's all.

Facing St. Pauli's shrinking defensive line and strict defense, Brugge's attack is a bit exhausted physically and mentally. They are not much better than St. Pauli. The so-called European war experience is useless when it comes to breaking the dense defense No.

On the contrary, St. Pauli played well. They defended with peace of mind, and came to a wave of counterattacks when they found the right opportunity.

Although the counterattacks were not very threatening, they still made Brugge a little nervous, especially when Zhen Shaolong got the ball, they were afraid that the opponent would score again.

Don't let him get the ball!

Keep an eye on him!

Not even outside the restricted area!

Under Brugge's tight marking, it is indeed difficult for Zhen Shaolong to get the ball. If he puts it on other forwards and cannot receive the pass, he will hardly perform.

Zhen Shaolong was different.

He is not in a hurry.

Even if there are players who have been following the opponent for a long time, he just plays steadily and waits patiently for the opportunity.

Finally the opportunity came.

From Brugge's point of view, it may not even be called an opportunity, because St. Pauli only got the foot ball. In terms of fighting for the header, the opponent only has a big center forward.

As long as you keep an eye on this center forward, what threat does the opponent have?

The number thirteen?

No.

He can't head the ball! He's too short... The center back Hofkens, who was standing next to Zhen Shaolong, didn't care at all, talking loudly with his teammates in French.

Zhen Shaolong understood.

He does not understand French, but the languages ​​of European countries actually have something in common. The relationship between German and French is a bit like the difference between Chinese local dialects, such as Northeast dialect and Shanghai dialect.

really.

It is almost impossible for pure Northeast people to understand pure Shanghai dialect.

And vice versa.

People who only know Shanghai dialect (not Mandarin) are unlikely to understand Dongbei dialect, but the two have a little in common.

Zhen Shaolong has lived in Germany for many years and can understand simple French.

He's short!

He understood this sentence.

Zhen Shaolong was immediately annoyed. If it were placed in China, Lao Tzu's height would not be considered short even in Europe. You, who are 1.9 meters tall, are probably jealous of Lao Tzu, right?

Zhen Shaolong stared at Hofkens angrily.

Hofkens looked back, with a look of disdain shining in his eyes, he knew that Zhen Shaolong understood, but he didn't care at all, and felt that he had successfully angered the other party.

What Hofkens didn't notice was that Zhen Shaolong made a secret gesture.

Albrecht received the signal.

When the referee signaled that a free throw could be made, Albrecht took two steps back, trotted forward, swung his right foot high, and then pushed the ball towards the post...

Cross push!

The football rolls quickly along the baseline.

When Zhen Shaolong and Hofkens made eye contact, they were already locked in the position immediately. His position was in the direction of the main baseline, and the other party didn't realize it at all.

Now that Hofkens realized that his position was also at a disadvantage, he had no way to rush over directly, so he could only watch helplessly as Zhen Shaolong rushed to the bottom line and the focal point of the small penalty area.

Then……

Turn around and volley?

Hofkens was stupefied watching Zhen Shaolong's movements. The bottom line swing should be a pass, right? That's what he judged, so he took a step back and blocked most of the space with his body.

Then he found out that his work was useless.

The football didn't fly, but drew a small arc against the turf, and drilled into the goal with incomparable accuracy.

Zero angle?

Can you go in too?

Hofkens felt that his view of football was already on the verge of collapse...

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