Football: The Strongest Hexagon Warrior

"uuuuuu——"

Referee Oliver blew his whistle to indicate a foul on Diego Costa, and the home team fans at Stamford Bridge booed harshly.

It was given to Oliver who was called for a foul, and also to Martin who fell to the ground.

When Diego Costa heard the whistle, he waved his arms angrily and tried his best to defend that he had not committed a foul and that he fell to the ground entirely because of Martin's deliberate diving.

Martin was too lazy to take care of the clown-like beauty. Giroud, who had rarely won a starting opportunity, saw the opportunity to "step up" and immediately went up to challenge Diego Costa.

Diego Costa naturally would not give in, and the two of them touched their foreheads.

If Oliver hadn't intervened in time, the conflict between the two teams might have escalated.

Lux Sports commentator Zhan Jun said solemnly: "Chelsea's defensive tactics against Martin in this game are probably centered on fouls. I just don't know if any players will be sent off after the first half."

"Oliver's enforcement standards after the start were relatively loose. The Chelsea players who fouled Martin one after another were also very smart. They were all 40 meters away. Fouls that are not particularly big will not receive yellow cards."

Commentator Li Yuankui said: "Chelsea is playing at home, and Oliver has to favor some home teams to some extent, because he is worried that Martin will be injured in the continuous fouls. This... not only has a huge impact on Arsenal, but also a huge loss to world football! "

Sky TV commentator Andy Gray watched the slow-motion replay and couldn't help frowning: "Antonio Conte's foul tactics are very targeted, which is to prevent Martin from getting the ball comfortably. However, continuous fouls are against the spirit of competitive sports. Football The game should be played openly and honestly rather than by hurting the other players!"

Liverpool star Carragher, who served as a guest commentator, had a different view: "Andy, we have to know that fouls are also part of the football game..."

Martin was Wenger's favorite. When he saw targeted fouls committed by Chelsea players, he was very angry and stood on the sidelines to put pressure.

Conte seized the opportunity and mocked: "This is a battle between men! Are you afraid he will be injured? Change it quickly!"

How could Wenger endure it?

But he knew that Conte was deliberately looking for trouble in order to make himself lose control, preferably by being sent off.

Faced with Conte's provocation, he shook his index finger and sarcastically said: "If a foul can prevent us from winning, do you think it will be your turn again? What a joke!"

Conti was shocked when he heard this. Damn it, it seems like this!

The plan before the game was very thorough, and he believed that the team could defeat the invincible Arsenal at home!

In order to strengthen his belief, Conte retorted: "That's because you haven't come to Stamford Bridge yet!"

The fourth official saw the two head coaches leaving their respective technical command areas and getting closer and closer, and quickly reminded the head coach who had finished handling the matters on the field.

Oliver ran to the sidelines with a sullen face and warned Conte and Wenger who had left the command area without permission.

The two head coaches were very considerate of Oliver and returned to their command areas without saying anything.

Two minutes into the game, Martin attacked Bellerin's ball in the right rib and returned it directly. Marcos Alonso, who was assisting in the defense, looked like he didn't stop the car. His left foot swiped at Martin, who had no time to dodge. The right calf, and then fell heavily to the ground.

Although it didn't hurt any muscles or bones, it... hurt a little.

"uuuuuu——"

The home fans at Stamford Bridge once again booed Martin.

In their opinion, there was no physical contact between the two at all, and Martin's painful collapse was entirely an act.

How could Bellerin, Giroud and Xhaka not see that Marcos Alonso kicked someone intentionally?

One by one they rushed over.

Bellerin at the front pushed Marcos Alonso with his chest, asking for an explanation.

How can Chelsea players watch Marcos Alonso being bullied by Bellerin?

Diego Costa didn't care whether he was a teammate of the national team or not, he pushed directly.

"Beep beep~~"

Seeing that players from both sides were about to clash again, the referee Oliver quickly blew the whistle and ran to the scene of the incident immediately, giving a yellow card to Marcos Alonso who had committed the foul and Bellerin who had "provoked" the incident.

Later, Diego Costa was also given a verbal warning.

Marcos Alonso's defensive action immediately aroused Wenger's anger. Assistant coach Gary Williams didn't even stop him. He only heard Wenger roaring at Conte in the technical area of ​​the home team coach: "You guys are doing this." Blasphemy to football! Never win the championship, ever!!"

While roaring, Wenger was waving his hands back and forth excitedly.

The fourth official arrived in time to avoid a conflict between the coaching staff of both sides.

In order to calm down the two, Oliver also gave each a yellow card.

"Are you okay?"

Giroud pulled Martin up from the ground.

"fine."

Martin rubbed the calf of his right foot, which was still a little painful, and looked coldly at several Chelsea players who were committing fouls one after another: "You want to play like this, right? OK."

Several Chelsea players thought Martin had finally gotten the better of him and wanted to try harder when the game restarted.

I don't know...

Arsenal players had had enough of Chelsea players fouling their captain Martin. In the process of switching from offense to defense, Xhaka directly tackled Hazard who had just received the ball.

Hazard, who was tackled, rolled on the ground in pain holding his right foot, as if his leg had been broken.

Xhaka, who committed the foul, spread his hands in front of Oliver who ran over to give him a yellow card, looking very innocent.

We are all professional players. How could the Chelsea players not see that Xhaka was trying to find a place for Martin?

He wanted to cause trouble, but because Oliver's aura was too strong, he didn't dare to challenge his authority.

Immediately afterwards, Oliver called the captains of both sides together.

Martin pulled up his red jersey that was stained with grass clippings and dirt, looked at Oliver, and pointed at Gary Carrier: "You should ask him to restrain his teammates."

Oliver: "..."

Gary Cahill: “…”

Oliver, who was slightly embarrassed, coughed slightly to ease the awkward atmosphere, then looked at Gary Cahill and said solemnly: "You must understand that this is a football match. If there are similar hurtful actions again, the ones in my pants pocket The red card is not a decoration, do you understand?"

Chelsea captain Gary Cahill nodded dully.

He was a little confused.

No, wasn't Hazard the one who was shoveled just now?

Why did you warn me?

On the other end, Hazard did not have a body as strong as Martin's. He was shoveled by Xhaka and had to wait for a while with the help of the team doctor before he felt better.

Gary Cahill and Martin each found their teammates and talked about referee Oliver's attitude.

Fouls are often a tactical strategy. Except for some despicable players who aim to hurt their opponents, most of them are done in moderation. After all, they are just making a living in this profession and will not really want to destroy others.

Xhaka's intentional foul was also a side trip, rather than a more damaging scissors kick.