My name is Colani

After the restart, Chelsea's formation moved forward. Generally speaking, many teams will choose to be conservative and shrink to deal with the opponent's "dog jumping over the wall". After all, even rabbits bite when they are desperate, not to mention Chelsea, their strength is not bad.

But Trapani is not like this. Wenger responded tit for tat and immediately replaced Di Maria, Modric, and Kaka with Toni, Witsel, and Pjanic respectively. You do a long pass counterattack, okay, I do it too, let's see who can do it.

Wenger's handling made Hugo feel a little crazy, "It's really crazy! This is irrational behavior!"

As a former coach, Hugo does not agree with this method. This English style of playing head-on with the opponent is actually giving up Trapani's advantage in ball control ability and turning to a melee with the opponent. You do have a few players with sufficient physical strength, but chaos is always full of unpredictability.

Hugo's view is that Trapani has the ability to control the situation, but he insists on putting himself in an uncertain environment. This is not a wise choice.

"What's wrong with that? Chelsea's offense is terrible. They are creating trouble for themselves by playing so hard!" Victor disagreed.

"We should be more cautious, carefully control the ball, delay time, and just get through the last few minutes!" Said Seli.

Unfortunately, their decision could not affect Wenger. In fact, after Wenger issued such an order, Trapani's players on the field were also puzzled. For example, Messi could not be said to dislike offense, but was it necessary to let the situation on the field out of his control in this situation? !

Mertesacker and Boateng also exchanged a few words. They were also very painful. Although Wenger's substitution of Witsel for Modric was intended to strengthen defense and enhance the ability of the back line to resist risks, they were also afraid of chaos. Chelsea's investment in the front court at this time was no longer just Drogba at that time, and Torres was also leaning towards the middle.

Lampard and Mikel had already switched from defense to offense, which was too easy to create chaos.

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Both sides played a rare climax in the last period, because everyone seemed to have forgotten the defense and kept attacking.

Both sides created a considerable threat in front of the goal, but Trapani was still better. In the 87th minute, near the end of the game, Messi's breakthrough caused Cahill to foul again. After Di Matteo frantically replaced Ferreira, Cahill was the only central defender in the backcourt. It would be strange if such a defense line did not have loopholes. Di Matteo was probably just relying on luck.

Cahill was sent off with a red card. Trapani relied on a set-piece in the frontcourt, and captain Toni scored a header. Trapani led 3:0. Wenger's gamble was correct again.

Tony was as excited as Aguero. He took off his jersey. Fiorentina did not even get a chance to play in the European Cup next season. He did not know whether he could appear in the European Cup again in the rest of his career. It would not hurt to take it off.

"So everyone likes the feeling of streaking!" Hugo was so happy that his mouth twitched.

"Stripping is contagious!" Victor laughed.

Everyone was completely relaxed. With one less person, the time was only seven or eight minutes at most. Even Ronaldo couldn't save Chelsea.

Di Matteo's expression was still indifferent, but his heart was as dead as ashes. Everything was over. He even began to question whether his tactical choice for this game was too conservative.

Some Chelsea fans were crying silently. Hope is beautiful, but reality is really cruel. Everything was against them before the game started. The result of the game confirmed why the bookmakers were not optimistic about them at all, and confirmed why the experts were not optimistic about them at all.

Abramovich fell into deep thought in the box. He spent a lot of money on this team. In terms of buying players alone, he spent more than Hugo, but he didn't get the Champions League. What should I do? !

Chelsea players used the last few minutes to interpret their iron-blooded spirit, but these crazy runs seemed to be just an explanation to the fans. They did not create any opportunities at all. Trapani began to slowly control the ball until Proenca blew the whistle to end the game.

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"Great three consecutive championships!" Commentators from all over the world almost shouted for Trapani at the moment the whistle blew. Although all signs before the game showed that Trapani had a great chance of winning the Champions League consecutively, and this was increasingly confirmed during the game, no one could make a conclusion without the final whistle of the game.

When the whistle came, everyone was of course excited.

Since the birth of the Champions League, a total of three teams have achieved the goal of three consecutive championships. The first European Cup in the 1955/56 season was officially opened. At that time, there were only 16 participating teams. Real Madrid led by Di Stefano defeated Reims in the final to win the championship, opening the prelude to Real Madrid's Champions League dynasty. From 1956 to 1960, Real Madrid won five consecutive Champions League titles, laying the foundation for their status as the best club of the 20th century.

In the early 1970s, another dynasty team emerged, that is Ajax of the Netherlands. Under the leadership of the legendary star Cruyff, they won three consecutive Champions League titles from 1971 to 1973. At that time, Ajax was one of the most dominant teams in history. They also won the 5th championship in 1972, and other teams were almost no match for them on the field. Ajax's all-out attack and defense concept still has a huge impact on the current football tactics.

After Ajax won three consecutive championships, the Bundesliga giant Bayern Munich sat on the throne of European football. Cruyff's lifelong enemy, Beckenbauer, led Bayern to dominate the Champions League for three consecutive years from 1974 to 1976, completing the feat of the triple crown. They also became the last team to complete the Champions League three consecutive championships so far. The peerless duo of Beckenbauer and Cruyff also became the most classic drama in the 1970s in football.

Now the fourth team in the history of the Champions League to complete three consecutive championships has been born, and that is Trapani! They are also the only team to successfully defend the title and win three consecutive championships after the reform of the Champions League. They are unique.

The current football world is no longer the same as before. In the earlier era, the development speed of football was not as fast as it is now. One school was enough to dominate the European football world for many years, but it is not like this now. The original major schools have extended many tactical styles, and restraint and counter-restraint are changing with each passing day.

It is simply wishful thinking to want to dominate the European football world for many years with one tactic. Trapani's three consecutive championships were completed under two coaches. In the past three years, their tactical style was not completely consistent in any year. There were changes every year. For example, Wenger's tactics this season have changed a lot from last season.

Secondly, in "that" era, individual heroes were highlighted too much. To be honest, the stadium was more brutal and violent in that era, but heroes were also highlighted. The foundation of modern football is the team, and the team is the source of strength. Is Messi not strong enough? Of course not. Maybe he can be on par with Maradona, Pele, Cruyff and others in the future, but the overallness of football is too strong now. It is too difficult to rely entirely on one person to lead the team, not to mention relying on Messi to win three consecutive championships. Trapani has Kaka's shadow in the past two years, and Aguero played a particularly critical role in this final.

Finally, in "that" era, information was relatively closed, and it was not easy for opponents to study you. Now it is different. Information is too developed, and there are too many experts and professors. Trapani has also been studied very clearly by others. Chelsea's tactical choice is correct, but some ideas have not been implemented in place, otherwise it is really hard to say that this game will definitely be Trapani's championship.

It is precisely because the commentators understand how much significance this three consecutive championships means, and Trapani cannot be said to be absolutely fair in these three years, but at least it is appropriate to judge that they have won three consecutive championships indisputably, which is even more difficult.