Football God.

James didn't figure out what happened for a while, but Heinrich, who was standing off the field, could see clearly.

He coughed lightly, and whispered to Bertram next to him, "It looks familiar."

Bertram's expression was calm: "Well, Jack was like this last season."

Yes, Jack fell to the ground in a collision last season. In the same way, his own players pushed him back in the past.

This is not a strange thing in the first place. As a head coach, the first thing to ensure is the fluency of the game, which makes him not necessarily blow the whistle immediately after some collisions or fouls occur.

Sometimes even if the fouled player gets up immediately, the referee doesn't blow the whistle at all.

Even if it's a foul, he doesn't blow it, because fluency always comes first, or he doesn't see it at all. Even if the line referee sees it clearly, the line referee can't take the initiative to interrupt the game because the referee's whistle doesn't sound.

Sometimes just let it go.

As players on the field, Heinrich does not allow them to maliciously hurt others. This is a question of sportsmanship and a question of competitive attitude.

However, Heinrich allowed them to express their attitude towards the referee and get the penalty they deserved under the premise of being violated by the opponent.

These are relatively unfamiliar to young players. Inexperienced players often suffer without knowing it. At this time, experienced players are needed to help them.

The difference is that this time Kaka treated James very lightly, even if he pushed the little guy back on the turf again, he still used his strength.

But it was the same situation last time, and his own players treated Jack much harder.

With a slap, Jack's face was directly slapped into the turf!

Jack, who was standing on the field at this moment, obviously thought of the past, touched his teeth unconsciously, and could vaguely feel the smell of grass in his mouth at that time.

This not only made James look confused, but also made Jack look helpless.

They are both new players and young people, so why do you treat James like a baby and me like a sandbag!

I am not satisfied!

However, James did not stay on the ground for too long. Just after the referee awarded a direct free kick, James was pulled up by Kaka.

The Colombian was still a little confused, looked around, and finally focused on Kaka, as if he wanted to ask what happened.

In the next second, he was dragged away by Jack and taught the daily life of Leeds United by precept and deed.

And the position of this free kick is close to the left side of the goal, about five meters outside the penalty area. Many people in the Leeds United team here have the ability to take a free kick.

But what Mourinho thinks is that Leeds United's free kick cooperation is very varied.

For the UEFA Champions League, Mourinho has studied Leeds United's previous games and is well aware of Heinrich's efforts in this area, so Real Madrid not only worked hard on the wall, but also specially sent people to keep an eye on it. Players who are likely to cooperate with the offense.

The free kick was taken by Leeds United midfielder Sneijder.

Before the game, everyone only saw Guti revisiting his hometown, but they didn't realize that Sneijder was also facing the old owner.

Sneijder is also very familiar with the Bernabeu. Although he doesn't have as many feelings as Guti, he still has some thoughts in his heart.

In addition to nostalgia, there are still doubts. Up to now, Sneijder still doesn't understand why Real Madrid can sell himself so simply.

But now is obviously not the time to think about these things, Sneijder looked straight at Real Madrid's goal.

The goalkeeper there is Iker Casillas, who is also the player Sneijder has the best relationship with at Real Madrid.

They know each other, at least, know each other two years ago.

When Real Madrid stood on the wall, both Lewandowski and Alan Smith squeezed over to tear down the wall, and were ready to turn around and run.

As if to cooperate with Sneijder, and wait for him to turn around and shoot when he passes the ball.

Sneijder set the ball up, put his hands on his hips, and looked at the position of the wall. After the referee blew his whistle, he took a few steps back, took a deep breath, stepped forward, and kicked the ball!

This time it was not a tactical cooperation, and no one came to confuse tactics, but a simple direct free kick!

The ball went straight towards Real Madrid's human wall. Lewandowski, who had been mixed inside to tear down the wall, immediately squatted down, and a gap was exposed in the middle. The ball went straight through, exactly!

Casillas stood in front of the gate, that is, behind the wall, and when he saw the ball, the ball had already flown over!

The Real Madrid goalkeeper's reaction was already very fast, but Sneijder's shot was as powerful as before. Casillas touched the ball with his fingertips when he swooped, but he didn't slow down its speed...

"call out!"

Casillas could clearly hear the sound of the ball passing by his ears. When he fell to the ground, even if he didn't look back, he knew the result when he heard the cheers from the audience...

"Goooooooooooooooooooooooal!" Jack Brown yelled!

But no fans really listened to his commentary anymore, they just touched their faces and pinched them...it hurts!

Wait, Leeds United, leading at the Bernabeu?

The fans at the scene also cheered wildly. Real Madrid gave Leeds United thousands of away tickets, but with just these thousands of people, the momentum was overwhelming!

Never compete with England fans!

Even if you know that your team is strong now, it's one thing to know, but another to see it!

Goals are always worth celebrating!

However, Sneijder, who scored the goal, raised his hands in front of him, indicating that he would not celebrate.

This is the stadium he used to play for, whatever the reason he left, the fans here applauded him, so he will not hurt them now.

The teammates also came over and hugged him very considerately, and did not celebrate too much.

But the fans at the Bernabeu applauded Sneijder after the silence.

This is a beautiful shot, this is a beautiful goal, even if the goal is broken, no one can deny the excellence of this goal.

Bernabéu fans may be harsh, but they have always been tolerant of visiting teams.

Although there was a kind of embarrassment in my heart that my own child would go to someone else's house to shine, but Real Madrid fans still congratulated Sneijder.

Heinrich looked at the stadium with a smile and gently applauded.

This is Real Madrid, always giving people a meaningful feeling in unexpected places.

However, this goal gave Leeds United the lead, but Mourinho frowned tightly.

It is not unheard of to fall behind, but the situation of this game is obviously not good for Real Madrid.

Football does not only look at the team's background, nor does it look at commercial value. If it is only compared to these, Real Madrid's victory against Leeds United is simply a crushing victory.

But what competitive football compares is performance on the pitch, tactical thinking and player performance.

Mourinho must admit that the current Leeds United midfielder can be called tough... no, luxurious!

Heinrich also deployed all the midfielders ferociously, and now he is in the lead again. As long as Leeds United is willing, he can completely press the ball in the midfield!

Mourinho just remembered the sentence he was thinking a few minutes ago.

As long as you don't fall behind, you're fine.

Thinking about it now, it is really a good spirit, not a bad spirit.

Looking back at Morata again, Mourinho pondered the possibility of a substitution, but after a while, he shook his head inwardly.

On the other side, Heinrich was talking to Nedved: "Real Madrid will not make substitutions, don't worry."

Nedved was a little strange: "Why?"

Now it is clear that Real Madrid needs to increase their offensive points, and it is easier to let go of the control of the midfield and turn it into a simpler ball behind.

Substitution is the easiest way.

But Heinrich said firmly: "Because they are Real Madrid, because Jose just came to this club."

The head coach has to think about not only the pitch, but also the locker room.

The balance of the locker room often determines whether a coach will stay in the club for a long time.

As a new coach, Mourinho has brought many new aids. How to adjust the most difficult locker room and high-level management in the world has always been a problem.

The substitution in less than 10 minutes of the first half is a blow to the players and a signal to the fans. That is, Mourinho admitted his tactical error. If the game cannot be won, the fans will be disappointed. The boos will come next game.

Even if he is as willful as Mourinho, some things need to be considered more.

Sure enough, Mourinho did not change his lineup, but made small-scale adjustments with the existing formation.

Real Madrid began to control the situation on the field and increased possession of the ball, hoping to find a way to break through in this way.

Heinrich was calm.

Possession of the ball cannot save the Europeans.

Leeds United did not press on a wide range like just now, but tried to block Real Madrid's way forward, and narrowed the width of the midfield even more, so that there were suddenly more lateral passes.

Both sides began to be cautious, which made the game less attractive than before, but it made the fans on both sides more nervous.

Real Madrid wants to overtake, Leeds United wants to win, and the cheers of the fans have never stopped.

However, in stoppage time in the first half, Sneijder tripped Benzema when he retreated to defend, and Real Madrid won a direct free kick in front of the penalty area!

Heinrich, who was already relaxed, suddenly became nervous, put the water glass in his hand aside, stepped forward a few steps, and specifically grabbed Jack who was about to go to the wall and told him something.

Nedved was a little strange: "Sir, what's the matter?"

Heinrich looked at Leeds United's penalty area and frowned slightly: "It's nothing, I just thought that someone here took a free kick, and the penalty was not bad."

As soon as the words fell, someone took the initiative to go up and hug the ball.

The camera pans to the man's face.

Cristiano Ronaldo, Real Madrid's new signing, said to Ramos: "I want to take this free kick, can I?"