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The moment the whistle sounded, Yang Cheng, who was standing on the sidelines, shook his hands vigorously, feeling a little angry.

This was the German team's first attack and counterattack in this game, but it fell into the Spaniard's offside trap. This was somewhat depressing, and such a good opportunity was wasted.

Thomas? Muller started too early and was seen through by the other party! Benitez shook his head and smiled bitterly.

Yang Cheng nodded. He knew that there was no problem with the offside penalty this time. Even the slow-motion replay on the big screen at the scene could tell that Thomas Muller was indeed offside when Ozil passed the ball. Yes, and it’s very obvious.

It can only be said that this kid was too busy watching the ball and didn't pay attention to his position, and fell into the trap set by the Spaniard.

Thinking of this, Yang Cheng took a few steps forward and clapped his hands vigorously, Hey, hey, hey, cheer up, the game has just begun, we still have more opportunities, don't be discouraged, cheer up!

Yang Cheng applauded on the sidelines to boost the team's morale. Bastian Schweinsteiger was also calling out to his teammates, indicating that they should not pay attention and quickly return to defense. The Spaniard was about to launch an attack, and predictably, he was almost defeated by the German team. On the defensive line, the Spanish counterattack will definitely come more fiercely, and we must be prepared.

Sure enough, Spain, who took the free kick again, quickly organized another offensive. They gave full play to their technical advantages and tried their best to pass and receive the ball with one kick and never let the ball stay more. At his own feet, he completed the pass with one kick, which made the German team's pressing almost useless.

Sometimes, the gap in strength cannot be filled simply by hard work and hard work. The technical gap means that if the German team wants to contain Spain's attack, it must invest more energy and manpower than its opponents.

Soon, Spain passed a small-scale cooperation and passed the ball in front of the German team's defense. They finally had the first chance to get the ball in front of the German defense. David Silva made a sharp through ball and passed behind Per Mertesacker. Mata made a quick move forward.

Just when Spain was about to pass through the German team's defense.

Kyle, who had deliberately fallen behind just now, successfully blocked Mata with his body, got ahead of the latter, and kicked the ball out of the sideline, forming a foul ball.

Kyle's steady clearance this time prevented Germany's defense from falling into crisis, and the veteran also made the clearance. Start calling on your teammates to come back and organize defense, because as soon as the out-of-bounds ball is kicked out, it will be in the threatening area.

Sure enough, Spain soon took a throw-in. After David Silva took the ball on the left, he faced Jerome Boateng's marking and knocked it back to Arbeloa, who stepped in to provide support. . The Spanish left back passed the ball diagonally into the penalty area and lifted the ball to the back point. Lahm decisively grabbed it ahead of Iniesta. The header cleared the baseline, corner kick.

Xavi Alonso took a corner kick and Mertesacker cleared the ball immediately. The German team made a counterattack and the ball went to Klose's feet. The latter saw Spain's very fast pursuit and immediately Passed to Thomas Muller.

Thomas Muller felt Ramos' pressing, and after receiving Klose's pass, he immediately knocked back. The two formed a one-two match around Ramos and Pique. But after Klose got the ball, he was already caught up by the Spanish players, and he had no choice but to start from about 25 meters away.

The angle was right, but Casillas stood firmly in front of him and knocked down Klose's long shot to the grass. The German team's first shot clearly did not pose a sufficient threat.

Klose shook his head vigorously, and when walking back, he gave a thumbs up to Thomas Muller. This kid's consciousness is really good, especially just now, Klose didn't give any reaction, but he was able to He is aware of Klose's intention and has a good brain, not bad!

Thomas Muller nodded and smiled. When he walked back, he didn't have much annoyance on his expression, because he knew very well that now was not the time to be upset. If he would be upset if he wasted one time, how could he still play the game?

Yang Cheng realized the opportunity and waved towards Mertesacker, indicating that the defense should not retreat too far this time, withstand the pressure and launch a wave of attacks to suppress Spain's arrogance.

Casillas took a goal kick and it fell directly into the midfield. Jerome Boateng got the ball ahead of David Silva and headed it forward. Arbeloa headed it back again, this time gracefully. Bender tipped the ball to Podolski. After the latter retreated to get the ball, he was interfered by Arbeloa and knocked the ball back to Jerome Boateng behind him.

The ball was passed at the feet of the German team a few times, stabilizing the situation, and came to the Spanish half. The latter pressed hard in the frontcourt, obviously hoping to force the German team by counterattacking in the frontcourt. Pick up the pace.

Bastian Schweinsteiger realized the gap on the left and immediately ran over to catch the ball. After receiving the ball, he quickly passed it to Lahm who came up from the left. After receiving the ball, the German captain immediately dribbled the ball along the left to break through. , Thomas Muller in front also immediately opened a gap for Ram and covered him.

When Lahm advanced to the outside of Spain's penalty area, he passed the ball to Thomas Muller. He continued to move forward at a high speed, and Thomas Muller also passed the ball straight to the bottom line, allowing Lahm to use it. After squeezing past Miguel Torres with speed, he grabbed the ball and passed it after it crossed the baseline.

Klose had already been lurking in the penalty area. As soon as he saw Ram passing the ball, he immediately followed up in the back row, blocked Pique with his body, and waited for the ball to come, but Casillas saw through Klose's move. With thoughts and intentions, he struck decisively, leaped high near the penalty area line, and steadily put the ball into his hands.

After Casillas got the ball, he ran forward quickly, directed towards the front, and kicked out a big kick.

As soon as the Spanish player in front saw Casillas' big kick, he immediately rushed forward at a high speed.

Danger, Spain's quick counterattack, the German team's defense is quickly returning to defense!

Mata was running at the front. Among the three players, he was the fastest. After rushing to the front, he steadily raised his foot to remove the ball. His original idea was that after removing the ball, , slow down, and then accelerate suddenly. He directly passed Kyle who was chasing after him.

What he didn't expect was that as soon as he unloaded the ball, Kyle took a decisive step and intercepted the ball directly. After Jerome Boateng on the right chased back, he passed the ball back to Neuer in front of the goal line. This was a very threatening counterattack, but it was enough to shock the German team. Breaking into a cold sweat.

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The German team successfully intercepted the ball and counterattacked very quickly. The ball went to Ozil's feet. The ball was passed to Klose. Klose took the ball with his back and passed it back to Bastian Schweinsteiger. A long shot from the foot is dangerous!

Oops, Casillas fell down and saved the ball, corner kick!

Ozil took a corner kick. Jerome Boateng's header was slightly higher!

Oh my god, it's Thomas Muller's cross from the left again. Klose fired in front of the goal. Oops, Ramos used his body to block Klose's shot at the critical moment. The German team once again missed a good opportunity!

The on-site commentator's explanation of this game was a surprise, but it's no wonder, because from the beginning of the game, both sides played very proactively and openly, without any dullness. It was a fast-paced offensive battle from the beginning. Neither the German team nor Spain had any reservations and both played very proactively.

After finally seizing a dead ball opportunity, the on-site commentator breathed a sigh of relief and couldn't help but admire it.

The game has just lasted 21 minutes, and it is very, very exciting. This is definitely the most amazing and impressive game so far in this European Cup. The previous 20 minutes have been hearty and exciting. Enjoyable!

I believe this is not only the view of the on-site commentators and fans, but also the view of all the fans around the world waiting in front of the TV, because although both sides are quickly switching possessions, the kind of back-and-forth offense They are constantly creating threats, especially the German team, which played very proactively after the start.

After the start of this game, the German team ran a lot, had a wide range, and pressed very aggressively, but they also took a lot of shots. In the past 20 minutes, they have had 7 shots, which made Casilla Spain made 3 very high-quality saves, while relatively speaking, Spain shot 5 times and threatened the goal 2 times.”

The back-and-forth battle between the two sides is very exciting. Compared with the two previous European Cup matchups that have ended, this showdown between Germany and Spain truly deserves to be a classic showdown in European football. Because both sides had no reservations at all, they gave the fans a wonderful showdown.

“However, we can all see that whether it is the under-promised German team or the dominant Spanish team, both sides have done a very good job in targeted defensive tactics, so the game has lasted 21 minutes so far. , but no one was able to score the opponent’s goal.”

It is worth mentioning that the set of tactics created by the German team in this game is eye-catching, especially the steady performance of veteran Kyle on the back line, which resolved Spain's attacks several times. Invisibly, this veteran is indeed very capable and can be said to be the anchor of the German team.

Yang Cheng actively attacked after the opening, but he did not press like other teams. Instead, he adopted a more solid defense, similar to defensive counterattack tactics, especially their defense line, but their threatening offense and There were a lot of advances into the Spanish penalty area, the quality of counterattacks was very high, and there were a lot of coordination and routines, which reminded me of a team, Real Madrid!

Of course, I am not talking about the Real Madrid team trained by Yang Cheng, but the Real Madrid team before the first phase of Galacticos. I believe that all fans who have watched Real Madrid at the end of the last century must be deeply impressed. Because Real Madrid at that time actually did not play as beautifully as the first phase of Galacticos, and what they admired was not the mercury-like gorgeous offense, but more like the kind of active defense that Yang Cheng mentioned before. Counterattack tactics.”

The 1997/98 Champions League final was against Juventus. At that time, Juventus had a clear advantage. In the 2000 Champions League, Real Madrid also did not have an advantage. Del Bosque played five defenders, which ultimately helped the team win the Champions League again. Real Madrid's style of play at that time was A proactive defensive counterattack tactic that uses passing and control to pull the opponent out, then quickly advances the ball to the frontcourt, and then attacks from multiple points in the frontcourt, using rhythm changes and teamwork to tear open the opponent's defense.

At that time, Real Madrid was very active in defense, their counterattacks were orderly and rigorous, they had many coordination routines, and their style of play was also very enjoyable to watch. This is somewhat similar to the German team's tactics in this game. I know you Spain likes to press in the frontcourt. If you counterattack on the spot, I will let you grab the ball and quickly send the ball to the front.

And Yang Chengyi trusts Klose. This is very similar to Real Madrid's proactive defense back then. They need to have an all-around center with a huge range of activities and strong teamwork awareness to become the tactical fulcrum of the frontcourt.

When it comes to this, the on-site commentator feels more and more like it, but he also knows that not all are the same. But the tactics used by Yang Cheng in this game are very similar to Real Madrid's traditional tactical style back then, which was proactive counterattack.

I still remember that when Yang Cheng said that defensive counterattacks can also be performed beautifully and artistically, many people scolded him and thought he was lying, but now he can finally clear his name. Because of his German This team’s game so far has been a good example of what active defensive counterattack is.”

But at the scene, the commentator applauded the German team's starting tactics and even looked forward to it. When he was able to break through the Spanish goal, Yang Cheng walked to the sidelines and waved towards Bastian Schweinsteiger, indicating that he was about to start asking for stability.

After the instruction, the German team obviously began to shrink and began to maintain a strict distance.

There is no way around this. The German team started off very smoothly. From front to back, the defensive system was constructed very rigorously and perfectly. They were able to limit Spain's passing through effective contraction and local confrontation. However, once Spain successfully adapted to the German team's rhythm and pressing intensity, they began to steadily control the midfield and use scheduling and transfer to pull Germany away. team players.

If Yang Cheng doesn't make adjustments and allows the situation to develop like this, then in the end. It may turn out that the German team is being led by Spain. In the end, it keeps running but cannot grab the ball. In the end, its physical strength is exhausted and it becomes a lamb to be slaughtered on Spain's chopping board.

Yang Cheng himself is a master in this area. He knows better than anyone else what Del Bosque and the Spanish players think.

Perhaps, continuing to insist on an open style of play can please the fans, but you will definitely not get the results you want!

Just when he was thinking about it, he saw that after a German team's counterattack, Klose hobbled a few steps, but fell to the ground. It seemed that he had broken his foot during an emergency stop. .

Chris Schmidt and the team doctor rushed up immediately to check on Klose's condition. Yang Cheng also paid great attention to this.

A bit of a strain! Chris Schmidt immediately conveyed Wolfart's diagnosis.

Damn it! Yang Cheng cursed. Klose is a very important part of his tactics. The game has only started for half an hour. If Klose goes off due to injury, how will the German team's tactics unfold?

Can you persist? Yang Cheng asked.

Chris looked at Wolfat, and Yang Cheng also looked over immediately. The latter immediately understood Yang Cheng's intention, looked at Klose's legs again, thought about it, and looked at Yang Cheng again, He shook his head and indicated that he should no longer be allowed to stay on the court.

Mario, get ready to play! Yang Cheng shouted towards Paul Bayer.

The latter immediately ran to the bench and called Gomez out, preparing to replace him. Benitez was explaining what he should pay attention to after he came on the field. Yang Cheng was thinking about what to do if Gomez was used. If Max plays, how will the German team's tactics be reorganized? Especially the tactics during counterattack.

Klose is obviously injured. Yang Cheng replaced the starting forward with Gomez. It seems that luck is not on the German team's side. At least judging from the first half hour of the game, among the best players of the German team, Klose is definitely remarkable. He and Kyle, one behind the other, can be said to be the two pillars of the team. Coupled with Thomas Muller, who is becoming more and more active, the overall offensive and defensive configuration of the German team is huge. Reasonable.

Now that Klose is out injured and Gomez comes on, the German team's offense is bound to be affected. Now it depends on how Yang Cheng can prevent the team from being affected!

But just after the game restarted, Spain obviously stepped up its attack consciously, and the overall defense was pushed up.

There is a saying that when a house leaks, it rains all night, and when a boat is late, it encounters a headwind. Once a person is unlucky, nothing goes smoothly. Especially in a football match where strong dialogue is played, luck is often the deciding factor. The key factor in winning or losing the game.

After Klose came off the field due to injury in the 31st minute, Spain took the initiative on the field and frequently launched attacks on the German team's defense. It was not until the 42nd minute of the game that the German team's defense was exposed. A mistake was made. When Jerome Boateng was defending David Silva, he was passed by the opponent rashly. Mertesacker left his position in order to help him cover his position.

David Silva passed the ball to Mata, who got the ball and directly inserted into the small penalty area. With a calm left-foot push, he directly hit the ball into the lower left corner of the goal, opening the scoring for Spain!

Faced with this sudden attack by Spain, Kyle, who had been so brave throughout the first half, had no time to help defend and make up for it. Neuer also failed to prevent Spain from scoring. Everyone could only watch as Mata sent the ball in. own goal, and then watched everyone in Spain happily rush out of the stadium to celebrate.

Spain opened the scoring, but the German team was obviously cornered!

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