Super Coach

Many people have said that Gomez's shortcomings are very obvious, such as heading the ball and taking the ball with his back.

It is undeniable that Gomez has such an outstanding height and body, and is such a traditional center, but does not have outstanding header skills. This is indeed a pity, but this does not mean that Gomez cannot header the ball at all. On the contrary, his header has always been above average even among forwards.

Those who say that Gomez cannot header the ball are probably based on his header goal rate among his goals, but can this thing be accurate? If a player with abnormal header ability is placed in a team that specializes in ground play and penetration, can his header be used to its best advantage? Is it possible to use your head to shovel and shoot?

If you want to talk about the shortcomings of a center, it is very obvious to take the ball with his back, because Gomez's legs are relatively slender. He can sprint with long strides, but if he wants to play physical confrontation, the effect will be Definitely not as perverted as Drogba.

But that's relative to Drogba. If it were someone else, it wouldn't necessarily be the case.

Many people's criticism of Gomez, especially Yang Cheng's harsh criticism of him, is more based on the standards of a German center. You know, the German team is now one of the two strongest national teams in the world. In other words, Yang Cheng is completely asking Gomez to be the world's number one center.

Perhaps, if measured by the world's No. 1 standard, Gomez has huge shortcomings, and there are shortcomings of one kind or another. But if the standards are lowered, then he is a beast-level powerful forward.

Look at the Japanese central defender responsible for marking Gomez in this game, Maya Yoshida, who is 1.89 meters tall. This is exactly the same as Gomez, but his weight is only 81 kilograms, while Gomez is 86 kilograms. Lost a full 5 kilograms.

But don't underestimate these 5 kilograms, which is 10 kilograms of meat, for professional players. Especially for strong centers and defenders, these 10 pounds of meat can often represent many aspects of a player, including strength and physical confrontation. In terms of strength, it's not just a matter of losing 10 pounds of muscle.

Therefore, as early as before the game, Klopp once said that Gomez can play a huge role in Japan.

And Yang Cheng unceremoniously pushed Gomez to the front line again in this game. At the same time, he runs the team's offensive tactics around him.

The first shot of the German team after the opening took place in the 54th second. Jérôme Boateng made a pass from the right and accurately found Gomez in the penalty area. The latter beat Yoshida. Maya shook his head and hit the goal, but the ball missed the goal slightly.

But less than a minute later, the German team came back again, and this time it seemed more prepared.

Toni Kroos got the ball and got rid of the defensive players. A through ball crossed the attacking forward line, passed through the Japanese midfielder, and accurately reached the area between the back line and the forward line.

Ozil to the left. Gomez immediately retreated from the front line and pulled out Maya Yoshida, but without stopping the ball, he directly passed the ball back to the feet of Ozil, who was facing the goal. The cooperation between Bayern's midfielder and his teammates With a skilled and tacit understanding, Douji got into the open space to catch the ball. With a stop and a setback, the ball passed the Japanese team's defense and landed at the position where Yoshida Ma was supposed to be stationed.

Thomas Muller rushed forward from behind. Using his arms and body, he firmly left the Japanese right back Uchida Atsuto behind, raised his feet high, hooked Ozil's pass with his feet, and stopped it. His body that was originally sprinting also stopped suddenly, causing Atsushi Uchida, who was always entangled with him, to be unable to restrain himself and fell to the ground.

He made an emergency stop, moved to a position in the middle, and volleyed with his right foot. The ball went straight to the far lower right corner of the goal, hit the right post, and bounced into the goal... Oh my god, the opening was only less than 2 minutes old. Within minutes, the German team shot two very threatening shots, and Thomas Muller took the lead in breaking through the Japanese team's goal in the first minute... This was definitely a well-premeditated attack and attack. The ball went from Toni Kroos to Gomez, who dropped back to catch the ball, pulling the Japanese team's defense, to to knocking back to Ozil, who did not hesitate to pass the ball behind him, Thomas Muller counterattacked Offside, he stepped in to stop the ball and volleyed. The whole process happened in the blink of an eye, but it directly hit the Japanese team's goal!

As soon as Thomas Muller scored, Zaccheroni couldn't help but jumped up from his seat, rushed out of his position, and stared at the stadium in amazement, looking at the German who scored the goal. He rushed out of the penalty area excitedly. He still can't see clearly how the German team scored!

It's so fast, it's almost dazzling, like magic!

Watching the excited Germans on the field celebrating their goals, watching the group of depressed Japanese on the field, with their heads pulled down, looking like defeated roosters, all of this was completely lost. Disrupted Zaccheroni's pre-game arrangements.

Yes, he wants stability, but the prerequisite for stability is to prevent the German team from scoring goals!

But now not only failed to prevent the German team from scoring, but they also conceded the goal in the first minute after the opening. This is an absolute nightmare!

Pulling, this is undoubtedly the strength of the German team. Their running without the ball is pulling on the opponent's defense line all the time. This is also the most troublesome problem for all teams facing Germany, because a team that keeps running and cooperating The team is the hardest to defend...I'm going to sue this bastard for plagiarism! After Ferguson in the stands saw Yang Cheng's team score a goal against the Japanese team, he laughed and said to Mourinho next to him. This is simply copying his Manchester United's run-and-gun tactics. .

It has to be said that the current trident of the German team is not slow, especially in this game. Yang Cheng's team suppressed Japan in the midfield, and the full-backs actively pressed into the midfield, which made the team's overall formation shorter. The distance between the trident and the opponent's goal is reduced, so the speed requirement is not huge.

Of course, it would be even more ideal if there was a speedy player like Ronaldinho.

The Japanese team's defense must maintain sufficient stretch, which is the so-called depth, so it is impossible for them to arrange the defense line into the penalty area. This is the Achilles heel. Once the defense line is arranged in the penalty area. That will definitely be beaten by the German team. Mourinho and others have said this many times.

However, when you maintain a deep defense, once the opponent launches an attack. Pass the ball into your threat area, your defense must retract, and the midfielder must also retract. These all take time to complete, so if the opponent can quickly pass the ball during the period of your retraction, transfer and create a threat, which in theory can result in a shot.

Just like Thomas Muller's shot just now. The whole process seemed cumbersome, but it was all one touch of the ball, very fast. When the ball came to Ozil's feet, after being sorted by the player, he rubbed the ball past the Japanese team's defense line and entered the penalty area. Thomas ?Mueller cut into the penalty area and completed the last shot. Throughout the entire process, the Japanese team's defense was completely toyed with and applauded.

The so-called run-and-gun tactics actually refer to the speed at which the opponent switches from defense to offense. When the speed is faster than your ability to switch from offense to defense, the threat of run-and-gun tactics can be brought into full play!

For this game, the Japanese team started steadily and wanted to slow down the rhythm, but the German team was indiscriminate and gave you a sap from the beginning. Unexpectedly, it actually broke the Japanese team's goal.

This bastard is a blind cat who met a dead mouse and took advantage! Mourinho was disgusted with it. He felt that Yang Cheng was lucky. He started the game completely with the intention of attacking. It was necessary to attack aggressively to score goals, but the second attack worked. This is definitely luck.

It's also to blame that Zaccheroni's tactics were too conservative. After the start, he adopted a completely passive attitude. This undoubtedly boosted the German team's arrogance. Although Gomez encountered some of Europe's top central defenders. He didn't have an advantage in physical confrontation and competition, but when facing Japan... he was simply crushed!

The goal just now has a lot to do with Gomez using his own deterrence to attract the attention of Japan's two central defenders and create opportunities for Thomas Muller. To a certain extent, Gomez It can be considered a contribution to the team.

In a game like this, Yang Cheng must insist on focusing on his own offense. They have the advantage in all aspects. Naturally, they can no longer consider Japan's problems. Therefore, this guy is ruthless enough. He will crush him as soon as he comes up. If you don’t save any face for others, no wonder those Japanese fans hate him so much, he deserves it!” Ferguson laughed.

Mourinho also laughed, but their laughter was more about being happy about the current situation of the German team.

He scored a goal in the first minute, and the situation was completely opened up. With Yang Cheng's character, the strength of the German team, and Japan's passivity, it was completely impossible for Yang Cheng to hold back. This guy would definitely pounce on him and kill the unlucky guy. Opponents torn to pieces.

I was counting on Japan to teach him a small lesson, but I didn't expect this team to be so bad! Mourinho sighed, looking regretful.

Ferguson laughed. These two guys are used to fighting. Now that Yang Cheng no longer coaches a professional team, Mourinho seems to be lacking opponents, although not long ago, Mourinho's Chelsea won the final. They successfully froze Real Madrid's offense, but in the end they were defeated by Raul's team by one goal thanks to the brilliance of their stars.

But Mourinho was not satisfied with this game. He felt that Raul's Real Madrid lacked the kind of cunningness that Yang Cheng had during the period. In other words, Raul was just following the rules and following Yang Cheng's plans and arrangements for him. As the road and direction continue, there will be some small changes at best, which will allow Real Madrid to crush any team they face.

The reason why football matches are called wars is because in the world of football, the jungle law of the jungle still retains the law of the jungle. Whoever has the bigger fist can win the final victory... A goal was scored just at the beginning of the game. Such a dream start undoubtedly made the German team full of confidence and morale. They wanted to have a heart-wrenching victory over Japan and wipe out the opponent.

Yang Cheng is a head coach who is very good at observing the situation and also knows how to take advantage of the situation. When he sees that the morale and the situation are favorable to his side, he immediately asks the players on the court to press hard, especially the two full-backs to actively move forward. Pressing forward, the Japanese team was completely suppressed in their half, and it was a trapped beast.

If the German team only scored goals after the opening, if it just attacked smoothly, it would not be a headache. However, the frontcourt trident of this team began to actively engage in counterattacks in the frontcourt, especially Gomer. Si, this guy became very aggressive in the front uncharacteristically.

Gomez's fierceness and pressing were mainly aimed at the two central defenders of the Japanese team. He always hovers between the two central defenders, pestering them and preventing them from easily getting the ball once the ball reaches the backcourt. It immediately forces them to move the ball as quickly as possible.

Facing such a team, it is really impossible for the Japanese team to control the ball and slow down the rhythm.

If they continue to insist on playing their own ball control, unless they have the kind of incredible ball control skills similar to Barcelona, ​​but the Japanese team is no matter in technical details or in running without the ball. They are far inferior to Barcelona, ​​which makes them either change their style and tactics and follow the German team, or they make frequent mistakes and mistakes.

Zaccheroni is also a well-known coach. He is not the kind of coach who doesn't understand the situation and doesn't know how to adapt. After he realized this problem. He immediately made adjustments, requiring players to play the ball as quickly as possible, and gave up the slow-paced ball-control tactics he had set up and arranged after the start.

But the German team is a bit like the kind of reckless and unforgiving man. Anyway, I don't care if you have any reason or not, and I don't care who you are or what you want to do. Anyway, I have an advantage in strength now, and I just want to crush you completely and knock you down completely.

This made everyone in the Japanese team very depressed, but the Japanese team is not a fuel-saving lamp. After all, Zaccheroni is also the head coach of Italy. He also arranged the defensive line in a clear and logical way and began to organize effective defensive lines. Trying to suppress the fierce offensive momentum of the German team.

But this kind of blocking is still effective in a short period of time, but if the opponent is allowed to attack like this for a long time, it will inevitably become denser and thinner.

This time, the German team still made a long pass directly from the backcourt to Reus on the right. The latter quickly dribbled the ball inside and penetrated the Japanese team's penalty area at a 45-degree angle, but when he picked up Gomez, he passed the ball. The ball was intercepted by the Japanese team's defender, and Bigfoot cleared it out of the penalty area, but Bastian Schweinsteiger, who came in in the second wave, steadily controlled the ball.

The Japanese team's defense began to build up from the midfield, and they immediately forced Bastian Schweinsteiger. Xiaozhu transferred the ball to the left, and Lahm came in from behind. After getting the ball, he dribbled along the left. Advance.

At the front of the penalty area, Thomas Muller did not stand inside and wait for Lahm's pass this time. Instead, he ran outside to prevent Lahm from being forced to death on the sideline by the Japanese team. As expected, Lahm quickly The ball went directly to Thomas Muller's feet.

Thomas Muller took the ball on the left wing, with his back against the sideline. Facing Atsuto Uchida, he made a fake move and suddenly accelerated the ball and quickly headed to the baseline. However, Atsuto Uchida was also unsteady and followed Thomas closely. ?Mueller.

Seeing that there was no chance anymore, Thomas Muller made an emergency stop, changed direction, and turned around, but still failed to break through.

But just when everyone thought the German team's attack was about to come to an end, Lahm didn't know when he got rid of the Japanese team's midfielder who was following him and quickly inserted along the left corner of the penalty area. Thomas? Muller's ball was quickly passed to Lahm, who stopped the ball in the left corner of the penalty area and headed to the center.

...Ram got the ball in the penalty area, it was dangerous...

Before the on-site commentator even finished shouting Danger, he saw Ram had already picked up his right foot and swung it towards the ball. Everyone just heard a bang, and the ball came from Ram's The feet shot out like cannonballs.

The position of Lahm's shot is somewhat similar to the position of the goal he scored against Costa Rica in the 2006 World Cup, but this time he did not use the instep like he did back then, but instead used the outside instep to arc. The ball was shot in an arc that was not obvious, but with strong spin.

This kick seemed to be taken from the center, but the slight arc turned to the far corner, which is the upper right corner. The Japanese team's goalkeeper made a mistake when making a judgment. When he reacted, he It was obviously too late to make a flying save, and I could only watch helplessly as the ball hit the dead center of the goal... The goal from Philipp Lahm, a very beautiful volley, scored this goal for the German team The second goal of the game, the game lasted less than 25 minutes, and the German team had already taken a two-goal lead. The advantage was very obvious!

If the past two games were depressing, then in this game, the German team's performance from the beginning of the first half has made everyone hooked. The offensive attack is very strong, especially in the A goal was scored right after the opening, and then there was a fierce attack, which completely suppressed the Japanese team with artillery fire and forced Japan to defend in the half court.

But even so, the German team still forced holes in the defense.

The Japanese team's defense was so tight that it exposed a flaw. In the left corner of the penalty area, Lahm with his reverse foot is definitely the area with the most sense of scoring goals. Their midfielder failed to follow Lahm in time, resulting in The German captain advanced to the left corner area, and no one was guarding him. This must be said to be a big mistake of the Japanese team.

However, it can also be seen from the slow motion that when Thomas Muller pulled Gomez to the left, he obviously made a move to attract the defensive player to himself, obviously to intervene for Lahm. Creating opportunities should also be a conscious offensive cooperation by the German team. It was a very tacit understanding, which caused the Japanese team to lose two goals in a row, and the German team also got a fantastic start!

With a 2-goal lead, the German team is undoubtedly confident of winning. Let's see how the Japanese team defends. Will this game become the most exciting goal battle in the World Cup group stage? The on-site commentator was worried. He smiled calmly.

Undoubtedly, this is also what countless people think. (To be continued. If you like this work, you are welcome to vote for recommendations and monthly votes. Your support is my biggest motivation.) RQ

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