The Young Lion

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Chelsea fell behind by two goals at home, and the players of the whole team were panicking at the moment, not knowing what to do next.

Is it offensive?

But what about Millwall's counterattack? I can't help it.

Is it defensive?

But can this lead to goals?

They didn't know, they were confused and their morale began to drop rapidly.

One ball behind, some chasing.

Two goals behind, really put people on the verge of collapse.

Players who are naturally offensive still want to attack, but after the re-kick-off, Millwall did not take the initiative to defend and counterattack. Suppress it!

Aldridge looked like he was doing nothing, but Millwall was in flux.

In fact, this way of posture change is arranged before the game. As long as the players don't ignore the coaching staff's pre-match deployment, they will be able to know how to adjust according to the occurrence of major events that change the game situation during the game. self stance.

In a game, scoring is the biggest event that changes the situation of the game. Secondly, there may be red card events, core player injuries, and so on.

Millwall's attitude after the opening was to wait and hold on. After Chelsea had a slight sign of attacking, they quickly opened up their positions to attack. After the goal appeared, they went to defend against counterattacks. , and then switch to a full-scale oppressive offensive stance.

With such a switch, the whole Millwall team is in unison, showing their unity and tacit understanding. This also makes the opponent unpredictable, and in the self-centered game posture, it can always disappoint the opponent's expectations and confuse the opponent.

In the stands of Stamford Bridge, the home team fans expected Chelsea to complete the reversal. But no matter how you look at the scene, Millwall has the upper hand, which makes them very anxious.

Before the end of the first half, Ronaldo almost rewritten the score again with a long shot from the edge of the penalty area, but Cech played bravely to block the ball from the dead corner of the goal with one hand!

The end of the first half,

Chelsea are 0:2 behind at home to the defending champion Millwall, if it ends with the current score. Millwall will successfully defend their title and win the Premier League title this season two rounds ahead of schedule! Jose Mourinho's side looked bewildered by the two conceded goals, they looked overwhelmed late in the first half, repeatedly giving Millwall shots from the edge of the danger zone, and they needed to bounce back in the second half stand up. It depends on Mourinho's adjustment in the midfield.

As he walked into the tunnel, Mourinho looked down, already thinking of a solution.

Aldridge seemed relaxed and moved forward steadily.

In the locker room, Aldridge didn't say a word, just stayed with the players, watching them clean the sneakers and reattach the shin guards.

He infects players with a calm posture. Let them understand that the game is not over, there are still 45 minutes for them to fight.

After 45 minutes, they could enjoy the fruits of a season of hard work.

In the second half, the two sides changed sides and fought again. Mourinho sat on the coach's bench, his eyes fixed on Millwall's half, with a strong expectation in his heart: make a mistake! make a mistake! make a mistake! ! !

During the short intermission, he figured out the simplest thing: if Millwall didn't take the initiative to make a mistake, Chelsea would have no chance in this game.

Because this is an unfair game.

Millwall had the strategic commanding heights and Chelsea had to attack from the start. Millwall can seize this point and deploy tactics in a targeted manner, regardless of the coach or the players. I am well aware of this advantage, but Chelsea's attitude towards Millwall is not clear. They couldn't be sure whether Millwall really came to Stamford Bridge to get a point and keep the league title.

In this regard, before the game was played, Chelsea actually fell into a passive situation.

As a result, Mourinho's formations and tactical choices have become stretched, and his room for play is very narrow.

Now two goals behind, Chelsea are still playing counterattacks, because Millwall is taking the initiative to attack.

It’s just that Chelsea’s slightly “rule-based” counterattack routine in front of Millwall must have new changes, otherwise it will be difficult to make unexpected threats, but on this point, Mourinho dare not change hastily, for fear of a little Changes can lead to total collapse.

In terms of posture, you must fight back.

How to increase the threat of counter attack?

You can only rely on your opponent to make mistakes!

Either Millwall was careless, or the offensive was too aggressive, no matter what it was, only when Millwall made a mistake and was caught by Chelsea could Chelsea hope for a comeback at home.

Chelsea can't control the initiative of the situation on the field. They obviously lack a player like Alonso who can organize the attack and control the rhythm of the game at the same time. Whenever they attack, the audience can guess that they will move forward quickly. Offensive, let alone Millwall players? Chelsea has always wanted to play fast, so the probability of being predicted by the opponent is too high. More of their players are defending and blindly pursuing fast breaks. The point of exit will be blocked by Millwall, or the focus of defense will be shifted in a targeted manner. They need a midfielder who controls the scene, can give more time to his teammates to run, and read the game, grasp the offensive fire, and when the time is right From time to time, they decisively launched a threatening offensive. Now, they are only fast, just breaking through from the side. In front of Millwall, they are like elementary school students on the football field, listening to the teachings of the master. Millwall is using practical actions Teach them how to grasp the rhythm of the game, how to shape the game situation through the cooperation of the midfielders, and then take advantage of the opponent's distraction or excessive concentration in a certain area, suddenly shift the attack to the opponent's weak defense area to launch a threat offensive.

Chelsea are already very strong, but not so strong that they are transcendent. In contrast, Millwall is a super-class team, and they control the game on the field. It can be called a master class.

In the second half, it was Millwall who used more proficient game control skills to suppress Chelsea. In a way, this should make the Chelsea players feel the gap, and it will also let Mourinho understand what his team lacks.

The 63rd minute. After Henry wandered the wing, he cooperated with Ronaldinho to cut into the restricted area, and suddenly passed back to the top of the restricted area.

Three minutes later, Lahm accidentally entered the penalty area, responding to a cross from Ronaldo and shooting at the far corner of the goal. Unfortunately, the ball slipped out.

After another 2 minutes, Ronaldinho suddenly launched a diagonal long pass, and the ball that flew into the penalty area was successfully contested by Ronaldo. He scored with a header, but unfortunately the angle was too positive and was confiscated by Petr Cech.

It was the 71st minute. Ronaldinho was surrounded outside the penalty area, and the Chelsea players did not dare to go up, fearing that Ronaldinho would get rid of him when he took the kick. Ronaldinho then kicked the ball covertly and kicked the ball towards the dead corner of the goal. Fortunately, Cech responded in time. Fell to the ground and blocked the ball, Ronaldo, who followed up with a supplementary shot, fired an anti-aircraft gun and hit the plane with a kick.

Millwall is in full swing. Indiscriminate bombing of Chelsea.

It's a pity that their luck is a bit bad.

Well, it was luck, not taking the offensive opportunity when it was created. And when the player deliberately chooses the angle to control the direction of the shot and misses the goal, it may be luck.

In contrast to Chelsea's counterattack, Robben's physical decline was a bit obvious. He did not take advantage of Ram, who was mainly defensive with technical awareness, and Ribery on the other side did not create much threat. Although Schneider may not be as explosive as Ribery, he has accumulated experience and consciousness over the years. Franck Ribery can not be compared.

Drogba is still difficult to accomplish in front of Nesta, and Lampard's post-insertion did not create better opportunities under the blockade of Alonso and De Rossi.

What's more. As time passed, the morale of Chelsea's army declined more obviously.

Winning the championship is completely hopeless!

When the 75th minute of the game came, fans of the home team had already started to exit in the stands of Stamford Bridge!

After noticing this detail, the Wild Lions fans of the visiting team celebrated happily and cheered for the team even more enthusiastically. Even if the Millwall player just passed the ball, they would give out a thunderous cheer.

Less than 80 minutes, Chelsea fans have started to exit, it is difficult to say that this is their silent protest against Chelsea, because Chelsea's performance this season is obvious to all, except for the two direct talks with Millwall in the league. In addition, they only lost to Manchester City in the league. At the same time, Millwall also lost to Manchester City. However, in terms of points, Millwall has a slight advantage over Chelsea. The points are already the season with the highest points since their establishment in the Premier League, and there are still two rounds left in the league. This situation will inevitably make the fans of the home team very hurt and disappointed. It is the highest points in the Premier League season in the history of the team , but failed to win the league championship, their exit, we prefer to believe that this is the reason: I don’t want to see the scene where the rival Millwall successfully defends the title and celebrates the championship. Unless a miracle can be born, Chelsea will be in the rest of the time Equalize or come back, or Millwall will be crowned Premier League champions when the game ends! At Stamford Bridge!

Martin, I don't think there will be any miracles. In the second half, Chelsea only had two shots. Their formation is getting deeper and deeper, and their offense is getting more and more monotonous. Can Robben and Ribery sprint and Drogba's impact can shake Millwall? They need more patience, and even complex offensive routines to break through Millwall's defense. Look at Millwall's average attack The number of passes, you know, Millwall seems to be playing tepidly, but in fact the offense is very patient and complicated. This kind of complexity consumes the opponent. The frequent transfer of the offensive center of gravity through the pass makes Chelsea The focus of defense, the players' attention is also passively diverted, and then they seize the opportunity to play a threatening offensive. On the contrary, we can't see such a scene in Chelsea's offense.

Andy, does Mourinho still have time? I mean, is he going to be sacked by the Chelsea boss?

This issue, I think Chelsea should not think about firing the employer's coach, because the consequences are something they cannot afford! (To be continued)

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