I'm Kaka Kaka

Chapter 114

"A few minutes before the end of the first half, Brazil and England each got a free kick. Compared with Brazil's free kick on the right side of the penalty area near the baseline, England is obviously easier to score directly, especially when they have David Beckham in their team..."

A close-up of Bei Shuaiguo appeared on almost all broadcast screens.

Tall and straight, with a stern face, hands on hips, looking forward...

The whistle blows, the run-up, the body leans exaggeratedly, the arm swings sharply, and the right foot touches the ball.

For the football world, this is undoubtedly a famous scene comparable to Kaka’s fingering the sky, Henry kneeling and gliding, and Raul kissing the ring, but the three of them celebrated after scoring a goal.

The football flew high, over the wall and towards the goal.

Cheney judged the right direction, jumped high, stretched his right hand to the limit, but still failed to touch the ball.

The football goes straight to the corner.

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Beckham

It's that good.

2:1, England once again exceeded the score.

Kleberson held his head in frustration and kicked hard on the turf.

Beckham rushed to the sidelines, shouting passionately.

The England players behind him swarmed and surrounded him, celebrating wildly.

"GOAL! Beckham! He withstood the pressure and scored Brazil's goal with a trademark instep free kick! He and Owen will always be the most reassuring link in England. This half of the match is destined to become one of the classics in World Cup history..."

"What an excellent footwork! What a wonderful arc! This is a glorious moment that belongs exclusively to Beckham! If England can eliminate Brazil in this game, then Beckham will undoubtedly become England's national hero."

"Beckham helped England lead the score again. Brazil had a good possession rate and had a few high-quality shots. Unfortunately, only one converted into a goal..."

With the urine of the English media, this ball can be blown for 20 years.

What pleased the English was that not only did Beckham score from a free kick, but Owen played again.

The Brazilian team launched a general attack at the last moment of the first half, and even Carlos rushed up to complete a long shot, but Seaman withstood the test and kept the score of 2:1 to the midfield.

Brazil locker room.

Scolari's expression was serious. After struggling for a long time, he decided not to adjust the lineup, but this time he liberated the two wings.

Although England played 442, their two wings did not fly at all. As long as Ashley Cole is contained, England's flanks will not pose a big threat. Scolari was completely overly cautious and self-defeating.

The main thing is to pinch Beckham's long pass and Scholes' forward pass.

After unshackled, Cafu and Carlos began to let themselves go.

As soon as the second half started, Carlos sprinted down the left flank as soon as the ball was passed back to his feet.

Sinclair rushed over obliquely, and began to slide the shovel on the ground from a distance, as if trying to make Carlos pass the ball.

Carlos hurriedly passed the ball, but although both the man and the ball managed to avoid Sinclair, they were caught by Mills rushing up from behind because the ball was too wide.

Mills made a long pass to the frontcourt, Butt jumped up and gave the ball to Scholes.

Scholes narrowly won the physical confrontation with Kleberson and brought the ball to the front of the penalty area. Just about to get kicked, Lucio suddenly ran over and gently poked the ball to destroy it.

Gilberto Silva has the ball and passes it to Kaka.

Kaka passed the ball to the right and gave it to Cafu who stepped forward.

Cafu took the ball to the middle, and the two quickly changed positions.

Butt caught up from behind, ready to intercept Cafu, and Ashley Cole, who had already reached the midfield, also ran back and chased Kaka.

But Cafu did not pass the ball to Kaka, who had already opened up space on the wing, but passed diagonally to the back of the center.

Ronaldinho has the ball.

Bart quickly changed his target and chased after him, but was missed by Ronaldinho.

Beckham and Mills also rushed over quickly, pinching left and right.

Ronaldinho feinted on the football with his right foot, first passed Mills on the right, then waded past Beckham on the left, and quickly played a high ball into the penalty area.

Ronaldo was about to rush towards the landing point of the football, but found that Kaka was already in place first, so he quickly pulled it out and took Campbell away.

The only one who can stop Kaka is Ferdinand, but Kaka has already squeezed his position first.

Ferdinand held Kaka's back tightly.

The two stood one behind the other, with their backs to the goal and facing the incoming ball.

Kaka thought it was impossible to hit the goal with a header. The only way is to control the ball under his feet, find a way to turn around or pass the ball back to Ronaldo to shoot.

Of course, judging from his unastonishing and endless shooting personality, it is not impossible to shoot directly with his heel.

Ferdinand and Campbell naturally knew a little bit, so Campbell tightly blocked Ronaldo, preventing him from rushing forward to Kaka. Ferdinand also used his hands and feet to squeeze Kaka's space by all means.

The football fell, and Kaka suddenly took a step forward.

"Kaka's chest stopped...he turned the ball upside down! The football went over Ferdinand! Barb! Kaka barb shot! Goal in!"

Kaka did not stop the ball with his chest as expected, but turned the ball up with his right shoulder, and the football went over his and Ferdinand's heads and fell to the left rear of the two.

Then he adjusted his steps and hung the golden hook upside down.

The body is extremely stretched, and the shot is fast and powerful.

The football went straight to the goal, and Seaman didn't respond.

"With Ronaldinho's assist and Kaka's shot, Brazil tied the score. This is Kaka's fourth goal in this World Cup. He is not only the second scorer in the Brazil team, but also the current third in this World Cup. In front of him is Ronaldo, who scored six goals, and German striker Klose, who scored five goals."

"We often describe some goals as 'enough to go down in the annals of history', but everyone knows that is a deliberate exaggeration, but Kaka's goal definitely deserves this title, not only because this goal appeared in the knockout round of the World Cup, not only because this goal helped Brazil tie the score at a critical moment, which may become the key to the outcome of this game, but also because of the excitement of this goal."

"Is Kaka's heart made of steel? Look at what he has done this month, four games, four goals, whether he is a substitute or a starter, this young man can always create miracles, and every goal of his is scored in an incredible way..."

The Brazilian media decided that ten years would be enough for this ball.

(End of this chapter)