Green Field Eunuch

Chapter 670 How can we play like this?
CTV5 commentator He Wei went wild, hysterically shouting, "Goal! Goal! Goal!"

"Shan Yongzhuo!"

"Another stunning world-class goal!"

"Thirty-five meters! The ball is about 35 meters from the goal!"

"The moment Shan Yongzhuo received the ball, he immediately shook off Boateng and Khedira, and the two of them had no way to stop Shan Yongzhuo's breakthrough!"

"Good job!"

"It's absolutely gorgeous!"

"When the Chinese team was in its most difficult situation, it was Shan Yongzhuo who finally stood up!"

"This goal was scored very quickly. One second the German team was celebrating equalizing the score, and the next moment, Shan Yongzhuo turned the score around!"

"German fans certainly didn't expect that their joy would only last for a minute and a half, to be precise, 79 seconds."

"3-2, China is in the lead again!"

"In the 63rd minute of the match, the Chinese team scored immediately after Germany equalized, taking the lead again. This goal will likely be a big blow to the German team!"

The blow was indeed too great.

The German players looked dejected as they watched the goal go in; some even felt like crying. They had just equalized, regained their hope and fighting spirit, and now the opponent had scored again.

This is absolutely unreasonable!

How can we possibly play the game like this?

Their entire team worked so hard for so long, but it was still not as good as the opponent's performance in a few seconds!
Is it even possible to play football normally anymore?
They felt a sense of despair...

Mineirão Stadium.

The score, tied at 2-2, couldn't last more than two minutes before quickly turning into 3-2.

China took the lead again, and Germany, after just equalizing, immediately fell behind.

The German players on the field felt despair, and the despair was spreading. Even the German fans in the surrounding stands felt despair and became silent due to the emotional impact.

They didn't know what to say.

Given the current score, should we really blame the players on the field?
The players seem to be performing quite well!
The score was reversed again, and there was only one reason: the opponent played too well.

The opposing team's number 19 player, Shan Yongzhuo.

The world's number one football star.

His shooting efficiency is simply too high.

Two shots, two goals.

How can you play this!

Since scoring that opening goal in the first half, Shan Yongzhuo's performance has been quite lackluster. He rarely receives the ball and has virtually no chance to touch it.

Unexpectedly, just as we found an opportunity, the opponent scored.

Thirty-five meters.

That's a distance of thirty-five meters!
It's only 55 meters from the center circle to the goal.

It's truly unbelievable that the opponent could kick such a difficult ball at such a high speed from such a distance.

What the German team found even more unacceptable was that they had worked hard on the field for a long time, constantly boosting their morale and trying to perform, only to finally score a goal after 20 minutes.

After scoring this goal and leveling the score, they saw hope of defeating their opponents and advancing to the final.

But this hope lasted for less than two minutes.

The opponent scored a goal with ease.

This completely wiped out their 20 minutes of effort.

very direct.

Yes.

direct.

The German team would agree with the succinct description: after the opponent kicked off and entered their own half, there was no skillful passing; when the ball was passed to Shan Yongzhuo, Boateng and Khedira were still marking him, and he was quite far from the goal. Boateng and Khedira.

These two are key defensive players for the German team, and their defensive abilities are among the best in the world. However, the opponent easily shook off their defense, created space, and shot directly.

How long did it take in the middle?
Six seconds?
Five seconds?
Anyway, the football eventually scored against the German team.

The German team simply cannot accept this.

The German commentator's tone was one of utter helplessness: "All I can say is that Shan Yongzhuo's performance was just too outstanding. He only needed to seize one opportunity to score."

"Now, the score is 3-2, with China in the lead again. There are less than 30 minutes left in the game, but judging from the current situation, Germany will not have an easy time."

"The main problem is Shan Yongzhuo. He's a ticking time bomb, leaving the German defense helpless and unable to fully commit to the attack."

The German team really didn't have a good way to deal with Shan Yongzhuo.

The same goes for Löw.

As the head coach of the German national team, he reminded himself to stay calm and come up with good strategies when faced with a situation, but now he really doesn't know what to do.

Substitution?

No.

The players on the field performed quite well.

The reason we fell behind again was simply because the opponent's performance was just too good.

Should we blame Khedira and Boateng?

No German player defends as well as they do.

Shifting the blame to them will dishearten the players.

Löw didn't know what to do either, so he could only watch the game from the sidelines and loudly encourage the players.

Shan Yongzhuo scored twice, but his performance was much less impressive compared to his previous matches.

However, considering that the opponent was the powerful German team, and the Chinese team was heavily suppressed throughout the game, this performance was still quite excellent.

His teammates rushed over to celebrate the goal with Shan Yongzhuo.

After the celebration, the game continued.

Germany restarts the game.

At this point, the German players' mentality on the field was clearly affected and changed. They became somewhat confused about their performance and tried to catch up with the score by launching an attack.

But the thought of Shan Yongzhuo, a ticking time bomb in the backcourt, left him somewhat at a loss.

Especially after conceding another goal, they couldn't say they completely lost confidence, but they felt extremely frustrated.

This also affected their performance to some extent.

Then, their first wave of attack was interrupted.

Tony Cross failed to hold onto the ball securely after receiving it, making a fatal mistake that allowed Huang Bowen to steal it.

After Huang Bowen intercepted the ball, he passed it to Zheng Zhi.

The Chinese team then launched a counter-attack. After a few passes, the ball returned to Zheng Zhi's feet and had already crossed the halfway line.

Zheng Zhi plans to play more conservatively.

As a veteran and one of the pillars of the Chinese national team, Zheng Zhi's resume is outstanding among domestic players.

His ability to gain Gao Hongbo's trust is also related to his playing style.

Zheng Zhi is a rare midfielder in China who excels in both attack and defense. As a defensive midfielder, he has impressive defensive skills and a good ability to sweep up loose balls.

As an attacking midfielder, Zheng Zhi also possesses excellent long passing and ball control abilities.

Now, Zheng Zhi has dribbled the ball past the center line and has spotted Shan Yongzhuo's position.

Then, he adjusted his position and kicked the ball to Shan Yongzhuo again.

(End of this chapter)