Green Field Eunuch

Chapter 671 Why is he so strong?

Shan Yongzhuo received the ball again.

When he received the ball again, the German team's defense was still quite tight. Boateng and Khedira continued to mark Shan Yongzhuo, but neither on nor off the field paid much attention. Shan Yongzhuo had just had a good performance, and they did not think he could have a second one, especially with the German team's tight defense in front of the penalty area. As long as they did not give the opponent a chance to shoot, that would be fine.

Perhaps it was because the German team was influenced by the slow pace that they didn't think Shan Yongzhuo could launch a direct attack.

but.

They quickly paid the price for their misjudgment.

Dan Yongzhuo didn't understand anything about rhythm. When he saw that his teammate had passed the ball to his feet and that there was a chance to break through, he stopped the ball with his foot and immediately burst into speed, almost forcing his way past Khedira.

Khedira followed closely behind.

Boateng followed him the whole time.

However, Shan Yongzhuo is very fast.

Having lost all other skills, he is now resorting to speed to break through.

Dan Yongzhuo found an opening and dribbled into the penalty area. He was surrounded by several German players, including Boateng, Khedira, and Hummels.

Under the relentless pressure of the defense, Shan Yongzhuo forcefully pressed Hummels, and despite his unsteady body, he rushed all the way to the edge of the penalty area. Just as he was about to fall, he glanced at the goal and barely managed to swing his right foot.

Bow down.

The football is right in front of me.

His toes touched the soccer ball.

The football quickly broke through the crowd and headed towards the near corner of the goal.

with no doubt.

At such close range, Neuer was helpless; his view was blocked, and he couldn't react at all as the ball flew straight into the near corner.

ball.

Another one!
"..."

"..."

When the referee once again declared the goal valid, the players, fans, and media on the field were speechless, having only been up for a minute since the goal.

Less than three minutes after Götze's goal, Shan Yongzhuo scored again.

4 is better than 2!

Shan Yongzhuo's speed was too fast; he scored two goals in quick succession with such force.

The stadium was completely silent.

Before this goal was scored, many people were still immersed in Shan Yongzhuo's world-class goal and were still savoring that goal. They never expected that the next goal would come so quickly.

This is too terrible.

The German team looked grim both on and off the field. They had already suffered a huge blow, and little did they expect that this was just the beginning, with another wave of attacks coming quickly.

The German commentator was at a loss for words. He was incredibly frustrated, but he still had to pull himself together and announce, "Shan Yongzhuo, China's fourth goal!"

What's wrong with Germany's defense?

"It's really hard to understand why they let Shan Yongzhuo score so easily."

"Even if he is the world's best player, he shouldn't have been allowed to break into the penalty area so easily and score so easily!"

"The German team needs to step up their game."

"It's the 65th minute now, with 25 minutes left in the game. In those 25 minutes, they must pull back at least two goals. Come on, German lads..."

Meanwhile, He Wei was incredibly excited, and not only him, but all the Chinese fans in the stands went wild.

"Shan Yongzhuo!"

"4 to 2!"

He Wei was so excited he was almost incoherent: "China is leading Germany by two goals!"

"This is an incredibly important goal!" "Shan Yongzhuo, you're amazing!"

In fact, it's not fair to blame He Wei for his incoherent speech.

Even the average football fan can understand that at this point in time, being two goals ahead of Germany is of paramount importance.

While it's not to say that victory is guaranteed, the situation has at least become extremely favorable for the Chinese team.

If they can maintain their lead, they can advance to the finals.

This is something that Chinese fans can't help but be excited about.

but.

4 is better than 2!

With 25 minutes left in the game, being down by two goals is not an insurmountable gap. There are many classic examples of comebacks in the history of world football, and there have been instances of scoring three goals in just a few minutes. However, many people felt that Germany could not turn the game around.

The German team seems to have lost confidence. They were hit hard by Shan Yongzhuo's consecutive goals and played with a lack of confidence.

Yes.

I've lost confidence.

The German team had already suffered a heavy blow when Shan Yongzhuo scored the third goal, and now with the fourth goal, they are completely devastated.

Many people believe that the competition is over.

This is what the German defense is thinking.

The forwards think the same way.

Key players like Kroos, Özil, and Müller felt a deep sense of powerlessness; they were the ones who suffered the most, and Shan Yongzhuo's performance kept echoing in their minds.

"Why is he so strong?"

"He could beat all the teams in the world by himself."

"Our defenses are useless against him!"

"His ball control and shooting were perfect..."

With the German players in a state of near despair, the game quickly resumed.

The German players were hit hard, but they still played their best, becoming more aggressive in both the attacking and defensive lines, constantly passing the ball forward in an effort to equalize.

This is a World Cup match.

Having finally made it this far, they don't want to fall in the semifinals again.

The situation is a bit different in the backcourt.

Several players were watching Shan Yongzhuo's position, and the backfield players all wanted to hold the defensive line well, especially to keep an eye on Shan Yongzhuo, in order to prevent the opponent from suddenly launching another attack and scoring a goal.

The different mindsets of the German team in the front and back lines were also reflected in the game.

This also caused the German team's attack to become slightly disjointed.

In particular, Khedira and Schweinsteiger stopped frequently moving forward and instead started to focus on marking Shan Yongzhuo from further back, which affected the overall attacking cohesion of the German team.

Fortunately, it was difficult for the Chinese team to launch counter-attacks. Khedira and Schweinsteiger marked them closely, making it difficult for the Chinese team to get the ball to Shan Yongzhuo's feet. The two players basically disrupted the counter-attacks.

However, this situation is very unfavorable for the German team.

As time ticked by, the match reached the 75th minute, with only 15 minutes remaining until the end of the game, and the German team still hadn't scored a single goal.

Löw couldn't help but make a substitution.

Schürrle, a fresh addition to the squad, replaced the somewhat lackluster Özil.

Meanwhile, Schweinsteiger was substituted off for a rest, and Draxler took his place.

The German team is going to fight to the death.

(End of this chapter)