Coach Live Raiders

Chapter 151 Protests and Free Kicks
Although the referee has been following Conte to urge him, it is definitely more than enough to delay one minute of time with a substitution.

Every Perugia player has an expression of resentment written on his face, wishing to swallow his opponent alive, but more of them are helpless, because the initiative is not in their hands!

They don't like this feeling!
They hate themselves, why is it not themselves who are leading now, if that is the case, they don't need to be so desperate now!
Time is running out!

I'm running out of time!
After the substitution was over, the referee signaled that Lopez could start throwing the ball out of bounds.

Lopez quickly threw the ball to Zambrotta who came up to meet him. After the latter stopped the ball, he directly passed the ball and hit the ball over the Juventus penalty area. Zambrotta's action directly let the Juventus player exploded!
Peruzzi jumped high with both fists and hit the ball out of the penalty area. Gattuso got the second spot, but before Gattuso stopped the ball and made any moves, Deschamps directly shoveled it over on the ground.

The referee whistled, but before he could walk over, he was surrounded by Juventus players and protested.

"We took the initiative to kick the ball out of the sideline, shouldn't the ball be returned to us?"

"Sir, Perugia's approach is too unprofessional!"

"Why don't you throw the ball to us?"

Juventus's siege of the referee is not without reason.

If one side kicks the ball out of the field due to an accident, although according to the rules, the ball belongs to the other side, but in many cases, the other side will kick off the ball symbolically and then return the ball to the opponent. It is the embodiment of a work ethic and competitive friendliness.

Just like this, Juventus took the initiative to kick the ball out of the sideline, and then they felt that Perugia must return the ball to themselves, because Perugia did not do so, so they were furious.

The referee was besieged to the point of utter desperation. Such a big battle would definitely not be worry-free!

But at least he still maintained the most basic impartiality, kept dispersing the Juventus players around him asking for an explanation, and gave Perugia a free kick.

Juventus is still very dissatisfied from top to bottom. Even Lippi ran to complain to the fourth official, directly labeling himself as a victim, and was extremely wronged.

But Bruno smiled contemptuously, the corners of his mouth full of sarcasm.

It is true that in most cases, this ball will be returned to the opponent.

But now, it can't be counted in most cases!

Who can't see that Juventus is delaying time?
If you have to return the ball to you in this way, that would be a big joke in the world of skating.

It's okay to do whatever it takes to win, and that's what Bruno believes in, but you can't feel like you're always right!

If that's the case, then don't play the game at all!

For example, if a team is facing a giant, there is no hope of winning, and they can't even keep a tie. They don't want to lose, so they adopt this extreme tactic.

Keep lying on the grass, keep kicking the ball out of the sideline, and then the opponent keeps returning the ball to himself, and so on. After 90 minutes, I am afraid that the giants will not even have a serious chance to attack.

Of course, this is extreme, but it is undeniable that the nature is exactly the same.

Juventus has adopted time-delaying tactics. Anyone can see what's going on. You still want us to return the ball to you?

What a dream!

It took a long time for the game to resume, and at this time, the 3 minutes of stoppage time were over!

The protests of the Juventus players were very coherent. After protesting Perugia's seemingly unsportsmanlike behavior, they immediately protested that the game time was over. Anyway, they did everything possible to keep the victory.

Bruno sighed and shook his head. He didn't know when the referee would end the game, but he still hoped that the referee would give Perugia one last chance.

There were constant boos in the stands, all aimed at Juventus's method of delaying time, and there were endless curses.

Fortunately, this is Perugia's home court, and the referee gave Perugia the last chance!

A free kick!

The referee made it clear that the game should be ended after the free kick is completed.

That's right, the time must be made up. There was basically no game in the 3 minutes just now, so this time must be taken into account.

Juventus walked away very unhappy, and went back to the door to line up the wall, while the Perugia players looked dignified, because this was their last chance.

Is there any free kick master in Perugia's team?
Have!
Both Pirlo and Lopez have a good level of free kicks, even Ravanelli can pull them out.

But in Bruno's view, neither of them was the best choice.

Pirlo may be a master of free kicks in the future, but now, I am afraid that he is far from reaching his peak, and the hit rate is difficult to guarantee.

So, who is the best free-kick taker?

Bruno swept the ball towards the bench and locked it on a player.

Materazzi!

Don't underestimate Materazzi's free kick level. You must know that in another time and space, Materazzi once became Perugia's top scorer with free kicks and headers, and even crushed All the forwards in the team.

Throughout his career, there is no shortage of free kicks to score directly, which has become his means of scoring frequently.

"Go, play!" Bruno walked up to Materazzi, hugged Materazzi's head, and shook vigorously, "Go and kick the ball into Juventus' goal!"

Materazzi jumped up, his donkey face was full of excitement, he never thought that Bruno would entrust him with important tasks.

But now is not the time to think about these things, Materazzi walked on the field amidst the cheers of the fans, and went straight to the ball. He vowed that he must kick this ball in!

No one would have thought that Perugia would choose to make a substitution at this time, but everyone knew the purpose of the substitution - Materazzi came up to kick a free kick.

This is very fresh!

No one knew that Materazzi would take free kicks, his free kick characteristics, or his free kick power. A completely unknown free kick player directly left Peruzzi in a daze.

However, Materazzi obviously didn't pay attention to these things. He was already standing in front of the ball, and his teammates came to give him high fives to encourage him, which made him even more motivated and eager to score goals.

I must kick the ball in!
Everyone doesn't want to lose, and I don't even want to lose!
At that moment, Materazzi felt as if he had shouldered everyone's desire for victory!

Slowly started the run-up, and rushed towards the ball under the watchful eyes of everyone.

Materazzi at this moment is so tall.

(End of this chapter)