Football: Invincible starting from krypton gold

Chapter 122 Rome 2
Wöller on the sidelines was a little stunned the moment he saw Chen Xiao's goal. He saw some familiar shadows from Chen Xiao. Yes, Wöller seemed to see from Chen Xiao when he was young. Wöller also saw Maradona from Chen Xiao.

The game restarts.

After falling behind, Roma immediately strengthened its offense. The crazy offensive Roma still brought some troubles to Mainz. Fortunately, Albertini and Pettit joined forces.

"Demi, how are you doing? Wait and see how I beat you."

"Hehe, Francisco, I feel much younger when I came to Germany, so it should be no problem to take care of you."

"Hmph, stop bragging, don't call me a helper just now if you are capable."

Totti, who returned without success, was still in the mood to tease Albertini.

In stoppage time in the first half of the game, Mainz once again got an excellent opportunity.

After Quaresma broke through on the left, he suddenly transferred the ball to the right with a long pass. Quaresma's pass was very sudden and very surprising, but this is a scene that often appears in Mainz's training.

Quaresma's pass was also very good. He made a pass ahead of time, which fully gave Chen Xiao the advantage of speed. Chen Xiao, who was in a high-speed state, grabbed the ball in front of Panucci.

Di Natale, Troshovsky, who responded from the center, and Quaresma, who moved the ball and then came to the penalty area to respond, were already in position. The cooperation was confused, and it had already surrendered. At this time, the goalposts of the Opel Stadium saved Rome's life.Troshovsky's shot directly hit the goal post and popped out of the baseline. Seeing such an unlucky scene, Troshovsky was also very annoyed and hammered the lawn on the ground.Di Natale and Quaresma also ran over to comfort Troshovsky.

After Roma took the goal kick, the referee blew the whistle to end the first half.

Intermission, the two sides returned to the locker room.

The head coaches of both sides are making tactical adjustments. Roma did not expect that Mainz's offense would be so sharp, and they also did a very good defense. The double midfielder's tactics made Totti very uncomfortable.

The intermission ended and players from both sides returned to the court.

The referee looked at his watch and immediately blew the whistle to start the game.

During the midfield, Völler chose to make substitutions. Aguilani replaced Dakot. Völler hoped to strengthen the interception ability of the midfield and prevent Mainz from playing up the speed.

This substitution worked really well at the beginning of the second half. Aguilani’s defensive ability was indeed much better than Dacourt’s, but Roma strengthened their midfield defensive ability and sacrificed their offensive ability accordingly. Maybe Vorrell considered that this was an away game, and returned to the home court to attack while ensuring fewer conceded goals. After all, it was a two-round game.

Klopp on the sidelines frowned after seeing this situation. Facing Roma, who was determined to defend, he really had no good way. If he strengthened his offense, he might score a goal, but his defense was under pressure. After all, Roma's frontcourt was not paper, and Totiga Cassano's forward line still brought great pressure to Mainz.

After thinking about it, Klopp still decided not to change his tactics for the time being, and it would be nice to have a one-goal lead.

While Klopp was still worrying about it, Mainz on the field once again brought Klopp a surprise.

In the 51st minute of the game, after receiving a return pass from Di Natale in the front court, Troshovsky suddenly accelerated and passed De Rossi who was trying to steal himself, and then immediately passed the ball again to Di Natale who retreated from the penalty area. De Rossi, who was rushing over, was knocked to the ground, and the referee who had been following the two blew his whistle in time, and signaled with both hands that De Rossi was fouled and Mainz took a direct free kick.

Chen Xiao picked up the ball and placed it heavily on the penalty spot. He looked up at the goal, then turned around and measured the run-up distance step by step to the left.

After standing still, Chen Xiao stood quietly and looked at the Roman players who were busy lining up the wall in the penalty area. Finally, the wall stood still. The referee blew his whistle and made a gesture to Chen Xiao to start.

After taking a deep breath, Chen Xiao suddenly accelerated his approach and ran towards the ball, one step, two steps, three steps. . . . . .Chen Xiao's run-up speed was very fast, and he came to the ball very quickly, and then immediately swung his right leg.

Under the watchful eyes of everyone at the scene, the football shot by Chen Xiao directly drew a very exaggerated arc in the air, flew past the head of the player on the far left of the human wall, and then continued his own arc flight route. Chen Xiao’s free kick was a perfect combination of power, speed and angle. Although Pellizzoli judged the right direction, his stretched arm in the air still did not touch the football, and the football rubbed his fingertips into the goal.

2-0, Chen Xiao took advantage of a world wave free kick to give Mainz a two-goal lead at home.

Chen Xiao, who scored twice, once again proved to the world that whoever underestimates himself will pay a heavy price. At the same time, he also expanded his goals in the UEFA Cup to 16 goals, far ahead of other shooters.

When the Mainz players were celebrating the goal together, Völler on the sidelines was very helpless. He had already done a good job in defense, but he still conceded the ball, and now he was behind by two goals.

(End of this chapter)