Coach, I want to play football!

It was not until many years later that Joe Ledley smiled helplessly when he talked about this famous scene in front of the media.

"If I am guilty, God and the law will punish me instead of letting me meet Ye Qi!"

Ledley was tossed twice in succession by Ye Qi on the court, causing his center of gravity to shift, making it harder to maintain his balance, and eventually fell into the penalty area.

The Crystal Palace center back quickly raised his hand, wanting to "frame" Ye Qi for hitting someone with the ball and committing an offensive foul.

Premier League referees are often blind, but they are not stupid.

Ledley's body looked very strong at first glance, and the opponent had a beard that was thicker than his own hair. The referee had reason to believe that this was not the opponent that Ye Qi pushed or knocked down.

Coutinho originally wanted to cut inside, but when he turned around, he was startled to find Ye Qi following him.

Just now, the Brazilian was only focused on his movement and did not see Ye Qi's wonderful performance.

But he reacted quickly and immediately moved outside to help Ye Qi clear the space for shooting. At the same time, he also wanted to open up midfielder MacArthur.

However, MacArthur did not intend to follow Coutinho, but quickly stopped to defend Ye Qi who was dribbling the ball.

If Ye Qi passes the ball to Coutinho, he recognizes it. But he definitely can't let the opponent shoot in the penalty area so easily.

Of course, he didn't know that Ye Qi was no longer easy...

After passing Ledley, Ye Qi found that the number of defensive players in front of him had not decreased. The opponent's right center back was leaning on him, and MacArthur was also coming up.

Lallana at the far end was raising his hand, but Ye Qi's position could not be clearly seen.

Ye Qi saw Coutinho raising his hand, and immediately kicked his left foot forward slightly, preparing to pass it to his teammates.

MacArthur felt that such a passing route was so simple that there was almost no need to guess. He felt that Ye Qi didn't think he was a fool, right?

He immediately stretched out his foot to intercept.

Ye Qi looked at Coutinho, but his peripheral vision kept focusing on MacArthur.

When he saw that the opponent was about to stretch his foot, he immediately pulled his left foot, turned around and faced MacArthur, and then jumped slightly. The ball had already moved from his left foot to his right foot. He then swung it over with his right foot and walked. Insider!

The Sky Sports commentator shouted: "Marseille slalom!! After Ye Qi passed Ledley with the ball twice in a row and knocked the opponent down, he immediately used Marseille slalom to pass MacArthur!!"

"Unscientific! This is unscientific!! Why is his big man so flexible?!"

The Sky Sports commentator called it hell.

Ye Qi is 1.87 meters tall and plays the center position. Although he seems to be of average height and not a particularly tall center, he is definitely not short either.

It's just that Ye Qi's body is relatively strong, so few people will notice that Ye Qi's flexibility is so high.

As for its own flexibility attribute...it is not available in the system.

It's just that a certain action appeared in Ye Qi's mind, and his body followed it subconsciously. This was a concrete realization of the idea.

Ye Qi himself couldn't describe this.

After passing MacArthur, Ye Qi took the ball and cut inside near the penalty spot. At this time, he knew that he could not delay and quickly took a shot.

Generally, many players like to choose a push shot in this position, a ground ball that sticks to the ground. The advantage is that it flies at low altitude and is not easily kicked off.

But Ye Qi didn't push the ground ball this time, but shot a volley from the instep!

After hitting the right spot, use your strength, press down on the ball and pump!

The opponent's right center back, who was rushing slowly and slowly, finally arrived, and stretched out his feet to block it.

But the ball flew just under his outstretched crotch, but because it was a half-high ball, it slightly hit the opponent's central defender's thigh.

The Crystal Palace goalkeeper had already saved it, but he didn’t expect that the ball hit his teammate and then had a refraction...

His hands did not hold the ball, because the changed route of the ball hit the inside of the goal post and then flew into the goal line.

He could even feel the ball hitting his back after it hit the goal line.

In other words, even if Ye Qi's shot did not score directly, it would have been carried by him and flown into the goal.

The Sky Sports commentator shouted: "Ye!!! A very, very, very beautiful instep shot helped Liverpool take the lead in the away game!"

"One to zero! Liverpool broke the deadlock!!"

"Ye Qi's dribbling move before hitting the goal was so exciting. I think he can definitely be nominated for the top ten goals in the Premier League this season!"

After Ye Qi witnessed the goal, he threw away Coutinho who came up to hug him to celebrate.

He rushed all the way to the sideline, raised his fists, did a horse stance, and roared in celebration.

Like an angry forest king!

Of course, the Crystal Palace fans on this side did not provoke him, and Ye Qi did not deliberately provoke the other fans. He just wanted to vent his anger.

Sky Sports commentator: "Hahaha, Ye Qi, who scored the goal, went to the sidelines to vent his anger. In this game, he was so marked by the opponent that he could hardly breathe."

"But there is no way, Crystal Palace still didn't keep an eye on it. Facts have proved that it is really difficult to guard against really good players!"

Klopp also rushed to the sidelines, hugged Ye Qi, and patted his back three times to show encouragement and celebration.

After regaining his composure, Ye Qi grimaced in pain, wondering if the boss was openly "revenge".

But then I thought about it, I didn’t do anything, so why should I take revenge on myself...

Crystal Palace head coach Alan Pardew covered his forehead helplessly. He now finally understands why Liverpool decisively purged Benteke this summer and then signed Ye Qi at a price that broke the club's historical transfer fee record.

As the head coach, of course he knows that every transaction is actually a gamble. The amount of the transfer fee and the weekly salary determine whether the gamble is a small one or a big one.

At the beginning, I still thought that I had made a lot of money by signing Benteke at a "low price", but I didn't expect that the clown was actually myself...

When Ye Qi scored the goal to break the deadlock, everyone clearly felt some changes in the mentality of Crystal Palace.

His rhythm began to become a bit chaotic, and the patience and energy invested in defense were slowly declining.

At the same time, the attack and counterattack were strengthened, but the counterattack was a bit disorganized, or anticlimactic.

In the 65th minute, Townsend got the ball, but he didn't have a good chance, so he passed it to Cabaye who came to meet him from the middle.

Cabaye didn't stop when he got the ball because he saw Emre Can already grabbing it.

Liverpool's tactics are quite a bit like a "wolf pack", and their high-position pressing is very active.

This leaves Crystal Palace with little room for the ball. Of course, they themselves are not the kind of team that controls the ball and organizes and advances.