A beautiful daughter came to the Xiangfu

The prince swung the club and tried to hit the ball for a goal, but Prince An gently raised his hand and blocked the prince's shot.

I helped you score a goal last time, why are you still not satisfied?

Prince Xiao An knocked down the prince's ball and passed it to Wang Zan, who then counterattacked with the ball.

Prince Xiao An glanced at the prince lightly and thought: How come this guy thinks it was his own strength that allowed him to score the goal?

The prince reacted and turned around on his horse.

Little Prince An was still leading his horse "for a stroll on the street", leisurely and unhurried. Those who didn't know would think he was possessed by Zhuang Yunlin!

Wang Shun and He Qianli had already brought the ball into the enemy's penalty area. Cui Luo was defending at the door, as was Jiang Sheng.

The two men were inferior to Wang Shun and his men in terms of strength. The Yang brothers and the prince were chasing closely from behind. He Qianli dribbled the ball, but when he was about to pass the ball, he made a mistake and was intercepted by Cui Luo. He quickly ran back with the ball and passed it to the prince who came to meet him.

Now the four members of the Prince's group formed another attack. Prince Xiao An was not guarding the goal, but it did not mean that the Prince was not being watched at this time.

Four people cooperated with each other, while the Emperor Group had only three people near their own goal.

But these three people are comparable to the ordinary four people.

At least Prince Xiao An can be used as two people.

During another pass between Cui Luo and the prince, Li Hang intervened and passed the ball back to King Xiao An, who then started his "mad run" mode.

He didn't pass the ball or cooperate, but ran straight towards the opponent's goal.

At this time, Jiang Sheng was the only one guarding the goal of the Prince Team. He didn't dare to attack, after all, there were two people around him! But it was really difficult for him to block three people alone.

Xiao Anwang went to the door and swung the club hard, but he didn't hit the ball. However, Jiang Sheng had already prepared to intercept. Xiao Anwang swung the club a second time and passed the ball to He Qianli. He Qianli gave a light push and the ball went in.

Cheers from the audience!

The one who scores a goal doesn’t have to be a prince only, it can also be a guard.

Jiang Sheng was helpless, but who could have let Cui Luo attack with the ball and the prince and the others?

Lin Qingyang was watching the game from the audience and his mood was getting better and better.

Prince Xiao An and the others... seemed to be deliberately leading Cui Luo away.

In fact, Wang Shun and He Qianli cooperated very well and could have scored a goal, but they "intentionally" made mistakes and let Cui Luo leave the goal. In this way, there was only one person guarding the goal, which increased the chance of scoring a goal.

Cui Luo is good at playing polo, so how could he be willing to just be a goal defender? So he would "show off" whenever he gets the chance. However, with their close "cooperation", their goal is no longer their responsibility.

Xiao An Wang and his men were deliberately "playing tricks" on their opponents.

If you are strong, you can be willful.

The prince was intercepted twice in a row during the attack. He was angry and called a timeout. He replaced players and continued the game after a short rest.

The one who was replaced in the Prince Group was Jiang Sheng, and he was replaced by General Liu Zeyong.

"It's not the gatekeeper's fault for what happened just now. It was Cui who failed, but why did he replace the gatekeeper? It's as if it was someone else's fault."

Ah Ying, standing nearby, seemed to be speaking up for the guards.

But the prince should also know what is going on. Most people may fall into the opponent's "trap". Who would have thought that two people deliberately did not score a goal in order to lure the tiger away from the mountain!

However, Liu Zeyong's football skills are indeed better than that guard, so it makes sense to replace him. After all, that team is different from the current team of Prince Xiaoan. There is no distinction between masters and servants among the five people in Prince Xiaoan's team. On the contrary, the prince's group seems to be thinking about letting the prince score a goal.

There is a gap between the two. One fights with all his might, while the other is playing cautiously. It seems that there is no need to look at the result.

Now the Emperor group has one more point than the Prince group. The Emperor is leaning in the stands, smiling happily.

The Queen saw that the Emperor was happy, but she didn't know what to say. She didn't want to praise her son's rival.

Xiao Caihe also hoped that the prince would win, after all, it would make her proud, but she had to please the emperor according to his wishes.

"No wonder father is so happy. The players he selected are all very skilled. Their offense and defense are well coordinated. They are all rare and good. Just now, Master Cui was accidentally tricked by them."

Xiao Caihe praised the emperor for his ability to select people, and said that Cui Luo was to blame for the loss of points in the prince's group. This was true, but not entirely true. At least the emperor liked the first half of the sentence, and the empress removed the prince after hearing the second half.

The Queen also took over the conversation with a smile, saying: "It's because the Emperor has a good vision. Although Quan'er's team is lagging behind now, we admire the team trained by the Emperor."

The emperor only glanced at the queen and said with a smile: "The prince is still good, otherwise why would I let him lead a team alone? Everything needs a little practice! Whether it is a game, winning or losing is secondary, the most important thing is to have fun."

The queen smiled and said "yes".

She wanted to "thank" the emperor for giving the prince such a "training" opportunity. There were four teams, and the four captains were the emperor, Prince Shun, Prince Qi and the prince, and the prince was the lowest in seniority.

When Prince Shun is not on the court, everyone can see that the core of the team is little Prince Shun. After all, they are father and son, so why should anyone care about others?

When Prince Qi is not on the field, Zhuang Yunlin is usually the commander on the field. After all, Prince Qi is young, so it doesn't seem to be a big deal to let the older Zhuang Yunlin take command. What's more, Duke Qing is also in the team.

However, when the emperor was not on the court, the core of the team was Prince Xiao An, which the queen did not like.

It’s not that the Queen doesn’t accept it, it’s that she doesn’t like it.

After all, the prince is leading the team alone, and the emperor cannot be on the field every time. So as the emperor's nephew and the empress dowager's grandson, it is no problem for Prince Xiao An to be the temporary captain.

However, the emperor lost to the prince in the first game. Why didn't Prince An give the prince any face in the subsequent games when the emperor didn't play?

According to the identities of the players on the field, the prince should be the champion. The emperor even deliberately didn't play! What are you, the little Prince An, who has no father or mother, showing off?

The Queen got angry when she saw the popularity of Prince An. She had had a smooth life, with no one threatening her inside or outside the palace. The Emperor had only one son, and the Crown Prince was obviously the future emperor. Why was Prince An trying to lick her bad luck?

The queen couldn't figure it out, but Xiao Caihe did.

The emperor lost to the prince in the first game, but scored first in the last game. The emperor in the stands was unconcealedly happy every time he saw his team score a goal, which showed that he wanted to win, and losing the first game was just a sweet treat.

In the past few games, the Emperor cheered for others when they were performing well, which shows that what he wanted to see was a wonderful game, not a championship that was bestowed by a status.

It seemed that he did not want the prince to win.