Green Field Eunuch

Chapter 387 Unstoppable Nuclear Weapons
After the game restarted, the Singaporean players seemed to have suffered an immense blow; they didn't even dare to go past the midfield.

All they can do is defend.

A 3-0 lead in 12 minutes was a truly terrifying score for them.

Singapore's defense became much more solid for a period of time. It wasn't that their defense was particularly outstanding, but rather that by concentrating their players in the backfield, they could compensate for their defensive shortcomings with numerical superiority.

The commentator remarked, "Singapore is terrified of Shan Yongzhuo's consecutive goals!"

"Their players seemed a bit lost on the field; they didn't know what to do besides defend."

That's the reality.

Most of the Singaporean players were in a daze, and they could only passively defend. Their overall mentality was severely affected. It couldn't be said that they completely collapsed, but most of the players were just mechanically playing the game on the field.

All they knew was to lock down Shan Yongzhuo. When defending, half of the players focused their attention on Shan Yongzhuo, and he was always closely followed by two or even three players.

Such defensive intensity left Shan Yongzhuo feeling somewhat helpless.

Singapore's thinking is simple: even if they let other Chinese players perform, they can no longer allow Shan Yongzhuo to do whatever he wants.

"Even if someone else scores, we can't let him score again!"

"That's what the head coach said!"

"If he doesn't score, it won't be so easy for anyone else to score!"

"..."

The Singaporean players had a simple mindset, but the confidence of other national team players was greatly boosted by Shan Yongzhuo's continuous goals.

Without the pressure of winning or losing, they were able to perform with confidence, and their abilities were actually not that bad.

With Shan Yongzhuo facing tight marking, the other players played with ease, especially the three midfielders, Yu Hai, Chen Tao, and Deng Zhuoxiang, who were all very active.

Chen Tao, in particular, born into Liaoning FC, is a very distinctive player. He excels in dribbling, passing, and breakthrough abilities, and his forward runs are also outstanding.

Back in the 2008 Olympics, it was Chen Tao who assisted Dong Fangzhuo in scoring China's only goal.

In this match, when Shan Yongzhuo was tightly marked, he demonstrated his strength.

In the 25th minute of the match, Chen Tao broke into the penalty area and was tripped inside the penalty area. The Lebanese referee, Haddad, awarded a penalty without hesitation, showing no mercy to Singapore.

Shan Yongzhuo converted the penalty kick in one easy shot.

4 is better than 0!

As Shan Yongzhuo scored again, the stands were completely filled with cheers from the Chinese team fans.

However, just eight minutes later, in the 33rd minute of the match, Shan Yongzhuo scored again.

This time, Shan Yongzhuo used the Ghost Shadow Catching Hand technique to retreat to a position 25 meters in front of the penalty area, receive the ball, and then unleashed a powerful Vajra Leg shot.

Although it took two skills to score a goal, Shan Yongzhuo wasn't disappointed at all.

Because he's having a hard time even receiving the ball now, and the Chinese team is leading for most of the time.

Given Gao Hongbo's track record, he probably won't get a chance to play in the second half.

Whatever, let's use up all our skills first.

5 is better than 0!

In the 33rd minute of the first half, the Chinese national football team scored 5 goals, sending the entire Kunming Tuodong Stadium into a frenzy.

The commentator excitedly exclaimed, "The Chinese team has gone completely mad! No, we should say Shan Yongzhuo has gone completely mad! The Singapore team has no answer!" This goal was also the last goal of the first half.

Leading Singapore 5-0 at halftime made the whole team feel very relaxed.

The same applies to fans and media outside the stadium.

The first half of the game was absolutely amazing. Since Shan Yongzhuo joined the Chinese team, the team's strength has improved significantly, and fans and media are eagerly anticipating the team's performance in the World Cup qualifiers.

But no one could have imagined that the first match would turn out like this.

While the 20-team qualifying round isn't exactly prestigious, it's still not a qualifying tournament, and Singapore isn't an amateur team like Laos; they do have some strength.

However, when facing the Chinese team, or rather, when facing Shan Yongzhuo, they were completely overwhelmed in the first half.

The media unanimously agreed: "There is absolutely no problem for the Chinese team to win the game!"

The commentator also analyzed: "Scoring five goals in the first half, Shan Yongzhuo's performance is still incredible. He is still the unstoppable nuclear weapon since he came to Asia, and he has personally completed five goals!"

"The other Chinese players also performed well in this half. Seeing the performance of the national team, we can look forward to China's journey in the World Cup qualifiers."

"Of course, the game is not over yet, and the Chinese team cannot let their guard down. They need to play well in the next half of the game, and the time to celebrate will be when the game is truly over."

This match is still attracting a lot of attention.

After all, this was the first match of the Chinese team's World Cup qualifying campaign, and the Chinese Football Association attached great importance to this journey to qualify for the World Cup.

But no one expected that the Chinese team, or rather Shan Yongzhuo's individual performance, would be so perfect.

Five goals in the first half—absolutely impeccable.

Meanwhile, the Football Association also regretted scheduling the first home game in Kunming. At the time, they thought Kunming was a lucky place for the national team and hoped that the national team could rely on some kind of magic to get off to a good start.

However, no one expected the competition to turn out this way.

In that case, it would be better to just hold it at the Capital Stadium.

Unfortunately, it's already like this, there's nothing that can be done about it.

Halftime passed quickly.

Amid the anticipation of fans and media, the players from both teams returned to the field, and the second half officially began with the referee's whistle.

As Shan Yongzhuo predicted, the Chinese team did indeed make substitutions. Not only was he replaced by Yang Xu, but his younger teammate Deng Zhuoxiang was also replaced by Hao Junmin.

The Singapore team breathed a sigh of relief, finally free from facing this terrifying demon king.

So they started the game as normal.

The Singaporean players had a simple idea: with Shan Yongzhuo on the field, they really couldn't do anything about it. He was the world's number one star, and many top teams couldn't stop him. It was perfectly normal that Singapore couldn't stop him.

However, with Shan Yongzhuo off the field, and even Deng Zhuoxiang, who plays in Germany, off the field, it would be quite embarrassing if we still couldn't defend against them.

And they really did work hard, even scoring a goal.

In the 60th minute of the second half, Singapore striker Duric scored a goal by tapping in a header inside the penalty area.

Unfortunately, they ultimately lost the game 6-1.

In the 75th minute of the second half, Hao Junmin scored the only goal of the second half with a direct free kick.

(End of this chapter)