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Chapter 192 Matthäus is not a bad person (Please subscribe)

cheated!
Both teams' players were deceived.

Even Beckham, who was responsible for providing cover, was unaware of Lu Deyang's specific plans.

I had a vague idea that Lu Deyang might go straight for the goal, but it was still quite unexpected that he would do it this way.

Manchester United players excitedly rushed toward Lu Deyang.

It was all the more surprising because I hadn't expected it.

Even Erwin smiled.

"Deyang, you bastard..."

"Damn it, you fooled us all!"

"Hahaha, those Bayern idiots!"

"..."

The Manchester United players' excitement infected the away fans in the stands, who were chanting Lu Deyang's name with great enthusiasm.

The Munich Olympic Stadium once again brought back their past fears.

angry!
The Bayern players' faces were filled with complex emotions.

In summary, you're so strong, you could have used your raw talent, but you insisted on using your brain instead.

That would make us look silly.

The whole team was fooled, especially Scheuer.

The more enthusiastically he was giving instructions just now, the more embarrassed he feels now.

I wish I could just dig a hole in the door frame and stick my head in.

He could already imagine how Bild would tease him after the match.

He finally secured a starting position when Kahn was injured, but then he made a huge blunder.

"Now it's interesting."

"Sauer said, whistling."

He is the least worried about the outcome of the game.

Hoeness had high hopes for him ever since he transferred to Bayern Munich and was extremely tolerant of him.

As a playboy and a big mouth, the club often had to handle the newspapers for him; at least within Bayern Munich, he was everyone's darling.

Sieg glanced at Sauer but said nothing.

At this moment, Matthäus walked towards the Manchester United players, attracting everyone's attention.

"Deceptive tricks don't count."

Matthäus said, turning and walking towards the midfield.

Lu Deyang smiled and shook his head.

"What did he say, Dejan?"

"Redondo asked."

"He doesn't approve of this kind of free kick."

Lu Deyang said.

"This guy's really dramatic. Who does he think he is, Mussolini?"

Redondo said dismissively.

"It's okay, we'll find another opportunity to go in later and see what he says."

Lu Deyang said with a smile.

His teammates stared wide-eyed.

Especially Beckham.

My eyes were sparkling.

He genuinely envied Lu Deyang for being able to say such things, but even if his set-piece practice was good, he didn't have that kind of confidence.

As Beckham walked back, he was thinking, "No wonder he's Dejan!"

"Bayern hadn't even equalized long before Dejan scored again, this time both teams' players became mere background figures, and the Bayern players were furious about the goal."

"Haha, on the football field, skill level is obvious, it's determined by talent. But no one will admit that they are less intelligent than others. Many conflicts in the Premier League are caused by insulting opponents with words like 'idiot'."

"That's right. Dejan made the Germans realize that they can't be world-class in either skill or intelligence, and that's the cruelest thing."

Ferguson stood on the sidelines with some concern.

Brian Kidd understands the head coach's mindset well. He said, "Dejan may not provoke opponents, but his goals are actually a provocation in themselves, making opponents feel uncomfortable every time."

"Is it someone else's fault if you're not good enough?"

Ferguson stared wide-eyed and asked.

"What I mean is that maybe it would make it easier for Dejan to score," Kidd said with a smile.

"Isn't it easy to get past five players and pass the ball to a teammate?"

Ferguson said, "With teammates like that, I could score 90 goals in 51 games."

Kidd rolled his eyes inwardly.

If Lu Deyang had scored that assist himself, the Bayern players might have felt better.

What serious player would pass the ball after getting past the goalkeeper?

He couldn't say that.

After all, he's still waiting to succeed Ferguson in the future.

Ferguson's wife did not support his long working hours, which gave Kidd hope.

He wanted to recommend him when Ferguson retired.

Brian Kidd said, "Then there's no other way. Maybe we can try asking someone for help. Porto had someone break Guttmann's curse, which allowed them to beat Bayern Munich back then."

Ferguson's eyes widened.

He did know about this, after all, the 1987 Champions League final hadn't been around for several years.

The Sun reported on the story of the wizard Vieira and the two toads.

Ferguson pinched his chin, forgetting to chew the gum in his mouth.

Having a wizard protect Lu Deyang from injury would at least provide some psychological comfort. He would discuss the matter with Martin Eduardo when he got back.

However, it doesn't sound good to hire a wizard, so let's just call this expense "ensuring the players' mental health."

Ferguson didn't really believe in such things.

He was cursed by fans quite a bit back then.

However, there wasn't much of a solution, as Lu Deyang's playing style on the field made him too easy to be fouled.

We have to think of a way.

Manchester United completely controlled the game on the pitch.

When Lu Deyang dropped back to the front of the defensive line, Scholes proactively dropped back to Redondo's side, operating behind the striker in this position, and actually played very well.

Players who can play multiple positions usually have high football intelligence.

Just like Lu Deyang changing his playing style, each position has a different range of activity and offensive and defensive habits, and being able to quickly adjust is a skill in itself.

"Scholl played like a child who had made a mistake and was too scared to go home. Compared to Manchester United's young players, he had no idea what he was supposed to do. He seemed even more useless next to Matthäus."

The German commentator complained.

His dribbling skills were so outstanding that the Germans had high expectations for him.

However, when Manchester United have possession, Scholl clearly doesn't know how to press the opponent like Maradona did.

Manchester United put too much pressure on him, which made Scholl look like a headless fly.

On the contrary, at Manchester United, the young players don't need to shoulder any responsibility at all.

Whether it's Beckham, Scholes, or Neville behind them, they only need to press forward under the direction of the veteran players, and when they get the ball, they pass it to Redondo or directly to Ludjohn.

They will only try to contact McClair in the attacking third if Lu Deyang decides to launch an attack.

This reduced their stress considerably.

Even geniuses need to accumulate competition experience.

Trapattoni looked at the field with some disappointment.

He finally discovered a major problem.

That means Matthäus doesn't have that much control over the rhythm!
He had always thought that Matthäus had no flaws.

However, after comparing the situations of the two teams, he realized what Lu Deyang had actually done in the backcourt.

Pull!

They kept stretching Bayern's formation.

As long as Bayern doesn't push forward too much, he controls the ball in the backfield through running and passing between teammates, avoiding being dispossessed by Bayern.

This gave Trapattoni a defensive strategy.

Having possession of the ball is clearly more effective than simply playing defensively and counter-attacking.

As long as you can control the ball, the opponent has no chance of scoring without it, which eliminates the opponent's possibility of scoring from the root.

That's also a good approach.

……

Matthäus has lost patience.

He rushed straight at Lu Deyang.

Lu Deyang gave Redondo a look, then quickly turned and passed the ball to Beckham.

Seeing this, Wittschke rushed forward to press, while Beckham quickly turned and switched the ball to the left wing.

Nicky Butt noticed Lu Deyang approaching, so he simply raised his right foot and used his ankle to knock the ball towards Lu Deyang.

Matthäus chased after the ball again, and Lu Deyang backheeled it back without stopping it.

Redondo, who received the ball, quickly dribbled into the center circle.

After thinking for a moment, Sauer charged toward Redondo, intending to launch a sneak attack from the side.

Redondo received the ball past midfield and immediately passed it to the right wing.

Beckham dribbled forward, and the entire Manchester United formation pushed up.

"Keep a close eye on Dejan!"

Trapattoni shouted.

Bayern's defenders exchanged glances and simultaneously chose to return to the penalty area.

Manchester United's full-backs have all pushed up, and there are too many players in the attacking third; we can't just let them pass and break through.

Returning to the penalty area is the best option.

Zieg went to the middle, and just as Nerlinger was about to approach Beckham, Beckham made a diagonal pass to Ludjohn.

click -

Lu Deyang used his foot to flick the ball and started with small, quick steps, dribbling the ball towards Bayern's penalty area.

Boos echoed through the Munich Olympic Stadium.

Although there were several defenders near their penalty area, it did not give Bayern fans any sense of security.

Nerlinger is better at close-marking defense.

However, he didn't have time; Lu Deyang's footwork frequency varied too much.

Fearing he would be beaten if he went for the tackle, the midfielder opted for a sliding tackle.

click -

Lu Deyang twisted his left foot to avoid his foot.

Before Zieg could come over and extend his foot, he turned around and swung his right foot.

boom--

This kick was quite sudden; both teams were waiting for Lu Deyang to coordinate with his teammates.

His assist to McClair after dribbling past five players still made him develop some ingrained habits.

Before Helmer and Babel could even block the ball, it swept past them and headed straight for the goal. Scheuer reacted quickly, jumping and reaching out immediately.

However, this ball was too extreme.

Duang——

The ball hit the inside of the crossbar, bounced off the ground, and then struck the inside of the right post.

Scheuer instinctively tried to retrieve the ball, but then saw the referee point to the center circle and blow his whistle.

The goal is valid!

boom--

"Deyang!"

"Deyang!"

"Deyang!"

The fans in the away stands shouted excitedly, their voices echoing throughout Munich.

The 1860 fans felt some comfort.

The training ground wasn't lent out for nothing.

Compared to typical city rivals, the disappointment among 1860 fans is even greater.

There were many problems that led them from being a powerhouse to a small team, but the biggest reason was missing out on Franz Beckenbauer, which made them hate Bayern Munich very much.

"Deyang!!!"

"Dejan Goal!"

"What a goal!"

"Perhaps this kind of goal, after dribbling past several players, is Dejan's usual style."

“When facing opponents who are too easy, Dejan loses all his composure and energy.”

"It's like when we eat bacon, we don't bring a napkin and use a knife and fork to cut it into small pieces. Some people even pick it up with their hands and put it in their mouths. What I'm trying to say is that football is like dining. What kind of food deserves what level of treatment, and the same applies to the football field."

"Bayern Munich is clearly a formidable opponent!"

Jim Beglin said excitedly.

Lu Deyang has been incredibly strong since his comeback.

However, it is also a fact that Lu Deyang performs better against opponents like Liverpool and Bayern Munich.

He then summarized the pattern from it.

"What are you doing? Why isn't anyone blocking long-range shots?"

Matthäus ran back to the backfield and asked angrily.

"You failed to steal the ball either, didn't you?"

Babel countered with a question.

"Damn piece of trash..." Matthäus was about to make a move.

He was never afraid to fight with his teammates.

Seeing this, Helmer quickly stepped between the two and advised, "Alright, this time it's our fault, we'll definitely be more careful next time."

He truly hadn't expected Lu Deyang to take a long-range shot.

Humph,
Matthäus snorted and turned to walk towards the center circle to prepare for the restart.

Playing football with these useless guys will drive him crazy sooner or later.

Looking at it this way, I really envy Pelé. Pelé's teammates were Didi, Garrincha, and Vava, as well as two Santos players and Rivelino, Maradona's idol, and Alberto, Brazil's best full-back.

Then look at his teammates.

Matthäus couldn't help but feel a deep sadness.

Damn it, these idiots must be the seeds left behind by the Americans!

Bayern regained possession, and Matthäus charged forward on his own as soon as he received the ball.

McClair wanted to teach Matthäus a lesson, but the physical collision caused him to stumble.

Matthäus's height ensures his center of gravity is very stable, and coupled with his abnormal physical strength, it is difficult for anyone, whether tall or short, to gain an advantage when fighting against him.

The innate physical condition is too good!

His short stature actually helps him with strength and speed, as he doesn't need to frequently adjust his center of gravity.

McClair had already secured his position when Matthäus surged ahead.

Scholes didn't even think about making a tackle; he charged at Matthäus and slid in with a sliding tackle.

He's not lying when he says that tackling relies on feeling.

Matthäus was startled.

He quickly knocked the ball more than a meter away and accelerated to jump over Scholes' feet.

Redondo went straight up to Matthäus, wanting to contest the 50/50 ball with him.

The two people were about the same distance from the ball.

However, he lacked explosiveness, and Matthäus got to the ball first and poked it out with his right foot.

Chygryn, with his back to goal, casually passed the ball sideways, but the pass wasn't very precise.

However, Kostadinov had excellent ball control; he pulled the ball with his left foot and immediately adjusted to cut the ball with his right foot to avoid sending it into Lu Deyang's arms.

Lu Deyang chose to chase after the ball.

Butt, on the wing, quickly moved to double-team them.

Knowing he couldn't keep the ball, the Bulgarian star immediately backheeled it to the goalkeeper. At that moment, Scholes rushed forward to reach the ball, only to be tackled from behind by Matthäus.

"Are you alright, Paul?"

Lu Deyang went over and pulled Scholes up, asking him a question.

Scholes shook his head.

"You haven't caught up with my free kick yet."

Matthäus spoke up.

Lu Deyang looked at Matthäus with surprise.

What on earth is going on in this guy's head?
Could it be that they think they can't beat the King of the Road on the court, so they've started setting conditions?

The more modifiers he adds, the more likely he is to win.

The King of Land Ball still can't win the game next week in Munich where you have to urinate the farthest distance in the morning.

Judging from the results, Lu Deyang felt that his free kicks were more deceptive.

Playing football is about keeping your opponent guessing your thoughts.

However, Matthäus felt this was a trick.

Then when the opportunity arises, we'll give him a free kick that both the goalkeeper and the wall know will shoot, and it'll be impossible to defend against.

Irwin took the kick, and Lu Deyang passed the ball to Redondo.

Redondo takes the ball and advances.

This is a very obvious signal.

Bayern Munich players were determined to teach Manchester United a lesson.

Previously, during positional play, the team was still passing the ball around in the backfield.

They are now in their own half, and Manchester United have chosen to attack instead!
What's wrong? Not enough defensive players to get excited?

Chygryn ran back to the center circle and stretched his leg, but his ability to intercept was mediocre.

Redondo didn't even bother using any skill to get past him; he simply squeezed through.

Christian Ziegler thought for a moment and then kept his eyes fixed on Beckham.

This little golden retriever left a deep impression on him.

Redondo had no intention of passing to Beckham; instead, he accelerated forward, a move that drew Nerlinger and Scholl to press him.

At that moment, Redondo immediately passed the ball to Lu Deyang.

"Be careful!!!"

Trapattoni shouted.

Matthäus adjusted his center of gravity, just as he was about to pounce.

Lu Deyang immediately accelerated and rushed past him.

Bayern's defense appears to have a large number of players, but with both teams' players concentrated in this area, there aren't many players directly facing each other in defense.

Babel spread his legs, giving Lu Deyang the perfect opportunity.

*Thud*—Lu Deyang pushed with his right foot, and the ball went straight through Babel's legs and behind him.

Sensing something was wrong, Wittschke rushed into the penalty area from the other side, but Lu Deyang's explosiveness was too strong. The moment he rushed up from the flank and stretched out his foot, Lu Deyang had already flicked it out with the inside of his foot.

boom--

Scheuer, standing on the edge of the penalty area, instinctively reached out but failed to touch the ball. Turning his head, he saw that the ball was already in the net.

boom--

"Deyang!!!"

"Deyang!!!"

"Deyang!!!"

Manchester United fans chanted their number seven name once again.

The previous goal was clearly not that long ago.

This constant celebration kept many fans in a state of high excitement, and if they hadn't looked at the scoreboard, they wouldn't even have known that the score was 4-1.

All they knew was that their team, led by number seven, could defeat Bayern in the next round.

All they know is how to score goals, and keep scoring.

Lu Deyang poses a huge threat to the opponent every time he dribbles past them, giving Bayern no chance at all.

It's truly rare to find a player with such strong dribbling ability in the middle.

Compared to Lu Deyang, the so-called genius Gaza seems like a child's play player, just like the core player of the Lincoln High School team.

In the Sky TV studio, Jim Beglin excitedly shouted, "Dejan!!!!!"

"Dejan Goal!!!!"

"GoalGoalGoal!"

"In the 30th minute of the first half, Dejan once again single-handedly broke through the opponent's goal. A few years later, when they met Dejan again, even though his jersey had changed from blue to red, Bayern still could not escape the fate of not even having to play the second leg."

"The Munich Olympic Stadium applauded Dejan last time, and it will certainly do so today. Bayern had no explanation for this goal. Their midfielders and defenders were all in front of the penalty area, but Dejan simply dribbled through the middle and penetrated Bayern's concrete defense. He was like Odin wielding Gungnir, crushing all enemies with lightning speed."

"Legend has it that wishes made to Gungnir will come true. Perhaps if Bayern players make wishes to Dejan's boots now, they can lose with more dignity!!!"

How cruel!

Even Martin Tyler felt that Manchester United was a ruthless and terrifying team.

Redondo's dribbling and advancing the ball was effective, and the forward pressure from other players also drew some attention.

Therefore, their contributions cannot be denied.

Even so, Lu Deyang's actions in the middle showed that he completely disregarded the Bayern players.

Hey!
With just three midfielders and three defenders there, you still managed to dribble the ball directly into the penalty area from the densest part of the central defense and score.

That's a bit cruel, isn't it? It makes the Bayern players seem like a bunch of useless trash.

But the reality is that they are among the best players in Germany, and even among the top players in Europe.

Such a team is like the 74 Italian army divisions in World War II in front of Manchester United – they look strong, but they are easily defeated.

"Brian, let's find a wizard."

Ferguson said, "As soon as possible, get back and do it!"

Brian Kidd was somewhat surprised, not expecting Ferguson's attitude to change so drastically.

Just a moment ago they were indifferent, but now they're so eager.

However, seeing the murderous glares in the eyes of the Bayern players on the field, Kidd somewhat understood the Scottish coach's thoughts.

Lu Deyang has never even received a yellow card.

It's hard to say whether a player like that would provoke his opponents.

However, the biggest problem is that many of Lu Deyang's goals, rather than directly provoking the opponent, make them feel more embarrassed.

As Busby's son, he also had a illustrious career.

Put yourself in his shoes; if he were playing against Lu Deyang today, he would probably be furious with him too.

No wonder Ferguson was afraid.

Even doctors can only be of help after Lu Deyang is injured.

Perhaps only a wizard could ensure that Lu Deyang would not get hurt.

……

An apartment in Porto.

Bobby Robson's teaching assistant and translator was staring intently at the black-and-white television screen.

José Mourinho is an ambitious man.

He had previously tried his hand at being a head coach, but encountered many problems.

That's why he chose to learn from Robson and improve himself.

After watching Manchester United's matches recently, he discovered another way of playing.

Football requires a large number of players to attack in order to create a threat. If the attack fails, the opponent will launch a counterattack.

This is a problem that many coaches find difficult to solve.

The reason why Italian defenders are so individually capable is because they have no teammates around them when they counter-attack, so they can only solve problems one-on-one.

However, if only one player is used in attack while the other nine players are mostly on defense, the opponent will not have many good opportunities, thus ensuring the safety of the team's goal.

Moreover, if the offensive players are good enough, they can solve the problem on their own.

Take Lu Deyang from the TV series, for example.

When he takes over a team with Lu Deyang, he can simply put a defensive striker in front of him, and then put four defensive midfielders and four defenders behind Lu Deyang. Wouldn't that make him invincible?

He was too naive to think he could defeat his opponent with offense.

With star players who can change the game with their abilities, everyone else just needs to play defense!
At that moment, José Mourinho felt he had grasped the true essence of football.

……

Gerd Müller, standing in the stands, looked at Beckenbauer and said in a low voice, "Well, those kids have lost badly again."

"You guy..."

Beckenbauer shook his head helplessly and said, "It's not their problem."

Even if he were to encounter Lu Deyang, he would probably suffer a loss.

Lu Deyang's performance as a free agent today was even better than before.

He did an excellent job of controlling the team's tempo, something that was not common in football at the time. Even when opponents pressed him, he would pass the ball forward with his teammates instead of controlling the ball in the backfield.

Backcourt playmaker!

Beckenbauer also recognized the importance of this position.

Even if other players cannot replicate the libero's style of play, they can still place a player next to the defensive midfielder to control the tempo.

This makes it easier to disrupt the opponent's formation, and you don't have to worry about the number 10 losing possession in the attacking third.

The Football Emperor believes that the football world will soon undergo a major transformation that will have a significant impact on the tactics of all leagues.

On the field.

The morale of Bayern Munich players is visibly low.

This wasn't something that happened overnight; it was Lu Deyang who gradually eroded their will through assists and goals.

Whether it's dribbling past opponents with their feet or using their brains to deceive them with free kicks, it only deepens their self-doubt.

Is such an enemy truly something they can defeat?
Especially the second goalkeeper, Scheuer, is already considering whether he should coincidentally get injured and miss the second leg.

Playing goalkeeper during a tragedy would greatly affect his confidence.

Scheuer didn't want to go through it a second time.

On the pitch, Bayern players were passing the ball faster than before, clearly unsure of what to do and simply wanting to pass it to their teammates.

Mateus was seething with hatred.

He could only dribble the ball forward himself.

"Idiot, get into position and provide support!"

Upon discovering that Sieg was still in the same spot, Matthäus waved his hand and cursed.

At that moment, Beckham went up, turned sideways, and poked the ball away with his foot.

Matthäus was furious.

Lu Deyang was one thing, but a kid who hadn't even grown up yet dared to steal the ball from him. He immediately turned around and grabbed Beckham's arm.

Beckham was quick-witted and nimbly flicked the ball away with his foot.

Scholes, who had retreated, received the ball and, without even turning around, passed it back to Lu Deyang.

click -

Lu Deyang started his run, and Redondo and Butt quickly moved forward on his left and right sides.

Nerlinger's attempt to intercept was easily bypassed by Lu Deyang with a croquet-like tackle, and Scholl, who was chasing back, simply tackled the ball from the side and behind.

Lu Deyang reacted quickly, flicking the ball forward and jumping up.

But at this moment, Shao Er chose to raise his foot and kick Lu Deyang's shin in mid-air.

"damn it!"

Kidd reacted quickly and hugged Ferguson.

Almost instantly, Manchester United players made moves from all directions.

Redondo thought Matthäus wanted to protect his teammate, so he immediately stretched out his arm to block Matthäus.

Unexpectedly, Matthäus kicked Scholl in the backside as he had just gotten up, cursing, "Those who foul when they can't win are trash, and those who foul but still can't win are even worse than trash!"

This stunned both teams of players.

Manchester United players who were originally planning to cause trouble for Scholl quickly stopped Matthäus.

It was only then that they realized how strong this small German man was.

Trapattoni was grinding his teeth to dust.

Damn it, he'd rather Matthäus tackle Lu Deyang than see infighting within the team.

Bayern Munich already has enough tabloid news.

Frey remarked from the sidelines, "This is getting interesting; our own people are fighting each other."

"Don't say those things."

Helmer said, frowning.

He could more or less guess what Matthäus was thinking.

That guy always thought he was superior to others.

This attack on Scholl is probably just an excuse. Scholl is treated very well in the team. Matthäus is such an arrogant person, and he must be feeling uncomfortable seeing Scholl causing trouble all the time without being punished.

With his ability, he should be a privileged player in any team.

But the reality is that he is a player who is inferior to him, and is a privileged member of the team.

Today, it seems more like Matthäus was deliberately causing trouble for Scholl to vent his frustration. Matthäus isn't exactly a clean player either, so to say he stood up for his opponent would be a joke.

As the team leader, he had no choice but to step in and persuade Sauer.

After a moment of stunned silence, the referee finally came up and showed Matthäus a red card, and then gave Scholl a yellow card.

"Prepare to make a substitution. Let Ryan get up and warm up."

"After calming down," Ferguson said.

Kidd turned around and called out to Giggs.

Given how the game went today, Ferguson can't possibly let Lu Deyang continue playing.

There's just enough time before Giggs takes the free kick to warm up.

Matthäus walked to the sidelines.

Redondo looked at Lu Deyang, who had gotten up, and asked, "Are you alright, Deyang?"

"It's nothing, but I was startled. It was Matthäus."

Lu Deyang said, not knowing whether to laugh or cry.

Redondo nodded and said, "This guy isn't a bad person."

Lu Deyang: ...

Matthäus isn't a bad person, but I doubt any of his former teammates would agree.

However, since he helped Lu Qiuwang today, he can't be a bad person.

We'll have to come up with an explanation later.

Beckham stood to the side and didn't move forward at all.

He was afraid that Lu Deyang would think he was trying to steal the opportunity to take the penalty.

Lu Deyang got up and positioned the ball, waiting for the Bayern players to make their move.

Scheuer was nervously directing his teammates to form a wall inside the penalty area; the previous free kick had left a deep impression on him.

Regardless of whether Lu Deyang passes the ball or not, this time it will be treated as a direct free kick.

A huge chorus of boos erupted from the Munich Olympic Stadium.

Bayern Munich fans are scared.

They hoped to influence Lu Deyang in this way.

All eyes were on them; everyone knew Manchester United were preparing to make a substitution.

This was Lu Deyang's last touch of the ball on the field today.

beep—

Lu Deyang, standing behind the ball on the right side, began his run-up with small, quick steps.

Right foot, left foot.

After two steps, the right foot became the supporting foot, and the left foot slid out with the inside of the foot, pressing down the center of gravity.

boom--

The ball flew past Nerlinger's head to the right and then began to spin to the right. The ball's trajectory was very obvious; even if McClair didn't turn to the side, he wouldn't have been able to block it.

Scheuer had already determined his position and was standing next to the pillar. Just as he was about to jump, he suddenly felt something was wrong.

The goalkeeper couldn't see the ball clearly from his perspective, but based on his experience, he felt that the ball had changed its trajectory. For a moment, his mind went blank, and he jumped and dived to the side without thinking too much. Just as the ball flew past his arm...

This Bayern Munich second-choice goalkeeper was just cursing under his breath.

Holy crap, there really are people who can make an S-shaped curve when they kick a free kick...

(End of this chapter)