Max-level burst damage at the start, the British Empire arrives!

Playing around is fine, but no one should joke about the competition.

At the start of the second half, Dortmund players immediately demonstrated excellent attacking organization.

Forty-sixth minute.

Kehl crossed from the right, and Silva swept the ball out of bounds just in time to intercept Lewandowski's shot.

Lewandowski kicked very cleanly, immediately pulling his leg back and jumping up, and the two actually ended up embracing each other.

Amidst the laughter of the fans, the two casually patted each other on the back.

Dortmund took the throw-in, and Shinji Kagawa and his teammates played three consecutive one-two passes before Kagawa broke through to the left side of the penalty area and unleashed a low cross.

Szczesny fumbled the ball, and Silva kicked it out of bounds.

Another ball out of bounds.

Sun Ke glanced at Shinji Kagawa; he was unremarkable in appearance.

But I must say, this kid's physical abilities are incredibly weak, but his short-range bursts of speed are quite impressive, and he's also very talented.

Based on his outstanding performance over the past two seasons, some people have even given Kagawa the nickname "Dortmund Messi".

Over the years, any short player with a bit of talent has been called "Messi".

Regardless of skill level, as long as someone's nickname includes "Messi," they'll attract worldwide attention.

There's no way around it, Mr. Mei's success story is just too inspiring; even Vardy has to admit he admires him.

Messi's individual ability is too extraordinary, and he happened to be with Barcelona when they had the best lineup of possession-based football.

At the club level, Messi had all the elements of success.

Sun doesn't approve of Kagawa being associated with Boss Mei.

He wanted to test whether the kid's back could withstand his maxed-out prediction.

Dortmund took the throw-in, and after a few passes, the ball reached Shinji Kagawa's feet.

Sun Ke blocked the left flank, leaving the middle lane to Kagawa Shinji.

This guy usually kicks down the left flank. Let's see how he handles locking down his left flank.

Kagawa dribbled the ball laterally to the right, looking like he was about to break through the vast plains on the right.

Sun Ke was skeptical of this choice because, in terms of speed, Kagawa didn't have that ability.

This kid is only really good at the first one or two steps; after that, he becomes mediocre.

Moreover, when he breaks through on the outside, Sun Ke can provide support inside. As long as he wants to break through, he can't do it that way.

really.

next moment!

As soon as Sun Ke's right foot touched the ground, Kagawa immediately changed direction to the left.

The calculation was quite accurate!

Is this guy trying to play the ankle-breaker in front of me?

Just when Shinji Kagawa thought he had achieved a breakthrough.

Sun Ke suddenly stretched his right foot to the right and got stuck on the football.

Shinji Kagawa was clearly taken aback, and Sun Ke felt that this guy must have a thought popping into his head.

What?

How could his supporting leg have suddenly moved?

Haha, I didn't use my right foot for support!

Next, both of them put all their strength into their legs that were stuck on the soccer ball.

Sun Ke's strength is not outstanding, but Kagawa's is even worse.

With both of them working together, Sun Ke forcefully pushed the ball forward and then dribbled forward.

"Big Cross" quickly came up to meet him. Sun Ke made a passing feint and, as the opponent rushed in, immediately flicked the ball to six or seven meters behind him.

Live a clean and tidy life!

The away team players were somewhat surprised to see Sun Ke dribble past two players and break through Dortmund's formation.

They have studied Sun Ke and found that Arsenal's defensive midfielder almost never takes the initiative to dribble past opponents.

Even if you manage to get past someone, you won't get past a second person.

Including Kagawa, Sun Ke has already passed two people.

The defenders deduced that Sun Ke would either pass the ball or take a long-range shot.

He will absolutely not dribble past anyone again!

However, just as Piszczek stepped forward to block, Sun Ke suddenly changed direction with his left foot, bringing the ball towards the center.

Seeing this, Klopp shouted from the sidelines, "Foul! Foul!"

"You've allowed one of their defensive midfielders to advance fifty meters!"

But it was too late to say all that at this point. After dribbling past his opponent, Sun Ke changed direction to the right, creating an opening for a shot, and then swung his leg powerfully!

"Bang!"

With a loud bang, the football, as if leaving a blur, headed straight for the top left corner of the goal.

Max-level long-range shooting!

Plus, it has 90 power when shooting from long range!

This means that as long as Sun Ke can unleash a long-range shot!

The opponent must undergo a tribulation!

really!

The football flew past Weidenfeller's fingers at incredible speed and into the goal!

1: 0!

After scoring, Sun Ke excitedly rushed towards the Emirates Stadium's die-hard supporters' section, pointing two thumbs-up to his name behind him.

At this moment, the entire Emirates Stadium was filled with jubilation.

Klopp held his head in frustration; his players were too eager to dispossess Sun Ke and launch a counter-attack.

Unexpectedly, this young man defied expectations, dribbling past several opponents and unleashing a devastating long-range shot.

Klopp had no choice but to go all in, replacing Kyle with Barrios.

Dortmund's formation changed to 4-3-3.

In the following matches, Dortmund began to go all out on attack.

Wenger substituted Arshavin for Gervinho and then moved all three lines back to the center, further strengthening the midfield.

Dortmund's tactics are becoming increasingly simple, to the point of directly targeting their attacking players.

Silva has good speed, and Vermaelen is a left-back by trade. Even if Dortmund players pass the ball behind the defense, the three forwards can only choose to shoot the moment they receive the ball.

Arsenal, on the other hand, almost completed a counter-attack in the 60th minute.

Sun Ke's pass landed between the left-back and the center-back again, but unfortunately Chamberlain hesitated too much in front of the goalkeeper and Hummels cleared the ball.

With seventy minutes of the game already passed, Dortmund's players began to tire.

Wenger substituted Ramsey for Rosicky to continue putting pressure on the opponent.

So far, only five Arsenal players have played consecutive matches.

Sun Ke and Song are both physical fitness fanatics, and Silva has exceptional physical attributes and no problem with physical fitness.

Despite being 33 years old, Capdevila's forte is his physical fitness.

As for Szczesny...

There has never been a case of a goalkeeper running out of energy in the world of football.

Arsenal gradually gained control of possession, moving Dortmund players around the field.

In the 80th minute, Wenger substituted the returning Diaby for Chamberlain, changing the formation to 4-4-2.

The stadium erupted in cheers when Diaby came on.

Although this guy is always getting injured, he has been with the team for seven years and is one of the team's most senior players.

Arsenal had a series of shooting opportunities.

In the 86th minute, Arshavin took a corner kick from the left.

Vermaelen flicked the ball on at the near post, and Son Ke blocked Hummels, who was marking Van Persie, in the middle.

The Dutch striker easily slotted the ball home at the far post.

2: 0!

Arsenal secured the victory at home!

All the players gathered together, excitedly celebrating their qualification as group winners with one game to spare.

Shortly after, the referee blew the final whistle to end the match.

Wenger clenched his fist excitedly; his team had finally secured first place in the group, avoiding the pattern of five years with Bayern and three years with Barcelona.

Sun Ke was named Man of the Match for his performance in opening the scoring and shutting down the opponent's attacking players.

With check-in rewards and match day bonuses, Sun Ke earned a total of 2000 points.

Back in the locker room, Sun Ke opened his personal attribute panel.

Shooting 61, ball control 74, dribbling 72, passing 81, long shot 100

Heading 69, Set pieces 62, Explosiveness 72, Speed ​​71, Power 71

Jump 70, Balance 72, Stamina 88, Tackling 70, Tackle 70

Anticipation 100, Off-the-ball movement 67, Creativity 65, Vision 70

Note: Strength reaches 90 when shooting at long range; the trait is canceled once the user's strength exceeds 90.

Skill: Master of Organization.

Overall assessment: A commendable Premier League player.

Points balance: 3000.

A quick calculation shows that there are still 26 attribute points left to reach 70 in all attributes.

Sun Ke added the remaining 3000 points to his headers.

In this way, you will have 25 attribute points remaining.

The next stage is just around the corner!

If we calculate based on 7000 points per week, we can increase our attributes by 10 points per month.

However, the extra points earned on match days can add about 2 attribute points.

At this rate, by early February at the latest, Sun Ke should be able to max out all his attributes to 70.

According to the system prompts, as long as all attributes reach 70, there will be no further restrictions on increasing attributes.

This means that Sun Ke can now allocate skill points according to his own wishes.

You can go for the technical approach, the conceptual approach, or the physical approach.

However, no matter which path you take, it's best to stick to one direction.

Don't be Pirlo today and Pikachu tomorrow.

We must integrate it into a single system.

Looking at the heroes of world football, Messi and Ronaldo have dominated the Ballon d'Or for more than three years, and all the footballing giants deserve to be defeated by them.

Unfortunately, my abilities are insufficient, leaving me only with sighs.

But these two people were definitely not what Sun Ke thought.

As the saying goes, in martial arts, speed is the ultimate weapon.

A brave warrior goes to war, and with one mighty force, he can defeat ten opponents.

Given Sun Ke's height, trying to succeed in the media industry would be like trying to imitate a cat without capturing the essence.

Even when trying to imitate a CEO, Sun Ke can't pull off the flamboyant look.

The only solution now is to learn from others and create our own model.

In Sun Ke's opinion, Haaland is just fine.

Moreover, with the system at his disposal, Sun Ke could completely transform himself into a wealthy version of Haaland.

No, Haaland is still in elementary school.

When this kid becomes famous in the world of football, everyone will just say he's a poor man's version of Sun Ke.

Thinking of this, Sun Ke almost burst out laughing on the spot.

I have to say, this feeling is just too damn wonderful.

At the same time, Klopp and Wenger were exchanging compliments.

Klopp said his admiration for Wenger was like a surging river, never-ending.

The Dortmund coach said the first season was not successful, but it allowed his players to grow rapidly.

He stated that his focus would be on the league, which would likely give Bayern a headache.

Just a few days ago, Bayern Munich failed to play Dortmund at home.

Once Dortmund focuses all their attention on the league, Bayern simply can't compete with them.

To defeat Dortmund, Bayern Munich can only combine the strength of their foreign players and poach all of Dortmund's best players.

Otherwise, this Dortmund team would have no shortage of good players in any position.

A dozen minutes later, Wenger said in the same place that Klopp is a talented manager and he will definitely make it in the future.

In the interview, the old man specifically praised Sun Ke: "He has been approaching the competition with a fighting spirit since the international match day."

"He knows very well that the team needs him to contribute at this time."

"He contributed a great deal in defense in the last game."

"He opened the scoring for the team in today's game."

"His strengths always give us more opportunities for offensive and defensive transitions and accelerate the team's attack speed."

"I can't judge Sun Ke's potential yet, but I've seen his progress, and he still has a lot of room for improvement."