"Goal! Baumann! Bayern Munich U19 has equalized!" the Bayern commentator shouted wildly. "2-2! They did it! Their relentless attack has finally paid off!"

The Allianz Arena erupted! Tens of thousands of Bayern Munich fans jumped from their seats, waving flags and singing the team song, turning the entire stadium into a sea of ​​red.

On the pitch, Bayern players celebrated wildly.

Bowman broke free from his teammates' embrace, rushed to the corner flag, and slid down to celebrate, leaving three deep marks on the ground.

The other Bayern players rushed over and piled on top of each other.

Hofmann didn't join the celebrations. Instead, he ran into the Dortmund penalty area and yelled at Lothar, who was still lying on the ground, "See that? That's the real Bayern!"

He then turned to Lin Fan, making a "2-2" gesture with a mocking smile: "Your solo performance? It's useless now!"

On the Bayern bench, all the players and coaches rushed out. Hermann excitedly pumped his fist and roared, finally releasing his long-suppressed emotions.

"Bayern equalized, and they deserved it," a German commentator said during the television broadcast.

"The second half was a completely one-sided game; Dortmund had no chances whatsoever. Now it seems their first-half lead was more like a fluke."

Another commentator chimed in: "Indeed, Dortmund's players are too young and completely lost their rhythm under pressure. Bayern showed their pedigree as a top club; they know how to control the game."

In the away stands, the Borussia Dortmund fans were silent.

They watched the Bayern players celebrating wildly, their eyes filled with worry. Some young fans even started to cry.

"Daddy, will we lose?" a little girl asked, holding her father's hand.

The father pursed his lips, did not answer, but simply held his daughter's hand tightly.

In the VIP box, Klopp and Kent looked grave.

"His physical condition has dropped too much," Klopp analyzed. "Stephano's movement has been significantly limited since his injury, and Ilario alone couldn't stop Baumann. The midfield was completely out of control, and the ball couldn't be passed to Lin Fan."

Kent nodded: "Bayern's tactics are very clear: use high-intensity pressure to wear down Dortmund, and then unleash their power in the second half. A common problem with young teams is a lack of consistency."

On the pitch, the Dortmund players hung their heads, looking dejected. Lothar retrieved the ball from the net and silently walked towards the center circle. Ilario helped Stefano up, and the two looked at each other in silence.

Schneider stood with his hands on his hips, panting heavily, his jersey soaked with sweat. Webber knelt on the ground, pounding the turf with his fists.

Lin Fan stood near the center circle, watching the Bayern players celebrating wildly, watching Hofmann's mocking gestures, and watching the worried Dortmund fans in the stands.

A voice suddenly rang in his mind:

[Steps accumulated: 3000/3000]

[Reward: Guaranteed header goal (one-time offer)]

[Note: The next header will 100% result in a goal, regardless of defensive position, level of interference, or goalkeeper save.]

Lin Fan was stunned.

A header that's guaranteed to score? At this moment?

He looked up and gazed toward the Bayern goal.

A crazy idea took shape in his mind.

"Raise your heads!" Lin Fan suddenly shouted.

The Dortmund players looked at him.

"The game isn't over yet! We still have twenty-five minutes left!" Lin Fan's voice wasn't loud in the noisy stadium, but every Dortmund player heard it clearly.

"They've tied it, so let's score another one! It's simple!"

His tone was calm and firm, without any frustration or panic.

Schneider was the first to react, walking towards the center circle: "Lin is right, the game isn't over yet!"

Ilario patted Stefano on the shoulder: "We can defend, and we can attack!"

Lothar placed the ball at the center circle tee spot: "Again!"

The Dortmund players regrouped, and the confusion in their eyes was gradually replaced by determination.

The Bayern players ended their long celebration and slowly walked back to their own half. As Hofmann passed Lin Fan, he sneered, "Want to score another one? Dream on. Now it's our turn to put on a show."

Lin Fan glanced at him, but did not respond. He simply walked towards the center circle tee point.

Referee Nacho blew his whistle, and the game restarted.

Lin Fan passed the ball to Keo, who then passed it back to Schneider. Dortmund passed the ball around in their own half, trying to regain control of the tempo.

Bayern players immediately pressed forward, their morale high and their pressing even more aggressive.

In the 67th minute, Schneider was sandwiched between Hofmann and Mazzitelli in midfield and managed to pass the ball to Webber on the right wing.

Webber dribbled forward, but was cleanly dispossessed by Bayern's left-back.

Bayern launched a swift counter-attack, with three passes and two turnovers, the ball returning to Fischer's feet. Fischer cut inside and shot, but the ball went over the crossbar.

"Bayern's offensive continues! They want to press their advantage and take the lead!" the Bayern commentator exclaimed excitedly.

Dortmund goal kick. Lothar launched a long ball forward, Lin Fan and Bayern's center-back contested for the header, and the ball was headed back to midfield.

Schneider and Hoffmann both rushed towards the second ball, engaging in a fierce battle. Ultimately, Hoffmann used his physical advantage to intercept the ball and launch another attack.

Bayern's siege continued until the 69th minute, when Dortmund finally got a chance to breathe.

Ilario intercepted the ball from Baumann in the backfield and cleared it with a long kick.

The ball flew towards the left flank of the attacking third. Keo chased after it and managed to retrieve it before it went out of bounds, passing it back to the onrushing left-back Schulz.

Schulz surveyed the attacking third, where Lin Fan was raising his hand in the middle, asking for the ball.

Bayern's defense moved slightly forward, with Mazzitelli marking Lin Fan closely and not giving him a chance to turn around.

Schulz didn't choose to pass the ball on the ground; he saw Lin Fan's position and decided to try a long pass.

The ball soared high, drawing an arc as it flew towards the top of the penalty area.

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