Soccer: If they're using these kinds of cheats, what's the point of training?

"Wow, Dugarry, have you ever seen a goal like that before? This is the first time I've seen one in all these years. What kind of goal do you think this is? What level is it?" Butt asked in the studio.

Dugarry: "Not only have you never seen it, but I haven't either. Indeed, we've seen many miraculous goals scored by starting from midfield and then dribbling past several players, including Ronaldo, who was so good that he even had to get past the goalkeeper."

But I've never seen a superhuman sprint nearly 80 meters from their own penalty area, dribbling past five players, and then passing the ball to themselves three seconds later while dribbling past them.

If you ask me what level this is, I wouldn't dare say it's the best in the world, but it will be repeatedly revered by countless fans, players, and coaches for years to come.

"Do you think there are any other players in the current football world who could score a goal like that?"

"It's difficult. There are several difficulties. The first is sprinting 80 meters. Many players can run that distance, but Zhang Kuang only took 7 seconds. Can you imagine that?"

Do you know what it means to dribble the ball 80 meters in 7 seconds? That's a speed of 41 km/h, and the key point is that this was done while dribbling past 5 people.

This is too difficult; most people can't do it. I believe almost no one else can replicate Zhang Kuang's incredible feat.

Yes, this is only the first difficulty, which has already stumped almost all the wingers. There is a second difficulty.

That is, when he was dribbling past someone, he passed the ball to himself three seconds later. Oh my god, I have never seen such a strange thing in the history of football.

Passing the ball to yourself three seconds later while dribbling past your opponent—Bart, do you know how difficult that is? Anyone who has ever played football knows how difficult it is.

"Yes, according to Dugarry's analysis, viewers, we just witnessed a goal that doesn't belong to this world. I saw Auxerre's coach Fernandez praying, and I believe everyone can understand his actions, because this can only be described as a miracle."

"There is a third challenge, Butt, the most important ability of a top football superstar is to carry the team in the face of adversity and fight back."

Nearly forty minutes into the first half, the Auxerre I saw was not the Auxerre of the past. This was an Auxerre whose soul had been ripped out. I originally thought they would suffer a bitter defeat today.

However, Zhang Yixing of China used two world-class goals to carry the team in a comeback from adversity. But this is the kind of spirit most needed in the World Cup, and also the kind of spirit most needed in the Champions League and league title races.

Therefore, I believe that what all the top European teams need most right now is to sign a player like Zhang Kuang. He not only has the ability to compete for titles, but he also has the mentality to do so.

"..."

3:2.

Grenoble played their best half of the season – their midfield strangulation tactics were executed flawlessly, completely shutting down Auxerre's attacking engine, Pedretti, and the entire defense gave the opponent almost no decent chances in the first forty minutes. Three-nil was the score they deserved.

But the Chinese player scored two goals in a row, making the score 3-2.

Both goals were world-class.

This is a goal that only players of Messi's, Ronaldo's, and Ronaldinho's caliber can score.

The game continued, and Fernandez, still ecstatic, issued new instructions: Fernandez would become a free agent, able to appear anywhere on the field, with the other players fully cooperating with him while ensuring a solid defense and preventing any more goals from being conceded. If anyone conceded another goal, they would be relegated to the reserve team and would not be allowed to play again for the rest of the season.

Upon hearing their coach's instruction, the O'Sullivan players realized his anger and perked up, as if their fighting spirit had returned.

In the 41st minute, Grenoble attempted to regain control of the game after kicking off from the center circle.

They tried to stabilize the situation by passing the ball around in midfield, but Auxerre's pressing intensity clearly increased—not tactically, but mentally. It was a kind of momentum ignited by one person, where no one wanted to hold anyone back.

Pedretti intercepted the ball in midfield and passed it to Olic on the wing.

Olic dribbled forward, and two Grenoble defenders immediately closed him down. This time, Olic didn't hesitate; before the two could close in, he played a through ball behind Grenoble's defense.

Zhang Kuang started from the right sideline, like a bullet being launched.

His first step was so explosive that the guards marking him couldn't keep up at all, and by the time he accelerated with his second step, he was already a body length ahead.

The ball bounced in front of him, and he gently controlled it with the outside of his right foot.

Grenoble's center-back Postián Cesar rushed forward, keeping his center of gravity low, ready to make a head-on interception.

His arrogance did not slow down.

He made a circle on the ball with his right foot – a stepover.

In the CCTV-5 studio, Xu Yang exclaimed in surprise, "Wow, I never expected Zhang Kuang to have such gorgeous footwork. It's truly a feast for the eyes!"

"Yes, what I don't understand is why they kept it hidden and refused to use it before, despite their arrogance?"

"Maybe it's because he was always a striker before, so he didn't need to use this kind of technique to break through."

"Yes……"

Cesar's center of gravity shifted slightly to the left by an inch.

Zhang Kuang's second stepover was even faster; he flicked the ball past Cesar's outside with his right foot and then overtook him from the outside.

Another overtaking maneuver.

Cesar reached out to grab Zhang Kuang's jersey, but only grasped air. He turned around to chase after him, but Zhang Kuang had already left him two steps behind.

"Zhang Kuang is at it again!" Liu Jianhong's voice was already hoarse. "Another breakthrough down the wing! Another overtaking maneuver on the curve! Grenoble's defense is like paper in front of him!"

Zhang Kuang dribbled wildly into the penalty area, where Grenoble's other center-back, David Yemali, came to cover from the front, and the goalkeeper also rushed out to block the near post.

Zhang Kuang raised his right foot and made a feint to shoot.

Yemali was tricked and raised his foot to block—but his arrogant foot pulled back before touching the ball, and then he used his left foot to flick the ball sideways, creating a shooting angle.

Take a step.

"Bang—!"

The ball was moving at extremely high speed, heading straight for the far corner of the goal.

Grenoble's goalkeeper made a diving save, extending his right hand to its limit—his fingertips touched the ball.

The ball changed direction slightly, hit the outside of the goalpost, and bounced out of bounds.

"when--!"

The crisp sound sent a shiver through the hearts of Auxerre fans.

"The post! That wild shot hit the post again! Twice in the first half!" Liu Jianhong's voice was filled with regret. "So close to a hat trick! Just a few centimeters away!"

Zhang Kuang stood with his hands on his hips, looked at the still slightly trembling goalpost, shook his head, and turned to walk towards the center line.

It's not regret, it's helplessness.

He has done everything he could.

The rest depends on luck.

A shot in the first half, hitting the post twice—what kind of crazy luck is this? Is it impossible for him to turn this game around today?

No, impossible! He's a man with a system!

In the 44th minute, Auxerre earned a corner kick. Birsa delivered the ball into the center of the penalty area, Grihidin headed it, but the Grenoble goalkeeper punched it away with both hands, clearing it poorly.

Pedretti received the ball outside the penalty area, but instead of shooting, he passed it to Olic on the right wing. Olic, after receiving the ball, did not cross, but instead passed it back to Pedretti—he was stalling for time, waiting for a better opportunity.

In the 45th minute, the fourth official raised the stoppage time board – two minutes.

First half stoppage time.

Auxerre patiently passed the ball around in the attacking third, with Pedretti receiving the ball near the center circle and Zhang Kuang roaming around the right sideline.

Forty-sixth minute.

Pedretti delivered a long diagonal pass, sending the ball near the right touchline. Zhang Kuang received the ball with his back to goal, but two Grenoble defenders pressed him simultaneously from behind and the side.

Instead of dribbling past his opponent, he flicked the ball with the outside of his right foot—the ball arced through the air, bypassing the defender's head, and landed at the edge of the penalty area.

It wasn't a shot, it was a pass; he was afraid the curse would strike again and hit the post.

Yellen started her run inside the six-yard box, extending her right foot before the defender could react.

He didn't stop the ball, but instead used the instep of his foot to push it into the air.

The ball rolled past the goalkeeper's hand and nestled into the bottom right corner of the goal.

3: 3.