The strongest waist king of the Red Devils

Chapter 277 Ronaldo's Counterattack
Seeing that Jolyon Lescott has been blocked in front, Ivica Olic's shooting space is blocked, the chance is not very good, Ivica Olic is not greedy, and knocks the ball horizontally into the middle of the penalty area.

There, Cristiano Ronaldo quickly inserted, shook off Phil Neville, and blasted the ball.

Ronaldo's shot this time has a hard foot, great strength, and fast speed. The ball went straight to the near corner of the goal.

Everton goalkeeper Steven Wessels, aware of the danger, went all out to save it.

However, Ronaldo's shot was too fierce. Before Stephen Wessels rushed over, the ball had already stuck to the post and flew into the goal, making Stephen Wessels jump into the air.

3: 0!

Manchester United scored another victory, and Ronaldo scored the third goal of the game.

After the goal, Ronaldo clenched his fists excitedly, puffed out his chest, and roared loudly, hitting back at the Everton fans who kept booing him.

This kind of change also made the fans who played Everton a little ashamed.

They booed Sun Qi of the Manchester United team. Sun Qi was so strong that he almost fought to the end, and finally assisted Giggs to score.

They booed Ronaldo, and Ronaldo bombarded the goal, further expanding the score for Manchester United.

Who else can they boo?

Why are Manchester United so ruthless?To actually fight back in such a way, but not get angry and lose control, it's really too much!

Three goals behind Manchester United, this game, do they still have any hope of regaining it?

This is really too difficult.

blame them?

Because of Ronaldo's goal, the Everton fans all stopped and fell silent, leaving only sporadic boos, lacking confidence, more like dissatisfaction with the performance of the Everton players.

The fans of Manchester United cheered loudly, celebrating Ronaldo's goal, celebrating the team's expansion of the score, and basically reaping the victory of this game.

Their players, great!
In response to the booing of Everton fans, the players should remain calm and fight back in a more reasonable and effective way.

They not only want the opponent to pay the price for their actions, but also ensure that they will not be more affected and affect the team's winning points.

Assists, goals, defense, etc., as long as you do what is beneficial to your team on the field, it is a better way to fight back, rather than being irritated by the opponent and doing irrational behavior.

Just like Sun Qi, like Ronaldo's approach, it's really ruthless and cool enough.

Shh, shhh!I scored a goal, won this game, and I have to win by a big score. Let's see, what confidence do you have to boo?
Outside the stadium, Manchester United coach Ferguson is still very satisfied with Ronaldo's way of counterattacking instead of fouling violently.

Just after the ban was lifted, Ferguson naturally hopes that Ronaldo can learn his lesson and become more mature.

To become the world's top star, Ronaldo needs to learn to control his temper and deal with various possible situations.

This time, Ronaldo handled it very well.

This time, Sun Qi set a good example.

Seeing Sun Qi calmly deal with the physical situation on the court and use it to influence his teammates, Ferguson was even more satisfied with Sun Qi.

With Sun Qi here, it really saved him a lot of trouble.

He can still work as the head coach of Manchester United for a few more years.

On the other side, David Moyes was leaning weakly on a chair.

He has already arranged the team's tactics, trying to avoid Sun Qi as much as possible, but it is still useless.

Sun Qi, it's really not that easy to guard against.

With Sun Qi attracting more attention from the team, on the contrary, it caused the team to deviate in defense and gave other Manchester United players a chance.

This is a very poorly balanced problem.

And in his team, there seems to be no player who can effectively guard against Sun Qi.

Ryan Osman, for example, has plenty of physical strength, a wide range of activities, and good defensive ability. However, facing Sun Qi, Ryan Osman has more than enough energy.

In the contest last season, Ryan Osman was blown away by Sun Qi, and he has a psychological shadow.

In this game, on the defensive side, Ryan Osman obviously couldn't effectively restrict Sun Qi, and he was timid and didn't play well.

Phil Neville and Phil Jagielka, the two defensive midfielders, also couldn't do it.

How to defend against Sun Qi and Manchester United's powerful offensive, Everton seems to be unable to do so.

Looking at the lost players on the field, David Moyes rubbed his temples with a headache, feeling very puzzled.

Manchester United has already led Everton by three goals, and the mentality of the players on both sides of the field has also undergone some changes.

The Manchester United fans continued to cheer for the team, while the Everton fans fell silent.

In the 30th minute, Everton launched a counterattack.

Right-back Tony Hibbert, assisting to the frontcourt, dribbling the ball from the wing, before Giggs, quickly crossed the ball to the center.

Phil Jagielka stepped in from the back row, facing Manchester United's orderly defense, impatiently continued to fall, and simply shot a long-range shot from a heavy artillery.

It's just that Phil Jagielka's shot this time couldn't be suppressed, it was a bit ridiculously high, and flew directly into the stands.

In the 33rd minute, Sun Qi dribbled the ball in the middle, changed directions continuously, and broke through Mikel Arteta.

At this time, Mikel Arteta, who was not in a good mood, stretched out his foot and kicked Sun Qi's foot hard at the moment when Sun Qi was about to pass him by.

It was a foul against the man and the ball, and Sun Qi was not ready, so he staggered and fell forward on the grass.

The referee Nigel Miller was not far away and had already seen Mikel Arteta's deliberate foul. He immediately blew his whistle and showed Mikel Arteta a yellow card as a warning.

Manchester United won a free kick, and Ronaldo took the penalty.

The ball is about thirty yards away from Everton's goal, which is not a bad position.

Cristiano Ronaldo's iconic run-up action made Everton's human wall jump up.

In charge of protecting the near corner is the tall and burly Phil Jagielka.

This time, when Cristiano Ronaldo's free kick flew over, Phil Jagielka took off quickly, headed the ball, and hit the ball smoothly.

After being rubbed by Phil Jagielka, the ball changed direction and flew directly towards the baseline.

Seeing that the ball failed to cross the wall, Ronaldo stood with his hands on his hips, looked around, and shook his head helplessly.

(End of this chapter)