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Chapter 641 This is called a classic goal! [The third update of the explosive liver, ask for a monthly ticket]

Liverpool 5:0 Barcelona!

On the second day of the game, major media around the world published special reports on Liverpool's five-goal rout against Barcelona. They were surprised by the crazy offensive momentum Liverpool showed in this game, and also surprised by the speed of Barcelona's defeat.

Even though Ronaldinho and Messi, two talented superstars, were absent due to injuries, Barcelona still had Eto'o, Henry, Xavi, Iniesta and other outstanding current stars in the Barcelona team, and they scored five goals at Anfield.

This fiasco shocked all media reporters and fans around the world.

The British media have sent praises to the Red Army, believing that Liverpool's performance is enough to make them reach the top of Europe and become the first team in history to successfully defend their title, while Barcelona has been sent out of the Champions League ahead of schedule.

The Guardian commented on this game and believed that there were no obvious problems with the tactics of both sides, but Barcelona's players seemed to be a little absent-minded, which caused Liverpool to seize the opportunity soon after the opening, launched a continuous offensive, and broke Barcelona's goal again and again.

"Yang Yang is undoubtedly the most shining star in this game."

"Since winning the European Ballon d'Or and the World Footballer of the Year, Yang Yang's performance has declined for a while, ushering in the first trough in his career, but he quickly got out of the predicament."

"In this game, Yang Yang implemented the tactics of coach Benitez quite well, and his own state is also quite good. After the opening, the first shot created a threat, forcing Valdes to make a save. Then he scored two goals in a row and assisted Gerrard to score one goal."

"But what is really admirable is Yang Yang's six-man performance before the end of the first half. It will definitely become one of the most classic goals in the history of the Champions League, and it will be recorded in the history of European football and even world football."

But the Guardian also believes that Yang Yang's activity just contrasts with Barcelona's downturn.

"Rijkaard's team performed very badly in the away game. They seem to be completely unable to keep up with Liverpool's rhythm. This can be seen from Yang Yang's six players in a row. Barcelona's players not only stand too far away, but also not keen enough to smell danger."

The Guardian speculates that Barcelona's lack of support is probably related to the team's recent internal chaos.

"With this performance, Barcelona will not only lose the Champions League, but even the La Liga title."

As for the performance of Liverpool and Yang Yang, the Guardian believes that this is definitely at the Champions League level.

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Except for the Guardian, all British media gave the highest evaluation and affirmation to Liverpool's five-goal victory over Barcelona and Yang Yang's hat-trick. At the same time, they believed that Liverpool had advanced to the semi-finals ahead of schedule.

The same goes for the Spanish media.

The headlines on the front pages of the national newspapers were this duel, and it was believed that Barcelona had completely lost this milestone game.

Yes, the most influential newspaper in Spain used milestones to describe this matchup.

They believe that this defeat is an important node in the history of Barcelona, ​​​​representing the complete collapse of the dream team headed by Rijkaard and Ronaldinho.

"In fact, Barcelona's history has always been related to the score of five to zero."

"In the mid-90s, the Dream Team headed by Johan Cruyff beat Real Madrid [-]-[-] at the Camp Nou. This represented the pinnacle of the Dream Team, and it also sent Real Madrid into hell."

"At that time, Real Madrid chairman Mendoza was forced to reorganize, so he introduced the famous Argentine coach Valdano and Argentine midfielder Redondo from Tenerife. With these two Argentines as the core, he reorganized a Real Madrid team. In the following season, Barcelona returned a [-]-[-] victory."

"These two games of [-]-[-] represented the peak and collapse of Cruyff's dream team. After losing [-]-[-], Barcelona fell into chaos for nearly ten years. It was the darkest and most chaotic decade in Barcelona's history. It was not until Laporta and Rijkaard created the dream team that Barcelona ushered in its peak again."

"But who would have thought that after 12 years, Barcelona lost another game [-]-[-], and this time the opponent changed from Real Madrid to Liverpool, which represented the collapse of the dream team's dynasty, and Barcelona is bound to usher in a difficult reorganization."

"And what's even more interesting is that Benitez, who led Liverpool to a [-]-[-] victory over Barcelona, ​​like Valdano, also made his debut in Tenerife, and has Real Madrid's blood flowing in his bones."

"This seems to be a kind of reincarnation of fate!"

The national newspaper is obviously not optimistic about Mourinho's coaching in Barcelona, ​​even though everyone is looking forward to Mourinho's ability to save Barcelona, ​​but the national newspaper believes that the Portuguese's coaching style is incompatible with Barcelona's traditional ideas.

He even believes that if Mourinho enters the Nou Camp, his situation in Barcelona will be worse than that of his mentor Van Gaal, because at least Van Gaal’s Dutch football in his bones is advocating offense and passing control, and has a natural affinity with Barcelona, ​​but Mourinho’s coaching philosophy is on the opposite side of Barcelona.

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Sky Sports immediately recorded a special program after the game, and invited many famous European football figures as guests to focus on Yang Yang's six goals in a row, and combined with Maradona and Messi's two consecutive five goals for analysis.

Through the comparison of the three classic goals, the conclusions of the guests are all consistent, that is, from the perspective of the importance of the game and the strength of the opponent, Maradona's goal is undoubtedly the highest.

Just for the World Cup, Maradona's goal must occupy the commanding heights.

Yang Yang's goal appeared in the quarter-finals of the UEFA Champions League, the highest level of professional football. In terms of the impact of the event, it must be slightly inferior to the World Cup, but it must be far higher than the Copa del Rey in La Liga, which is Messi's goal.

As for the opponent, let alone Maradona's opponent is England, Yang Yang's opponent is Barcelona, ​​and Messi's opponent is Getafe, the difference is obvious.

As for the difficulty of scoring goals, the goals of Maradona and Yang Yang are more difficult, mainly because of creativity.

"Comparing the three goals, we can see that when Maradona started, he had a very casual and large-scale Marseille gyration, but he was able to quickly throw off two defenders. This is a very creative move. And in the subsequent long-distance attack, Maradona showed his precise control of the ball and was able to retract and release freely."

"Messi's start is more about his reaction and precise control of the ball, but the subsequent performance comes more from the positioning of Getafe's defensive players. This is a very serious problem. To some extent, it is Getafe's defensive players who made mistakes in their positioning, which led to Messi's goal."

"Looking at Yang Yang again, his goal reflects a strong personal style. His starting speed is very fast and his explosive power is very strong. He passed two players, Harvey and Zambrotta, in a row. It also reflects the characteristics of Yang Yang who can control the ball skillfully with both left and right feet."

"Facing Puyol and Yaya Toure afterwards, Yang Yang showed his advantages in changing speed and direction, especially the fake move to shake Puyol away, and then suddenly kicked back. This was very important. It made him change from the original straight line to a horizontal inward cut, which disrupted Barcelona's defensive layout."

"After breaking away from Puyol and Yaya Toure, Yang Yang is a pendulum dribbler he is best at when facing Milito."

"The Argentine central defender is very experienced, he is not tall, and he is very sticky in defense. He is also very familiar with Yang Yang. He obviously came prepared, and he defended one-on-one without any fancy, but in the end he was still deceived by Yang Yang all at once."

"Because Yang Yang is so comprehensive, Milito doesn't even know if Yang Yang will pass him, or just hit the goal directly."

"It creates unpredictability in an all-round way. On the ever-changing court, Milito has no other choice but to treat every move of Yang Yang as real, so he was directly passed by the pendulum."

"On the contrary, it was the last time I passed Valdes, which reflected Yang Yang's rich experience and on-the-spot adaptability."

"Looking at the three goals, the goals of Maradona and Yang Yang are undoubtedly more exciting. Both goals are creative, and Yang Yang has one more player than Maradona, so to some extent, these two goals can actually go hand in hand in terms of excitement and classics."

"On the contrary, Messi's five players in a row are obviously inferior to Maradona and Yang Yang in terms of splendor, creativity, or the importance of the game."

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As soon as the Sky Sports program was broadcast, it quickly aroused heated discussions all over the world.

Depending on the position, the object of support is naturally different. Some support Maradona, some support Yang Yang, and although the number of people who support Messi is small, there are still many, and they are very hardcore.

For example, the Catalan media quickly counterattacked, thinking that Yang Yang's goal was not as difficult as imagined.

The British media quickly counterattacked, "If you have the ability, you let Messi also try?"

"It's not like Messi hasn't entered before."

"Messi only scored five goals in a row, but if he has the ability, he can also score six goals in a row! This is called a classic goal!"

The British media went wild.

He was frustrated by the Catalan media before, and even after Liverpool beat Arsenal, Yang Yang's wonderful goal was regarded as not counting five players in a row, which made the British media very angry.

Now it's all right, Yang Yang not only got five people in a row, but even got one more for free, which naturally gave the British media a weapon to fight back, and beat the Catalan media back and forth.

(End of this chapter)