I'm Kaka Kaka

Chapter 137 Free Kick War

Lazio's corner kick was headed out by Nesta, and Stankovic's long-range shot from the outside was confiscated by Dida.

AC Milan attack.

Dida tossed the ball to Maldini, and the Cavaliers took the ball to midfield and passed it to Kaka.

Kaka and Seedorf played two consecutive ones, and when they were about to come to the penalty area, they were cut off by Fiore.

The two sides fought fiercely in the midfield.

AC Milan has Seedorf and Kaka in the offense, Ambrosini and Gattuso in the code, and Maldini is also a type who can go up and down. The advantage is still obvious, but there are two organizers missing Pirlo and Rui Costa.

Kaka's dribbling ability is fully reflected, all kinds of ornamental and practical extraordinary skills coupled with good figure and good looks, almost made some blue eagle fans who are not strong-willed betray on the spot.

Because he had just experienced Kaka's free-kick footwork, the Lazio players did not dare to foul near the penalty area. Kaka took this into account and cooperated with his teammates in a small area in midfield to advance. Once within ten meters of the penalty area line, he began to show off his skills.

"Viewers, if you just turned on the TV and want to watch the Serie A match between AC Milan and Lazio, please don't switch the channel. What you are watching now is indeed the match between AC Milan and Lazio in the third round of Serie A, not a skill show by a streetball player, nor a dribbling teaching by a Brazilian star..."

In the 307th minute of the game, Kaka began to break through with the ball seven meters in front of the penalty area. Stankovic, who had been reduced to the background board many times, rushed up again in disbelief.

Kaka slowed down and lightly stepped on the four-legged bicycle.

Stankovic was annoyed and didn't bother to watch the ball, so he bumped it with his shoulder.

Kaka couldn't dodge in time and was knocked to the ground.

The whistle sounded.

Stankovic glanced coldly at Kaka who turned over and sat up, "Be honest, boy, this is Italy, not Brazil, put away your boring tricks, otherwise..."

Before he finished his harsh words, the referee rushed to the scene, and Stankovic had no choice but to put away the threat behind him.

"The referee showed the first yellow card of the game. It was indeed a very bad foul. AC Milan got a free kick in an excellent position."

Kaka stood in front of the football without hesitation.

In AC Milan, only Pirlo has the strength to compete with Kaka for the right to take free kicks. However, Pirlo has not yet established his status in the world. Apart from his account book, he has no advantage in front of Kaka. Even in his best free kick, he can only pick up Kaka to eat the rest.

Kaka this time chose to volley vigorously from the outside of his instep.

I was very lucky, this time I actually kicked a very weird S-shaped arc, but unfortunately it hit the junction of the goalpost and the crossbar in the end.

The football is cleared out of the box by Stam.

Gattuso and Castroman leaped high into the ball in mid-court, and both hit the ball at the expense of Ambrosini.

He just passed by, but the football flew to his feet by itself.

Ambrosini quickly made a long pass to Seedorf.

The ball was a bit too big and almost flew out of bounds. Fortunately, Seedorf's feet were solid enough, and he hooked it back before the ball went out of bounds, and picked it to Inzaghi in front of the goal.

Inzaghi got the best chance so far since the start of the game, jumping high, shaking his head and attacking the goal.

Petrucci was beyond his reach, and watched the ball fly to the far corner of the goal resignedly.

The home fans in the stands couldn't help but hug their heads. Mikhailovich suddenly came out and slammed the football hard.

The football flew off the crossbar in a thrilling manner.

Lazio narrowly escaped death.

Seedorf's corner kick did not pose any threat, and the two sides entered into a stalemate again, and the game gradually drew to a close.

"The first half of the game is coming to an end, AC Milan temporarily lead... Stankovic 1:0! He intercepted Seedorf's pass to Kaka, went forward quickly, and passed through! Inzaghi grabbed the ball! Oh! This is definitely a foul!"

It was Simic who fouled. In order to prevent Simeone Inzaghi's breakthrough, he had to use a behind-the-back pull to bring the opponent to the ground.

"The second yellow card in this game, the fourth free kick, let's see how Mikhailovich will take this penalty."

Mikhailovich stood still in front of the football, and as soon as the referee's whistle sounded, he rushed out and kicked the football to the upper right corner of the goal.

His shooting action and the speed of the ball were too fast, and the AC Milan players lining the wall had no time to react, only Nesta and Karazze jumped up.

Dida also didn't react, he flew over almost as soon as he heard the whistle, and went straight into the upper right corner of the goal.

"GOAL! Mihajlovic! Fantastic free kick! Lazio made it [-]-[-] before the end of the first half, let's watch the replay..."

Miha's goal lifted the spirits of the home fans, and there were deafening applause one after another.

The first half ended shortly after Lazio tied the score.

At the beginning of the second half, Ancelotti replaced Thomason, who was doing nothing in this field, with Pirlo.

Although Thomason was a little emotional, he still held back his unhappiness and shook hands with Ancelotti.

Pirlo came up to kick the attacking midfielder, and Kaka put up the striker.

But Pirlo's playing did not expand AC Milan's advantage. On the contrary, Lazio played two good counterattacks.

In the 51st minute, the football came to AC Milan's half. Stankovic's pass from the left was blocked by Simic. The ball fell to the feet of Lopez in front of the goal. Lopez hit the goal with his left foot. Dida contributed a world-class save and threw the ball to Nesta's feet.

Nesta made a big foot clearance.

In the 53rd minute, Lazio made a comeback. Inzaghi Jr. responded to Lopez's cross not far from the goal and volleyed the goal, but his shot was too powerful and the football missed the right post.

AC Milan counterattacked immediately. Seedorf responded to Pirlo's pass and dribbled the ball from the right, but was fouled by Stam after a successful counter-robber.

AC Milan gets another free kick.

Kaka and Pirlo stood in front of the football together. In the end, Kaka flicked the ball and Pirlo hit the goal.

The iconic deciduous ball fell to the middle of the goal and was sent out of the baseline by Peruchito.

AC Milan's corner kick.

At this time Lazio made a substitution, Gino Baggio replaced Castroman.

Pirlo takes a corner kick.

The football flew to the front point, Kaka jumped up and volleyed with his heels.

The pose is beautiful, but it's a pity that the football just flew into Petrucci's arms.

The pace of the game began to accelerate, and the fighting between the two sides became fierce.

In 7 minutes, Pancaro suffered a leg muscle injury and was replaced by the Brazilian Cesar. Ancelotti also made adjustments and replaced Seedorf with Rui Costa.

In the 66th minute, Ambrosini made a long pass to the penalty area, and Kaka hit the ball with his shoulder to Inzaghi in almost impossible circumstances.

This should have been a wonderful assist, but Inzaghi obviously didn't expect Kaka to make such a second pass and missed the opportunity.

Milan No. [-] is obviously not in the game.

In the 7th minute of the game, Lazio pushed the ball into AC Milan's half again. Stankovic received a pass from Lopez and shot from a long distance.

The football was blocked by Dida's foot and came to Nesta's feet.

Nesta took the ball out of the penalty area, ran a few steps, and fell near the touchline in the fight with Inzaghi Jr.

Immediately something was thrown from the stands.

Not rocks, and certainly not flowers, but some plastic bottles.

Nesta couldn't stand up.

He seemed to be suffering from cramps, the pain in his legs and the pressure on his heart made his face a little pale, this iron man who had experienced countless pains and never cried out in pain seemed a little helpless at this moment.

Inzaghi Jr. and Gianni Kaida hurried over to help him press his feet and call the team doctor at the same time.

Lopez, Stankovic, Maldini, Karadze and others also walked over and surrounded him with concern.

Nesta refused their support, stood up with difficulty, and made a gesture to the sidelines for a substitution.

The camera was always on him, and all the players watched him walk to the sidelines.

Milan No. 1 clapped towards the stands, which was regarded as a greeting to the Lazio fans, but the fans responded to their old love with boos, even if there was a little applause in the middle, it was insignificant.

Nesta sat on the sideline bench and buried his head in his hands.

In the stands opposite him was a banner reading "Nesta stays with us".

Reflecting each other, tears flooded.

It was Junior who replaced Nesta. He kicked Lazio's sideline kick to the frontcourt immediately after he came on the field.

Pirlo stopped the ball unsteadily and was almost cut off by Stankovic. Fortunately, Gattuso was nearby, and immediately rushed up to control the ball and passed it back to Pirlo.

Pirlo cleverly got rid of Stankovic's defense and rushed towards the penalty area with the ball.

Kaka and Inzaghi ran out of position at the same time. Pirlo supported his left foot and was about to pass the ball to Inzaghi immediately. Stam rushed forward and stabbed the ball under his feet.

Stam rushed too hard, Pirlo was originally on one foot, and his right foot was raised to pass the ball, and he was directly hit to the ground by him.

The referee's whistle sounded immediately, and the sixth free kick of the game was awarded.

Kaka came over and pulled Pirlo up, and asked with concern: "How is it?"

"It's okay," Pirlo shook his head, "He went for the ball and didn't hit his foot."

"That's good," Kaka looked up at the goal, "I'm here?"

Pirlo nodded in response.

"AC Milan got another chance for a free kick. Maldini, Junior, Gattuso, Ambrosini and Inzaghi all stood in the penalty area. Oh, and Pirlo also went in. It seems that this ball will be taken by Kaka."

Petrucci stood on the goal line, watching Kaka's position kept moving from side to side, directing his teammates to stand, until the referee sounded a reminder to stop the wall.

Kaka took four steps back, but only took three steps in the run-up.

The instep of the right foot touched the ball, and the wall jumped up, but the football did not fly, but got under the foot of the wall.

Out of the corner of his eye, Petucci saw something flying in from the lower left corner of the goal. He subconsciously wanted to save it, but his body didn't react at all.

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(End of this chapter)