I'm Kaka Kaka

Chapter 153 Derby Hero

Shevchenko calmly passed Toldo, who was attacking, and scored with a push.

The entire stadium was once again converted from Meazza to San Siro.

There were all kinds of crazy shouts in the stands, and then gradually converged into the same name.

"Andre..."

"Shevchenko!"

"Andre..."

"Shevchenko!"

"Andre..."

"Shevchenko!"

Shevchenko opened his arms, as if flying, and flew under the stands of the Rossoneri fans.

Kaka ran over, and the two hugged each other.

"Good pass!"

"Beautiful shot!"

Whether it is emotionally or on the football field, meeting the right person at the right time is really a great blessing.

20-year-old Kaka, 26-year-old Shevchenko, the best age, the peak state, destined to be the best time.

The game starts again.

Recoba passed to Vieri and then all the way back to Zanetti.

Zanetti dribbled the ball along the wing, passed Seedorf and then broke through Gattuso through a one-two with his team-mate, and continued to rush towards AC Milan's half-time.

He played on the left, against the right side of AC Milan, which was originally Kaladze's position, but now, Maldini took the initiative to switch positions with Kaladze.

The two captains met on the wing.

This is definitely a matchup with more gimmicks than Kaka VS Cannavaro. The two have great personalities. One didn't call for help and the other didn't pass the ball.

It stands to reason that both of them are now playing defenders. Such a one-on-one matchup is unfair to Zanetti, but Zanetti can play in several positions such as winger, full-back, full-back, and defensive midfielder.

Of course, the Sa team is famous for their death, which is to break through the world's first-class, but after the breakthrough, their crosses and shots are first-class.

This ball embodies this feature particularly clearly.

He swayed continuously while dribbling the ball to avoid Maldini's interception, but he failed to completely shake off the Cavaliers. One ran wildly protecting the ball, while the other kept interfering with the sideline.

I don't know if it's a level problem or Maldini's interference was very successful. In short, it was rumored that Sangxin saw the tears, and Costacurta easily cleared the siege without even moving his position.

The football fell to midfield and Di Biagio got the ball, but before he could get it out Gattuso cut it off and passed it to Pirlo.

Pirlo looked up, and directly passed the ball to the right side of Inter Milan's penalty area with a long pass.

Kaka stopped the ball with his chest, and without waiting for the ball to land, he directly picked Cannavaro, but when he was about to catch the ball, Cordoba rushed over fiercely and knocked him to the ground with the ball.

The sharp whistle sounded, and the referee directly gave Cordoba a yellow card.

Inter Milan's players were not satisfied with the penalty and immediately surrounded them.

They admitted it was a foul, but the yellow card was a big fuss. As for the Inter fans, they didn't think it was even a foul.

Of course, it is impossible to change the penalty. AC Milan won a free kick on the right side of the penalty area.

Kaka and Pirlo stood in front of the football together, Kaka was outside, and Pirlo was on the side near the baseline.

The whistle sounded, and Pirlo knocked the ball to Kaka. Cannavaro rushed up immediately and put a shovel in the direction of Kaka, but Kaka still took the lead and passed the ball towards the goal.

Cordoba beat Shevchenko to jump up to make a clearance, but Shevchenko protested to the referee because Koko, who was next to Cordoba, was holding him by the hand when he jumped.

The referee shook his head and made no penalty.

Now it was the turn of the AC Milan fans to be unhappy, and there was another verbal battle in the stands where no one could hear what the other was shouting.

The football was again long-passed to AC Milan's position, and Vieri, who was dropped back to respond, got it in the dangerous area.

The Rossoneri were disgusted by this unskilled style of play.

After Vieri stopped the ball, he knocked it across to Farinos. Farinos went straight to the penalty area, but was blocked by Gattuso.

This is really... If it doesn't work, it will be fucked.

The referee immediately blew his whistle and ran to the scene from the other half panting. Presumably he also hated Inter Milan's flying high-altitude long passes, but he didn't avenge his personal revenge. Not only did he make a favorable penalty for Inter Milan, he also showed Gattuso a yellow card warning.

"Inter Milan got a free kick in an excellent position at the front of the penalty area. Gattuso seemed aggrieved. He was complaining to the referee, but the referee didn't accept it. Let's look at the replay... Oh, Gattuso raised his hand too high and hit Farinos. Farinos may have a bit of a performance, but it is indeed a foul, but it is debatable whether it should be drawn."

Recoba stands at the penalty spot.

The free kicks of the Chinese boys are world-renowned. Dida seemed very cautious. Not only did he direct his teammates to line up the wall with care, but he also assigned defensive tasks to the players who were not in the wall. Even Maldini was called around by him.

"In AC Milan, only Shevchenko and Kaka did not come back. Inter Milan also only left three defenders in the half. Captain Zanetti also entered the penalty area of ​​AC Milan..."

Dida signaled to the referee that he was ready, and the referee blew his whistle to signal that it could start.

Recoba looked up for a moment, adjusted his position again, moved two steps to the right, and then started to run up and hit the goal with his left foot.

The football draws an exaggerated arc around AC Milan's human wall and flies towards the right side of the goal.

When Dida saw the football, he immediately flew towards it, but the speed of the ball was so fast that he failed to touch it, but the ball did not hit the net, but bounced off the crossbar.

Zanetti and Maldini rushed towards the ball. In the end, the captain of Inter Milan touched the ball first and stabbed the ball towards the goal. However, Maldini, who was half a step behind, decisively circled the ball and swept the ball in the direction of Dida.

Dida quickly hugged the ball, stood up quickly, and kicked forward with a big kick.

The players of Inter Milan all jumped up, signaling Dida to receive the pass back, and Inter Milan should be awarded a free kick in the penalty area, but the referee shook his head firmly, saying that Maldini did not take the initiative to return the pass, and the ball was no problem.

When the players of Inter Milan still wanted to continue with Barra, the stands and the TVs all exclaimed.

Kaka headed the ball kicked by Dida to Shevchenko behind him, then shook off Cannavaro who was following him, turned around and ran towards Inter Milan's goal.

Leaning against Koko, Shevchenko hit the ball straight across without stopping, and the football came right in front of Kaka.

Kaka combined the ball with the ball, stepped on a five-legged bicycle, knocked Cordoba to the ground, and went straight to the goal.

Toldo struck out decisively, his legs close together, his arms outstretched, and his posture looked as weird as that of a Kodak, but no one would laugh at him at this time.

Kaka originally wanted to kick the ball through the middle of Toldo's goal, but he didn't expect Toldo to react so quickly. He quickly slowed down and the pendulum was overwhelming. As a result, Toldo was passed, and the lingering Cannavaro took advantage of this time to catch up and stood on the goal line.

This guy is really awesome.

At this time, there is still time to express emotion. Kaka is obviously very relaxed. After all, the goal is so big, how can you defend it with your feet, as long as Kaka's shooting level is above the national football team, he can score from any direction.

Shevchenko originally rushed up out of a striker's instinct. He didn't expect Kaka to pass the ball at all, but it was also out of a striker's instinct that he rushed into the goal with the ball.

3: 1.

"Inter Milan deliberately left three defenders to prevent Kaka and Shevchenko from counterattacking, but they still easily tore through the line of defense. Kaka headed the ball and then passed it.

"GOAL! The tacit cooperation between Kaka and Andriy Shevchenko knocked on the door of Inter Milan again! Kaka made two passes and one shot, and Shevchenko, who came off the bench, scored twice. There is no doubt that they are the heroes of this game. With 10 minutes left in the game, AC Milan firmly occupies the advantage on the field..."

　Hastily coded on the mobile phone, typos or something, the good boy can't see it.

　　And the last one seems to be chapter 151, the hot chicken writer assistant, I don’t know to remind me o(^｀)o

　　

　

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