I'm Kaka Kaka

Chapter 213

The four major pains in European football: Roma's deputy, Buffon's substitute, Arsenal and Liverpool.

De Rossi of the Roma team waited until Totti was laid off from the age of 20 to 34. Liverpool struggled for 30 years to win their first Premier League title.

It can be seen that Buffon's strength can be seen by making his substitute more difficult than these three.

Kanglong has regrets, and it will not last long. This is especially true for football players who eat young. Like Buffon, who has been at the peak for more than ten years since his debut, he can count on one hand. If he happens to be in a crazy state, he can really make offensive players cry.

And as Buffon showed off his power, he saved Milan's shots consecutively, and the last game began to draw to a close. Lippi was thinking about how to cheat Kaka and Sheva, and Ancelotti was thinking about whether to replace Redondo or Rui Costa.

As a result, just before the preparations for the first half ended, AC Milan broke out another wave of offensive.

In the 43rd minute, Pirlo made a long-distance pass from the backcourt, Kaka turned around with the ball, and faced Montero's interception and scored the ball to the left side of the penalty area.

Inzaghi just wanted to cut into the penalty area after getting the ball, but Tudor pulled him to the ground in the fight.

Merk decisively called Tudor's foul, and AC Milan got a free kick in an excellent position.

Kaka and Pirlo stood together in front of the penalty spot. The two discussed it and started running together after the referee signaled that they could serve.

The final shot was Kaka.

He made a rare arc kick with his left foot.

The football precisely circled the right side of the human wall and flew towards the upper right corner of the goal.

The speed of the ball was not fast, but the angle was tricky. Buffon was in superb form today. He killed all the suspense when the football just passed the wall, and took two steps forward to easily take off the football.

This was also the last chance for both sides to score in the first half.

Ancelotti asked Costa and Redondo to warm up, and walked back to the locker room by himself.

The emotions of the players are quite normal.

Although it failed to take the lead, Milan still had the upper hand on the scene, but it was a little bit of luck.

"We played well in the first half, but our offensive quality must be improved," Ancelotti first set the tone. "In the second half, we continued to concentrate our offensive in the middle, but we can strengthen the sneak attack on the side."

Maldini obviously had a similar idea a long time ago, and immediately said: "Yes, Kaka has attracted a lot of defenses. If they split up properly, they will definitely be caught off guard."

"So in the second half, Nesta and Costacurta played in the middle. Paul and Kaha saw the opportunity to advance and assist, but remember to return to the defense quickly. Absolutely, absolutely not let them score first."

Everyone nodded, they knew Lippi's peeing, if Juventus scored first, Milan would most likely face a 10-0-0 formation.

"Kaka."

Ancelotti first called Kaka's name, then came to the tactical board, drew a big circle around the entire Juventus half, and then said: "This is your second half area of ​​activity, breakthrough, passing, shooting, I don't care what method you use, in short, I tore up their defense line."

"receive."

There is a kind of swingman on the basketball court who can freely switch between the forward and the back, which is called omnipotent, and the football field also has this type of role. They are called sweepers on the defensive end, and frontcourt freemen on the offensive end.

It was also the role that An Pang planned to let Kaka play.

The two sides changed sides and fought again.

"AC Milan made personnel adjustments at the beginning of the second half. Seedorf was replaced. Instead of Rui Costa, Redondo played. Redondo has a certain organizational ability and can intercept in the midfield. I hope his appearance can change the dull situation of the game."

Before Redondo's changes could be seen, Juventus first scared them into a cold sweat.

In the first minute of the second half, Thuram made a long pass from the right side of the center line. Piero got rid of Gattuso and made a diagonal pass to the center. Trezeguet's header from 1 meters in front of the goal missed the right post.

In the 2nd minute, Maldini dribbled the ball from the side and was cut off. Zambrotta dribbled the ball and rushed, past Pirlo and Redondo, and approached the bottom line.

Costacurta rushed out in time to tackle him, was shown a yellow card by the referee, and Juventus got a free kick.

Piero's free-kick hit the wall, but Thuram grabbed the ball that popped up and passed it to Camoranesi in the penalty area.

All the Milanese felt cold.

There was no one around Camoranesi.

Kaka tried his best to run towards him, but Camoranesi was already ahead with a right-footed volley.

Both Costacurta and Maldini risked their lives to block the ball, but they were both slow. Fortunately, the ball hit the crossbar and bounced out.

Trezeguet and Nesta rushed towards the football landing point at the same time.

Nesta hit the ball, but the ball flew towards Milan's goal. Seeing that an own goal was about to be born, Dida, who had been doing nothing throughout the game, stood up at this time and flicked the ball away.

Gattuso headed the ball to clear the ball and the ball came to Kaka's feet.

Davis was fighting for the top in the penalty area. After seeing Kaka taking the ball, he was the first to return to the defense. When Kaka just got up to speed, he caught up with him.

Redon took the ball from multiple sides and advanced quickly.

Kaka accelerated with all his strength and threw Davis away in an instant. Others in Juventus were also quickly returning to defense, but Kaka's speed was still visible to the naked eye. It was a bit faster than the others. Like a sprint race, Kaka stood out from the crowd and was the first to cross the center line.

Redondo's pass rolled to the front immediately, and Kaka caught up with the ball and strode forward.

In the Juventus half, there were only three defenders, Ferrara, Tudor and Montero, and Tachinardi in the midfield. What they had to face was the front trident composed of Kaka, Shevchenko and Inzaghi.

Tachinardi couldn't wait for the defender's support. He had to stop Kaka before he entered the penalty area, so he was faced with a vicious tackle. The high spikes made no one doubt his determination. It was a posture of stopping Kaka even if he was sent off.

In order to avoid this ferocious tackle, Kaka had to use a wide range of human balls to pass. Although he narrowly escaped, his speed inevitably dropped, and the football was set far and far away, making it impossible to shoot directly.

At this time, Montero also came close. Although he was closer to the football than Kaka, he immediately fell to the ground and slid towards the football.

Kaka sprints at full speed, but Montero touches the ball first, and the football rolls towards the boundary.

Kaka hopped over Montero with a light jump, turned and sprinted towards the touchline, stopping the ball with his heel before the ball was ready to go out of bounds.

Because of rushing too fast, Kaka rushed out of bounds, but he turned around immediately and passed the ball to the goal before Tachinardi.

Shevchenko, Inzaghi, Ferrara, Tudor took off together.

The football was hit by Inzaghi, but it flew off the goal post.

"Juventus's free kick created a threat. Nesta almost scored an own goal. Fortunately, Dida played well and saved the ball. AC Milan played a quick counterattack. Kaka made a long-distance attack and passed a long pass into the penalty area. Inzaghi's header failed to break the goal. Both sides missed an excellent opportunity to score."

The pace of the game in the second half was significantly accelerated. Kaka increased his running range. With Redondo and Pirlo behind him, he could finally let go of his hands and feet completely. He didn't care about the attack route and the rationality of the attack. He only needed to use his individual combat ability to the extreme.

Juventus, whose offense had just picked up a bit, was beaten back by Kaka alone. In order to limit his performance, the four defenders and two midfielders had to stay in their own half, facing the impact of Milan's trident.

In the 60th minute of the game, Del Piero scored a goal but was judged offside;

In the 70th minute of the game, Davis received a yellow card in order to prevent Kaka's breakthrough in the middle. Kaka's free kick at 26 meters from the goal hit the wall;

In the 75th minute of the game, Zambrotta made a long pass from the side, and Trezeguet's header was hugged by Dida;

In the 76th minute of the game, Lippi replaced Camoranesi with veteran Conte;

In the 80th minute of the game, Kaka and Shevchenko got an excellent chance to shoot after two consecutive ones, but Sheva's shot from close at hand was miraculously saved by Buffon.

The two sides played back and forth, but they repeatedly missed goals.

With less than 90 minutes left before the end of the 5-minute game, the two sides seemed to have a sudden understanding. Instead of making a bold move, they became more cautious.

Everyone's scruples are the same. If you get hit back because of your aggressiveness at this time, then what awaits you is definitely a storm.

The two head coaches had already figured it out. The regular game time was ready and the two head coaches only used up one substitution. Obviously, they were mentally prepared for the extra time.

At the last moment of the game, Kaka tried to charge a wave, but finally returned without success under the attack of Davis and Tachinardi.

The stoppage time expired and the referee blew the whistle to end the game.

"Unfortunately, the two teams from Serie A played relatively conservatively, especially in the final stage of the game. Both sides were afraid of losing the ball and being killed by their opponents. They entered a state of wanting nothing. Let's see how the two teams will perform in overtime..."

(End of this chapter)