I'm Kaka Kaka

Chapter 403
Kaka did encounter some difficulties, but he thinks the problem is not big.

Coming out of Serie A, I haven't seen any defense.

Mourinho does have a set, but the defensive system is actually an overall thing. For the entire team, as far as defense in a small area is concerned, it mainly depends on the ability and cooperation of the defensive players. The rise is not as exaggerated as the system.

No matter how you defend, it is only the difference between several people playing together or queuing up. It may have a good effect in interrupting cooperation, but for teams that rely on individual combat, all defenses are similar.

Chelsea has naturally left the low-level stage of relying on one person to drive the whole team. Kaka does not want to bury his head alone at the beginning. It consumes physical strength and is easy to get injured.

Teams with super giants are the most rogue in this kind of place. If the system is restricted, they will fight for individual players. Although the efficiency is not high, as long as they are super gods, they can almost win the game once or twice.

"It's the 10th minute of the game. Both sides only completed one shot in the opening stage. The football didn't even have many chances to enter the penalty area. It seems that Inter Milan's defensive strategy is very effective...Look at this ball, Figo... When it comes to the wide response, oh, Maicon sent a fake fax to Kaka, facing Cambiasso."

Cambiasso immediately posted up, and Stankovic also approached immediately, but he did not press close, but was slightly behind, just blocking between Kaka and Figo.

Kaka stopped the ball at his feet, and his shoulders sank slightly to the left.

Cambiasso was already at the stage of panic, and immediately shifted his center of gravity, and involuntarily took a step to his right.

As soon as I took this step, I screamed in my heart that it was bad.

Kaka just shook his shoulders, didn't even touch the ball with his feet, waited until Cambiasso was cheated before turning the ball to the right, and lightly rushed past him.

Stankovic came over in three steps and two steps at the moment he was about to come over Cambiasso, and made a tackle with his feet.

This shovel was both decisive and precise. Kaka met Cambiasso's flying right foot almost as soon as he passed by him. He quickly pulled the ball and turned around, avoiding his shovel.

"Matthews' fake move is beautiful! Stankovic's shovel and Marseille's roundabout are so comfortable. Unfortunately, the timing was delayed and Cambiasso chased him."

After Cambiasso chased him, he was passed again, and it was a very insulting scissors foot.

The Argentine defender couldn't bear the humiliation and pulled Kaka down from behind.

The referee, who had been watching eagerly by the side, immediately blew his whistle and drew his cards without hesitation for a second.

Cambiasso didn't seem to see the referee's yellow card, and walked away without saying a word.

Kaka stood up, walked towards the football and said to the referee: "I want to send a free kick quickly."

"can."

Kaka kicked the ball to the foul spot, touched the ball with his hand, pretended to adjust the position, but when he straightened up, he suddenly kicked the ball towards Figo.

Figo's eyes lit up, he took the ball and left.

Ballack quickly turned around and chased after him, but Figo suddenly stopped and changed direction just as he was approaching, and passed the ball behind him.

Ballack turned back just in time to see Figo shove the ball straight into the box.

He could only turn around again and look towards the penalty area.

Torres received the football with Cordoba behind his back, quickly knocked on Van Persie who was retreating to respond, then turned around Cordoba and rushed to the goal.

Facing Materazzi's defense, Van Persie was also under a lot of pressure and had no time to adjust, so he immediately picked a pass in front of Torres.

Burdisso from the wing had already rushed over, Torres had no time to hesitate, and immediately volleyed the goal in the face of the falling football.

This kick is powerful enough, but it's a pity that he played too straight, and it directly caught Toldo's face.

Toldo screamed and squatted down covering his nose.

Burdisso hurried forward to make a big foot clearance.

Essien sprinted wide and headed the ball over Robben towards Falcao.

Falcao looked up and observed the front, and suddenly saw Kaka waving at him, "Kicked out of bounds, someone was injured."

It was only then that some people in the backcourt realized that Toldo was still lying on the ground, and the people around him were walking over to surround him.

"Toldo was lying on his back, still covering his face with his hands. There was a lot of blood on his hands. Torres' shot should have hit him in the nose."

The team doctor rushed to the field, "Stand apart, don't surround the wounded, let go, Toldo, I want to see where the injury is."

Toldo said in a low voice, "I feel like my nose is going to break."

"Release first, let me see, don't worry, I have experience...fortunately, it didn't hit the bridge of the nose...you don't need to get up, just keep lying down and don't move, breathe through your mouth..."

Although he was not responsible, Torres still felt a little guilty. He stood by the side and refused to leave until Kaka came and pulled him.

"Toldo is receiving treatment on the spot. Torres, Van Persie and Kaka are getting together to discuss something. Inter Milan's defenders should be careful. Kaka is famous for playing football with his brain."

Kaka has already decided to play singles, and actually has nothing to discuss with them. It's just a psychological battle, so he puts up doubts to scare Inter Milan's defenders.

With Torres and Van Persie attracting firepower in front, he can have more opportunities in midfield.

Toldo remained on the field after a simple treatment, and the game restarted.

Ballack threw the ball out of bounds and Stankovic slammed his foot straight into Chelsea's half-court, kicking the ball over the baseline and handing the player back to Chelsea.

Judging from this scene, the two sides are still very harmonious, not only the neutral fans, but even the diehards on both sides applauded, but when the game went on normally, the scene was still as fierce as a rugby game.

Kaka failed to rush forward with the ball for two consecutive rounds, once was destroyed by Stankovic, and once was tackled by Ballack, during which there were physical conflicts.

Mourinho actually played tricks. On the surface, Inter Milan's offense was all handed over to Robben, but in fact Robben's more important role was to deter Chelsea's full-backs. The offensive boosters of Inter Milan's midfield were actually Ballack and Adriano, who retreated deeply.

On the surface, Ade played as a striker, but in fact he didn't even count as a shadow striker, and was already used as a midfielder.

For a manager who can put Eto'o at the back, this is not surprising at all.

As for Ballack, he was originally an all-around offensive and defensive player. Unfortunately, he was too distracted by Kaka on the defensive end, and he was completely useless on the offensive end. Therefore, Inter Milan's offensive has not been able to fight. It was not until [-] minutes into the game that they finally launched a real counterattack.

It was indeed Ballack's instigation, and then Robben ran off the ball to take away Falcao and Maicon, and finally Adelaide completed the impact.

Essien was eaten raw by Adelaide in one-on-one, and Terry quickly filled his position and intercepted head-on.

Adelaide kicked the ball between Terry's feet and passed it right to Drogba's feet.

Drogba carried Lucio hard to complete a shot.

The angle is very good, but because of Lucio's interference, he played too reluctantly, and the football was easily confiscated by Cech.

Petr Cech kicked the ball into Inter Milan's half.

Kaka turned to face the direction of his own goal, and was about to stop the ball with his chest when Ballack suddenly flew over from the side.

Out of the corner of Kaka's eyes, he caught the figure of the German chariot. Suddenly, he had an idea, and instead of stepping off his horse to meet his impact, he suddenly retreated and turned sideways.

Ballack didn't touch Kaka, and flew over without hindrance, and the football flew right behind him, almost touching Kaka's nose and falling towards the midfield.

Kaka immediately pursued wildly, and Cambiasso and Stankovic chased the football from the front and the right respectively.

Kaka's position was closer, coupled with his violent speed, he had every chance to stop the ball comfortably before handling it calmly, but he directly picked the ball over Cambiasso's head the moment he touched the ball.

Kambiasovo snorted, turned around immediately, and at the same time did not forget to run to the side, hoping to block Kaka with his body.

Kaka sprinted in a straight line, squeezed Cambiasso hard, and overtook strongly.

From the point of view of chain defense, the chain in the midfield is broken in this way, and the chain behind it is immediately made up.

Because Van Persie and Torres were playing guerrillas in the penalty area, only Burdisso and Zanetti came up to defend.

The two of them actually felt hairy.

For ordinary breakthrough masters, facing this kind of two-person frontal interception, of course, there are only conventional tricks such as man-ball passing or deep-fried meatballs, but Kaka... even the sky is his runway.

I'm afraid that even Kaka himself didn't know what method he would use to solve the battle one second before the breakthrough.

With the addition of Figo, who was quickly plugging in next to him, Zanetti and Burdisso were so depressed that they could only curse.

At this critical juncture, Kaka suddenly became very playful.

He tipped the ball lightly.

The football jumped up immediately, more than ten centimeters off the ground, and then Kaka suddenly hit the ball again, and the football immediately flew between Zanetti and Burdisso, and the height was only about their waists.

Kaka ran past Sane, and the captain of Inter Milan stretched out his hand helplessly. Unfortunately, Kaka had already taken precautions, and also stretched out his hand to push away his claws.

On the other side, Burdisso also turned around quickly, but after turning around, he saw only Kaka's back.

Mourinho's well-arranged defensive matrix was thus brutally and unreasonably thrown away by Kaka.

This kind of tactic, which is almost cheating, makes the opponent want to cry without tears. It has a very famous name in comprehension novels.

One sword breaks all spells.

　In my second Olympics, no one supports losing?Champions League ten consecutive?
　　
　
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