Football's hand covers the sky

Chapter 220 The Last Chance

Substitution is still a bit useful, Arsenal saved some of the situation a little bit, Chamberlain and Gibbs, who came off the bench, cooperated to break through Dortmund's midfield, and then Gibbs sent a cross.

Griezmann is not tall, but Griezmann has a good awareness, takes the lead in standing in the position, and has a good header ability. Although the final attack still failed, it has improved compared to before.

In 3 minutes, Griezmann cooperated with Sanchez. After receiving the pass, Sanchez broke into the hinterland of Dortmund with the ball, and Griezmann retreated to respond.

The two hit the wall and tore apart Dortmund's defense. Sanchez rushed into the penalty area and received a pass from Griezmann. This should be Arsenal's best opportunity to start the second half.

It's a pity that Sanchez didn't grasp it. His shot lacked a little angle and was finally blocked by Weidenfeller. Although Mertesacker hit the ball with a corner kick, Mertesacker's header went over the crossbar under Subotic's defense.

Wenger made the final substitution, and the injured Podolski replaced Griezmann. Perhaps Wenger felt that facing the last German striker on the German team might have a miraculous effect.

In fact, it was really miraculous. Arsenal got the best chance of the game. Dortmund failed to attack the ball and was intercepted.

Facing the attack against Weidenfeller, Podolski chose to dribble past the goalkeeper and then shoot. As a result, he pushed himself into a corner. Even though Podolski finally finished the shot, the ball could no longer fly into Dortmund's goal.

"Seeing Podolski wasting such an opportunity, I don't know if Wenger will regret replacing him." Does Wenger regret it?

If you give Wenger a regret medicine now, Wenger will take it immediately. Unfortunately, there is no regret medicine in this world. He has already chosen Podolski, and the German striker has already wasted Arsenal's best chance in this game.

As time went on, both sides seemed to have accepted the fact that it was 0-0, especially when the fourth official called stoppage time.

3 minutes, a very regular stoppage time, is also in line with the stoppage time of this game. It can be said that the two sides played quite "clean" in this game, and both sides only got a yellow card when it was stoppage time.

Soon, the first minute of stoppage time passed, and Dortmund scored into Arsenal's half with the ball. Mkhitaryan broke through with the ball from the side, and Arsenal captain Arteta, who came to help defend, made a pass from the bottom.

With a low pass, Li Shou didn't attack, and Li Shou didn't need to make a clearance, because Mkhitaryan's pass was intercepted by Koscielny.

Arsenal turned from defense to offense. Not surprisingly, this should be Arsenal's last wave of offense. Koscielny found Arteta, who sent a diagonal kick to Sanchez's feet.

Arsenal's counterattack was very quick. When the ball came to Sanchez's feet, most of Dortmund's players were still in Arsenal's half, so this last chance may still score.

Sanchez didn't seem to counterattack either. After receiving the pass, Sanchez decisively cut across Dortmund's penalty area, but when he just broke through the defender, a figure rushed out from the side and directly dribbled Sanchez down.

"Foul~~~Joic~~~The teenager who came off the bench consciously chose to foul in order to prevent Sanchez, but the location of the foul has yet to be studied." Sanchez was brought down not far from the penalty area.

A yellow card plus a free kick is the referee's penalty. At this time, Li Shou, who was standing in front of the backcourt goal, felt a bit of hesitation in his heart after seeing the position of the free kick.

But soon, this hesitation was dispelled by Li Shou, and then Li Shou began to move forward. According to the timing, this was not only Arsenal's last chance, but also the last chance of the whole game.

"Oh~~~What's the situation~~~Arsenal's goalkeeper came up, is he going to take this free kick?" Li Shou's behavior was discovered immediately.

"Lee came up, and he walked towards the penalty spot. Is Lee going to take this free kick?" Andy Gray also asked such a question.

"Last season in Monaco, Li Shou scored a free kick, and it was at a very critical time." Zhan Jun did not explain Li Shou, but this did not prevent him from understanding Li Shou.

Compared with foreign commentators, as a Chinese, Zhan Jun must know Li Shou better, because so far only one Chinese player has appeared in the top league.

"Are you sure?" Sanchez couldn't help asking when Li Shou said he was going to take the penalty.

"Dude, did I come here just for a joke?" Li Shou said.

At the same time, other Arsenal players looked at Wenger. Wenger noticed when Li Shou walked up, and Wenger also knew that Li Shou had the ability to kick free kicks.

"It's a bet." In fact, Wenger has been hesitating whether to let Li Shou take the penalty.

With Li Shou already taking the initiative to step forward, if Wenger still insists on not allowing Li Shou to take the penalty, there may be a crack in the relationship between the two, even if Wenger has a hundred reasons not to let Li Shou take the penalty.

If Li Shou is allowed to take the penalty and fails to score in the end, it will give the opponent a chance, and Arsenal's nine 10-minute efforts may be in vain, even if Li Shou is the one who worked the hardest in these nine 10 minutes.

After much consideration, Wenger finally decided to let Li Shou take the penalty. Although Arsenal's current situation relies on the efforts of the whole team, Li Shou is undoubtedly the biggest contributor.

At the same time, Wenger couldn't help but imagine that since Li Shou had already created miracles in defense, couldn't he also create miracles in offense?

"Let Lee take the penalty," Wenger immediately signaled at this thought.

"Oh oh oh~~ Wenger actually let Lee take the penalty" Andy Gray exclaimed.

"As far as I know, Lee scored a very crucial free kick in Monaco last season," Paul Merson said.

The commentators revealed Li Shou's goal in Monaco. On the court, Li Shou had already placed the ball on the penalty spot, and Dortmund had already lined up the wall.

The human wall, Li Shou has no human wall in his eyes. These people are just equipment on the training ground. Li Shou only has Dortmund's goals in his eyes, and only Dortmund goalkeeper Weidenfeller.

As long as the goalkeeper's position is determined, Li Shou can decide the angle of the final shot. At this time, Weidenfeller's position is a bit to the right, because the human wall is on the left.

Li Shou, who is also a goalkeeper, knows very well that if he does not move slightly to the right, his sight may be blocked by a wall of people. Although goalkeepers are generally taller, they can't be much taller.

Just when Li Shou finished observing, the whistle sounded, Li Shouren followed the whistle, took a step forward with his left foot, swung his right foot, and the ball drew an almost perfect and weird arc.

(End of this chapter)