I'm Beckenbauer

Chapter 206 200. Ten People vs. Ten People

"Beckenbauer~~~~~~~~~"

"We finally see the hope of victory!"

Luka's goal was not only a goal, but also completely boosted the morale of the team.

The scene left in the first half was too bad, and the German players were somewhat unmotivated, and this goal just gave them hope of victory.

So many times a goal is not just a goal.

Returning to the midfield and waiting for the kick-off, the mental outlook of the German players has obviously changed.

Southgate's heart skipped a beat, and he also felt bad.

The German team and England are old enemies. What Lineker said before, "Football is a sport in which 22 people run for 90 minutes, and then the Germans win" also shows how strong Germany is.

He scored two goals before, and was sent off one person. Too many bad things happened together. He obviously felt that Germany's mental state was not very good, but he could imagine this goal. The Germans will definitely continue to launch counterattacks.

England kicked off in the midfield, and the German team showed a very resolute defensive attitude. From their kick-off, Link and Haverts were pressing in front, and the wide players were also desperate. Turned into a full-back, the defensive ability is still very strong. He and Kronsterman played so well in Leipzig, so Loew called these two players.

Of course, the most difficult thing is Luka. Sancho, who came on as a substitute for Sterling, finally cooperated with his teammates to pass Halstenberg, and encountered Luka's resolute defense.

Luca played in the Bundesliga before and is quite familiar with the style of Dortmund player Sancho. Although the opponent plays on the wing, he is more skilled and his organizational ability is better than the average winger.

Seeing the ball under his feet, Luka felt that Sancho was about to start. He got up and kicked out the first time. The opponent pulled the ball back to the horse and wanted to pass the ball from the side of Luca, but Luca had already guessed it. His next move was to get stuck in the position ahead of time and let Sancho hit him by himself.

This time Luka made the tackle without even making a move.

"Beautiful Beckenbauer ~ he predicted Sancho's actions."

After Sancho fell to the ground, he spread his hands at the referee, but the referee was not blind, and it was obvious that he had hit him. How could it be possible to call Luka a foul in this situation.

Luca took the ball and immediately distributed it to the wing. Halstenberg was forced by the opponent's players when he took the ball. Luca could only continue to catch the ball and cooperate.

Although there is no shortage of players in the backcourt after the adjustment, the impact of one less player in the frontcourt is still quite large.

Slap~ After receiving the ball, Luka immediately accelerated and rushed past Jordan Henderson. Seeing Link coming, Luka passed the ball and ran behind Rice. Link really passed the ball back.

Taking advantage of the opponent's defender not coming up to press, Luka immediately adjusted his right foot to the ball after receiving the ball.

Bang~ The ball flew into the penalty area like a cannonball, but unfortunately it hit Maguire's waist and bounced to the side, and was kicked out of the sideline by Trippier's big foot.

"The most important difference between England's 3-back system and Loew's 3-back system is that Kyle Walker, a full-back player, plays as a central defender. His speed can provide enough protection for England. Just now Luka took the ball. When we came up, we could clearly see that Walker was already waiting for a clearance at the left post in advance, while the German team’s defense lacked some speed, and Gentle’s performance was quite average.” The commentary on Sky TV continued to criticize Loew.

Love was unpopular before, and he will leave his post soon. If he doesn't criticize him now, he doesn't know when he will have a chance.

Franz Beckenbauer helped Loew with a few words: "Loew is mainly too idealistic. He wants to pursue tactical changes, but he does not take into account the actual situation of the players. In fact, German players have also had problems over the years. The technique is good, the tactical awareness is also good, but there are no characteristics, Haverts and Luka are the most characteristic players I have seen in recent years."

Matthaus nodded in agreement with this point of view: "Germany's youth training should continue to change. Now it is difficult for German football players to go abroad because they cannot become top players. In the past ten years, the most successful German players abroad are Toni Kroos, I can't even think of another name."

Seeing the blowout of England players, the two guests were a little jealous.

English players are killing all sides in the Bundesliga, but German players who play in the Premier League have not caused any splashes. Doesn't this mean that German players are not as good as English players?
Sancho, who came off the bench, is the best example. His phenomenal statistics of 20 goals and 16 assists in Dortmund illustrate the performance of British players in the Bundesliga. English players and German players are not far away from playing football, but the British Players have been significantly more successful abroad than in Germany in recent years.

On the contrary, German players have been unable to play in the UK or other leagues since they moved to the UK more than ten years ago. Many players who have been given high hopes, such as Marin and Podolski, lost their worth when they went abroad to play football.

From this point, it also shows that the German players have problems.

In other words, German players lack personality and do not have very strong personal abilities.

Back on the pitch, Goretzka made another successful steal and made a quick long pass to the front. Havertz made an amazing performance this time, even under the double-teaming of two England players, he headed the ball to Lin. gram.

Link did not let Haverts down. He dribbled the ball all the way to show the potential of a top player. He missed Rice, Arnold and Maguire consecutively and was saved by Pickford from the bottom line.

The German Sky TV commentary was excited: "Corner kick, corner kick is our best chance. Both Luka and Tower are the supremacy in the air. Germany's corner kick is the best chance to score goals."

Seeing Loew gesturing, Luca still ran into the opponent's penalty area, but he felt that the English players must focus on defending him this time, and he should have little chance.

People didn't take it seriously before, but now he has scored goals, and England doesn't focus on defending him, so it can only be said that the English players are out of their minds.

Haverts and Luka thought of it together. This time, seeing the England players' position and focusing on taking care of Luka, he had no intention of looking for Luka.

Even if Luka left, he couldn't head the goal with Maguire and Trippier marking back and forth.

Pa~ Haverts made a back point this time, and the ball was picked off by Pickford from the air before it reached the back point. Haverts walked back regretfully. At this time, he heard the referee's whistle.

When he turned around, he saw an unbelievable scene. The referee pointed to 12 yards!
penalty?

At the critical moment, the German team won a penalty!
Mateus cheered for a while, and the commentary of Sky TV looked at the replay and said: "Luka took off and was hugged by Trippier behind him during the top fight. There is no problem with this red dot package. Now a player in England is dyed red. Back to the same starting line!"

(End of this chapter)