Football Superstar Training System

Chapter 59 Card Master Stark

Lin Tian directly opened the exchange interface on the training ground of the system. On the player exchange interface, all his teammates in the club, no matter the main force or the substitute, are all 20 points each.

Lin Tian directly exchanged 200 system points for the simulated Weidenfeller, Schmelzer, Subotic, Hummels, Pischek, Gundogan, Bender, Kyle, Kagawa Shinji, Goetze and Lewandowski. As their heads changed from gray to bright, Lin Tian's points also dropped directly to 16 points.

"And then? Can you play against your opponent in the training match?" Lin Tian asked the system in a pained tone.

"You can play against fake players simulated by the system. If the host wants to simulate the opponent in the next game, you need to spend 30 system points at a time." The system gave a daily pitiful reply.

"I'll fuck you!" Lin Tian pointed his middle finger and sprayed directly on the system.

The only response to him was his own echo in the training ground. No matter how angry Lin Tian was, he couldn't do anything to Tianxing. In the end, Lin Tian could only leave the system depressed. He had no choice but to lose points.

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A week after the second round of the league with Hoffenheim, on August 8, the third round of the Bundesliga also came as scheduled. Dortmund played against Leverkusen at home in this round of the league. The league champions and runners-up of last season will have a strong dialogue in this round.

The Westfalenstadion is still full of seats, and the yellow ocean is still the main theme of the stadium. The fans know that after the away loss to Hoffenheim, the team needs their cheering and cheering to relieve their pressure, so they also spared no effort in the stands and shouted enthusiastically for the Hornets.

In this strong dialogue game, Subotic's return from injury also allowed Klopp to send all the main players of the team to start.

Goalkeeper: Weidenfeller.

Defenders: Schmelzer, Subotic, Hummels, Piszczek.

Back midfielder: Gundogan, Bender.

Midfielders: Gotze, Shinji Kagawa, Gross Kreutz.

Forward: Lewandowski.

For Leverkusen, the former head coach Heynckes switched to coaching Bayern Munich, and the former Freiburg head coach Dutt was appointed as the new head coach.

In terms of lineup, Dutt sent the young goalkeeper Leno who had just been loaned from Stuttgart. Toprak, Reinarts, and Kadlecs guarded the defense. The defensive midfielder was the iron-blooded captain Ballack.

After the referee Stark whistled, Dortmund took the lead. Lewandowski distributed the ball to Gross Kreutz in front of him. The latter knocked back to Kagawa Shinji.

Shinji Kagawa took a tactical positioning kick and the ball was passed to Lewandowski's feet. Lewandowski dribbled the ball all the way to the top of the penalty area. After finishing fried balls in front of the two central defenders facing Leverkusen at the top of the arc, he distributed the ball to the unmarked Goetze with his left foot.

1-0!

Dortmund take the lead!

"In less than 5 minutes, Dortmund scored a goal and ushered in a fantastic start!"

"Yes, it seems that under the encouragement of Klopp, the team has swept away the depression of the last round of the league, and now the pressure has come to Leverkusen."

The pressure did come to Leverkusen and the team were trying to level the score. No. In the 13th minute, Sam passed the low ball from the bottom line to Schurrle. Schurrle took the ball and broke through to the front of the goal and shot from a small angle. The ball was blocked by Weidenfeller's legs and quickly hugged him in his arms. No. In the 20th minute, Schurrle forcibly broke through the penalty area before Hummels and Subotic's closed goal. After crossing between the two, Schurrle distributed the ball to Sam who was on the left.

No.40 In the second minute, Shinji Kagawa took the ball from the middle and advanced to the frontcourt to send a through ball from the left. Gotze took the ball and was pulled down by Kadlecs from behind.

"Damn, what do you mean?" Gotze also lost his temper, got up from the ground and asked Kadlec, this is the second time.

"I don't like your eyes!" Kadlec was naturally not a good-tempered person.

The referee Stark separated the two people and said: "I can see all your little moves, you better give me peace of mind!" Then he showed Kadlec a yellow card.

In stoppage time in the first half, Leverkusen got a chance to counterattack, but it was destroyed by Gundogan's tactical foul, and Stark also showed his second yellow card of the game.

After the intermission, the game continued, and Dortmund still led by one goal.Dortmund came back from midfield and played more rhythmically than in the first half, basically pressing Leverkusen to attack. No.409 minutes, Gross Kreutz sent a diagonal pass from the right, and Lewandowski followed up and volleyed directly into the center of the goal. Unfortunately, he was too powerful and hit the plane directly.

In 8 minutes, Gotze dribbled the ball away from Kadlec from the left. Kadlec, who was furious, slid from the left side of the front court and put Gotze down from the back. Gotze fell to the ground in pain.

The home fans have been yelling at Kadlec, and this damn damn guy fouled Gotze one after another.

"Red card! This is a malicious foul!" Klopp also shouted at the referee Stark from the bench.

"It wasn't intentional. I can assure you that Kadlec has no malice." Leverkusen captain Ballack was also defending his teammates on the field.

"beep!"

Stark directly showed Kadlec a second yellow card, two yellows turned into one red, and Kadlec was sent off directly.

After Kadlec was sent off, the head coach of Leverkusen replaced Bender in the midfield with Barici to make up for Kadlec's gap.

It can be said that Gotze played very depressed today, and he was so angry that he was constantly harassed by Kadlec and had no place to vent his anger.

No. 604 minutes, Gotze once again dribbled the ball from the left and advanced at high speed. I thought that without Kadlec, he would be able to penetrate Leverkusen's left side. In fact, Gotze was too young.

"Fuck you! You're going to fuck me too!" Getze, who had nowhere to vent his anger, was really in a hurry. Dazed by his anger, he directly lifted his right foot on the ground to trip Barici, and then kicked him in retaliation.

This scene was also caught by the referee Stark, who directly showed Gotze a red card, and then gave Balic a yellow card warning.

"Damn it!" Gotze walked straight to the locker room without looking back.

Klopp also made personnel adjustments after Gotze was sent off.After Lin Tian replaced Gundogan, he went to Gotze's original position, and Perisic and Gross Kreutz faced off and changed.

No. 705 minutes, Lin Tian received the ball from Shinji Kagawa on the left and took the ball all the way to the penalty area. He hit the goal with his right foot in the penalty area and was confiscated by the goalkeeper.

"Ah...!" Lin Tian yelled, holding his head in his arms. He hadn't scored a goal in three rounds of the league, so he naturally became impatient.

Also impatient were the Leverkusen players. Watching the time go by, the score on the field was still 1-0, and they also wanted to quickly equalize the score.

No. 709 minutes, Leverkusen's chance to equalize the score came.Bender received a yellow card for a foul in the backcourt and gave Leverkusen a free kick. Augusto took the free kick and flew directly towards the lower right corner of the goal. Weidenfeller made a save, but the ball hit the post and bounced into the goal, which made him helpless.

1-1!

Leverkusen equalized the score!
"Leverkusen fans have to thank Augusto, his free kick puts both sides back on the same starting line."

"Haha, I think I have to thank the goal post."

"Five yellow cards, two red cards, the referee is the protagonist today!"

"Every referee has his own standards, and today's penalty is considered reasonable, we can't question anything."

In the end, after the nine and 10-minute battle, the two sides shook hands and made peace. Klopp could only accept the reality of the draw. After the game, he still led the players around the stadium to express his gratitude to the fans. Regardless of winning or losing, this is what he must do for himself.

(End of this chapter)