six finger demon

Chapter 359
Perhaps as the media guessed before the game, after losing their sharp wings, the Blues are more like an eagle that cannot fly, and can only nod and peck people with their sharp beaks.

The number of times is too many, not only the beak is worn out, but also the defenders of the Red Army are familiar with it.

Shortly after the start of the second half, Robben began to warm up on the sidelines.While the Chelsea fans applauded, Mourinho began to write his little note.

In the 49th minute, Joe Cole accelerated from the right and cut into the penalty area. After dunking Traore, he flashed a shot angle.But he neither kicked the goal, nor passed to Gudjohnsen who responded in the middle.

The opportunity was fleeting under Hyypia's fight, and Tang Wu took the opportunity to strike and fell to the ground, holding the ball in his arms.

"Hey, referee, that's a violation!" Gudjohnsen immediately came to the referee and shouted, "Can't you see, that's a return pass, return pass!"

Thrall shook his head. He felt that Tang Wu's attack was normal, and Hypia's leg extension was also normal. These two normal moves should not be awarded an indirect free kick in the penalty area.

Seeing that the offensive effect was still not good, Mourinho made a decisive substitution.

Robben replaced Thiago, Gudjohnsen's position retreated accordingly, and Chelsea still played 433.

After the bald young man came on the field, he really added a little vitality to the Blues' offense.

Chelsea began to take the initiative to press heavily, launching a fierce attack from the left towards the Red Army's hinterland.Soon, they took advantage of Robben's speed and got a chance.

In the 54th minute, taking advantage of the opportunity of the Red Army's high position in the middle, Terry calmly picked a pass in the middle, and Peter Pan Robben cleverly countered offside successfully.

After the speed is up, almost no one on the court can catch up with Robben.

After a successful cut inside, Peter Pan easily threw Finnan behind him and dribbled the ball straight into the Liverpool penalty area.

In front of Robben, only Tang Wu was left!
One-handed!

Football games are often long, but in this long process, every goal is an instant.

What Chelsea fans are looking forward to now may be the moment when Robben shoots.

Will Chelsea use this one-handed goal to become a turning point in this game?Will the Blues keep their victory at Stamford Bridge?
The blue fans looked nervously at the flying Peter Pan, with sweat dripping from their palms.

The fans were nervous and so was Robben.

Eindhoven's ace striker has never proved himself with an honor since he came to the Premier League, but he has been lying in bed together for a whole month because of the man in front of him.

After two saves and two injuries, Robben recalled the scene when he fell under Tang Wu, and he couldn't help but feel cold.

This kid slowed down?

In just a moment, Tang Wu noticed something strange about Robben.

Every striker will slow down when he single-handedly breaks into the penalty area, but he also slows down according to his own rhythm.

Robben is different this time, his speed is obviously much slower.

Not only Tang Wu could see it, but also Fennan behind him, because the distance between the two of them was shrinking rapidly.Maybe just three more steps and Finnan could kick the ball away from Robben.

Seeing the left winger of the blue army breaking into the upper right corner of the restricted area, Tang Wu in the corner of the small restricted area did not hesitate and began to attack.

Tang Wu, who lowered his center of gravity, looked like a big crab, because his hands were spread wide to both sides.

Only then will the fans discover how long Tang Wu's arm is hidden under the goalkeeper's uniform.

"It's not easy!"

Peter Pan couldn't help complaining.

Tang Wu's attack route and steps were extremely precise, he used his body to completely block the near corner, and even the far corner was faintly protected by him.Not to mention Tang Wu's stride frequency and power, Tang Wu has already reached the limit of what a goalkeeper can do.

Is it a burst or a shot?
At this juncture, no one will trust Robben to protect the ball or pass back.

The blue army's chances are passing by in time, and every time Robben thinks for half a second, Riise and Tang Wu will take a step closer to him.At that time, the Red Army defender and the goalkeeper will attack back and forth, and it will be difficult for Robben not to concede the ball.

But Robben is Robben, and future world-class stars will not greatly reduce their strength because of their age disadvantage.

After the initial panic, Robben finally made up his mind to deal with the ball in his own way before Riise stretched his foot to grab the ball.

Seeing that Robben's swung right foot was about to touch the ball again, Tang Wu felt a sense of crisis in his heart just for a moment.

"Roar!"

A roar from the Chinese goalkeeper sounded from the Red Army penalty area, and Tang Wu straightened up in an instant, opening the defensive area to the maximum.

At the same time, Peter Pan's toes just hit the bottom of the ball.The black and white ball flew over Tang Wu's head like an elf.

Loose?

Everyone present was shocked.

Loose shots are not uncommon on the court. Ronaldinho, Ronaldinho, Zizu, Raul and others all contributed beautiful lob shots in some important events.

To be honest, picking up the ball is not very difficult, even elementary school students who have been in touch with football for a while can do it.

But in regular games, those who can score goals one-on-one with the goalkeeper, without exception, have a calm mind and a strong heart.

Now, Robben has the mind and the heart, it depends on his footwork.

After the ball was picked up, Tang Wu didn't jump up like other goalkeepers, he raised his arm to try to touch the ball.

Because he found that at the moment when Robben picked the ball, Peter Pan's right foot trembled a little.

Are you startled by your own roar?

Tang Wu didn't have time to think about this issue.

He just needs to know that Robben's pick is a bit high.

Those who pick the ball and shoot must learn mathematics well, because this is a beautiful parabola.

If the parabola is set too high, it will take too long to end up on the target spot; even after it bounces back, it may pop off the beam.

Of course, a good volley will not make the ball bounce off the ground for a second time. It is the best choice to stick to the bottom of the crossbar and directly fall into the goal.

Of course, such a lob requires greater strength, and Robben's distance from the goal is obviously not suitable for such a lob.

Therefore, when he learned that Robben's lob shot was a bit high, Tang Wu immediately turned around and chased back desperately.

Quickly turn back and run, Tang Wu has done too much of this kind of training in his usual training.

The 1.8-meter-[-] Chinese goalkeeper quickly spread his legs and rushed towards his own goal.

Tang Wu had already figured out his steps. With his own pace, he only needed five to six steps to rush back to the door.If only my speed was faster.
Bang!
The sound of the ball bouncing touched the hearts of every Stamford Bridge fan.

Under the gaze of tens of thousands of red and blue fans, the ball hit a little inside the small penalty area and continued to bounce towards the goal.

At this time, Tang Wu had already caught up to the line of the small restricted area.

"roll!"

Tang Wu roared loudly.

The right foot stepping on the line of the small penalty area suddenly exerted force, and the whole body rushed forward like a missile.

After calculating the speed, gravity, wind direction, air resistance and other obstacles, Tang Wu stretched his straight left hand slightly outward.

In just a split second, the ball, which was touched by two middle fingers, suddenly changed direction, flew sideways across the goal post, and flew out of the baseline.

"Hoo hoo hoo hoo!!!"

Standing up, Tang Wu beat his chest with his right fist and roared to the sky.

At this moment, all Stamford Bridge fans once again clearly saw Tang Wu's peculiar left hand, with two middle fingers different from ordinary people's in the center.

"Oh! I knew it!" In the corner of the home team stand, an old woman in blue was holding her gold-rimmed glasses and said distressedly: "I knew that I shouldn't let this hand leave Stamford Bridge in the first place."

(End of this chapter)