Tianjiao midfielder

Chapter 58

Bartels looked at the ball in the net in disbelief. The ball was broken by Chen Feng at his feet. If anyone should be responsible for the ball, he would bear the brunt of it!

He ran back from Hoffenheim's half to his own at high speed, and then his defender immediately passed the ball to him. He thought that his teammates passed the ball to him because there was no one behind him. Just when he was happy to get rid of Chen Feng, he found a foot stretched out from the side before the ball stopped.

"It's not appropriate for Bremen to concede the ball. Chen Feng has been following Bartels. His teammates should be able to see it, but Bartels didn't know whether Chen Feng was behind him. His teammates just passed the ball to him without being reminded. Bartels should be held responsible for the conceded goal, and the defense teammates should also be responsible." Kleinton looked at Chen Feng with interest and explained.

However, he is more interested in Hoffenheim's youth training ability, and Amiri Hoffenheim's young players have performed very well, and they have changed the team's backward situation in one game.

Bartels took a deep breath, adjusted his mentality, and found his teammate Bagfried: "When Rudy starts to control the ball, I will press him. The new Asian will follow me. Rudy will definitely pass the ball to him, and then I will continue to press the Asian. You immediately follow up to press Rudy. We have to intercept the ball together. We cannot continue to let Hoffenheim's midfielder pass the ball smoothly."

Bagfried nodded in understanding.

Re-kick-off Bremen's midfielder continued to press against Hoffenheim's midfielder. After Hoffenheim's midfielder had Chen Feng on the field, Chen Feng could use his excellent physical fitness and wide range of running to increase the receiving points for Hoffenheim's midfielder.

Teammate Bagfried was right behind Bartels. After Rudy passed the ball to Chen Feng, Bagfred continued to mark Rudy behind Bartels as Bartels said.

Bartels saw that Bagfried had already marked Rudy, and Pizarro had been wandering among Hoffenheim's defenders. Chen Feng could neither choose to pass to Rudy, nor pass back to the defender. He was sure that Chen Feng had no choice but to dribble the ball. As long as Chen Feng dribbled the ball, he was confident to intercept Chen Feng's ball.
"Rudy passed the ball to Chen, and Bartels immediately shifted his target to mark Chen. Bagfried also came up to mark Rudy. Chen can't pass the ball to Rudy. If he passes the ball to Rudy habitually, Bagfried will probably intercept the ball. Can Chen notice this?" Kleington quickly explained the situation on the field.

Of course Chen Feng noticed this, because neither Bartels nor Klein could think that Chen Feng was not alone, and Abioteo had been paying attention to the situation on the field.

"Be careful, someone is marking you, and someone is coming to cover Rudy."

"Well, I saw it." Chen Feng glanced at the situation around Rudy, and then flicked the ball from Rudy to the other side, keeping a distance from Bartels first, and then observing the direction of other teammates.

"There was a lot of gaps in the middle, and the two Bremen midfielders came up to press."

"Well, I saw it." Chen Feng also noticed the situation in the middle. Salihovic didn't have any Werder Bremen players by his side. The midfielders who were supposed to be marking him by Salihovic's side followed Bartels to press forward.

"Salihovic, I observed that he is right-footed, and I pass to his right foot. Where is the open space, the Werder Bremen defender has no time to defend and can shoot directly." Abiotio told Chen Feng everything he observed, and Chen Feng didn't need to think about anything, and just pushed the ball to the right front of Salihovic as Abioteo said.

After Salihovic received the ball, he hardly needed any space to adjust the ball, and immediately raised his leg to shoot. Bremen defender Westergau was too late to block Salihovic's shot after Salihovic took the ball.

"Beautiful transfer of the ball! After Chen Feng took the ball, he passed it directly to Salihovic. There is no one around Salihovic. Is it because Salihovic has not performed brilliantly for a long time? Werder Bremen will ignore such a famous player in Bosnia and Herzegovina. His long-range shots and free kicks are Hoffenheim's signatures! Even Bayern Munich dare not let him take a random long-range shot within three meters of the front of the penalty area without any man-markers." Kleinton explained in surprise.

"However, this ball is due to Chen. His pass is too precise, and he didn't panic under the pressure of Bartels. He found the unmarked teammate Salihovic and passed the ball to his feet. Chen's pass is too comfortable and does not need any adjustments. I feel that I have seen a rising star in midfield. Hoffenheim's youth training ability is amazing!"

Conceding two goals in a short period of time, Bremen's teammates seemed to have lost their fighting spirit, and they no longer pressed like crazy like before. The previous press also consumed a lot of physical energy. Only Basseterre is still working hard to persevere. It is a pity that one's ability is limited after all.

In the end, Hoffenheim won Werder Bremen 2:1 away and achieved the first unbeaten record of this season. It is also a wave of two consecutive unbeaten after the new coach took office.
The MVP of this game was even awarded to Chen Feng who contributed two assists. There should have been an interview for the MVP award, but Chen Feng confusedly refused, because Chen Feng won the MVP for the first time. There was no such interview when he was in the U19s. He returned to the locker room immediately after the MVP was announced on the spot.

This time, it was also a habit to walk back to the locker room immediately after receiving the MVP award. The host and cameraman were stunned, not knowing what to do.

This incident has also become a joke in the Hoffenheim locker room.

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