atypical center forward

Chapter 268 Century Goal
"Barcelona formed a 433 formation. Thayer, Suarez, and Luis Lua formed the offensive trident in the frontcourt. Suarez was in the center, Lua was on the left, and Thayer was the right winger. Rivaldo, Iniesta and Busquez formed the midfield line. Among them, Iniesta and Rivaldo acted as double midfielders, while Busquets played a single midfielder. To be honest, this is a very severe test for him, because many people think that Yaya Toure or Mascherano is better than him. It is more suitable for this location...”

"In other words, Yaya Toure, Harvey, Mascherano and others have all sat on the bench. The thickness of Barcelona's lineup this season can be imagined. It seems that they don't want to repeat the mistakes of last season..."

"Valencia formed a 4312 formation. Sampos, Harvey Alonso, and Sneijder formed the three midfielders. Cesc Moya served as the single midfielder. Chu Yang and Diego Forlan formed the striker. Last season's absolute main force Dennis Joe was put on the bench. It seems that the arrival of Ancelotti is not good news for the English..."

"Castro is really crazy. He almost formed a full offensive formation. Even in the defensive position, Busquets, Alves, and Alba are all offensive and defensive players. Their real pure defensive players are only two central defenders, Pique and Rodri, except for the goalkeeper Valdes. Valencia is just the opposite. , Valencia's former head coach and current head coach have completely different styles in terms of leading the team..."

The commentator didn't say a few words, how much Barcelona looked down on Valencia's defense, and how much Valencia was afraid of Barcelona's offense?
The game really started to develop in the direction people expected.

Barcelona attacked frantically, while Valencia defended in embarrassment.

Suarez, Thayer, and Lua are all super attackers who can stand on their own and be the stars of any wealthy club. In addition, Rivaldo and Iniesta can thread the needle and control the overall situation. Valencia doesn't even have a chance to breathe.

A strong alliance may not necessarily be stronger, and sometimes it is even suicidal, but the combination of these five monsters in Barcelona will definitely make all the defense lines in today's football frightened.

This is not alarmist at all.

The only thing Valencia fans can think of now is to thank An Shuai for his foresight, putting out such a lineup that focuses on defense, instead of fighting against others recklessly.

Zogo, Sainte, Vidic, and Anos stayed in their positions obediently and followed their defenders firmly. Samps and Harvey Alonso kept chasing and intercepting, trying to cut off the passing route of Rivaldo and Iniesta.

It worked out well at first, but Rivaldo and Iniesta didn't just pass the ball.

These two are also masters that are basically unstoppable one-on-one.

Iniesta broke through Samps and Sneijder with his best croquettes, played a two-on-one with Rivaldo, flicked off Anos, and passed the ball to Lua.

Lua played with flowers at his feet, played Vidic hard, and brought the ball into the penalty area.

Zogo, who was outside the penalty area, hurried in to make up defense, but he used a crotch piercing to pass cleanly.

Thayer received a pass from Luah just to the right of the six-yard box, deflected past Sainte with a small deflection, and passed it to Suarez who ran out of space.

Suarez easily scored his first official game goal after joining Barcelona.

Almost crushed.

1: 0.

"Wonderful teamwork and perfect individual performance, this is the football Barcelona needs! Real artistic football! Thanks to Castro, he brought the most beautiful football in the world back to Camp Nou! The Uruguayan scored a goal in his first game for Barcelona. To be precise, he scored a goal in the No. 17 minute of the first game. Although I didn't check the information, I know that this must be the fastest rookie goal in the history of Barcelona, ​​​​even La Liga. Suarez proved that he can match the Barcelona jersey."

Ancelotti hugged his shoulders indifferently on the sidelines, Moya was encouraging the morale of his teammates, Chu Yang silently looked at the Uruguayan who was shouting wildly, and then at Castro who was celebrating with his fists, the fighting spirit in his heart was so strong for the first time.

He dare not say that he can beat this kind of Barcelona, ​​and no one dares to say that he can beat this kind of Barcelona, ​​but if he shrinks back because his opponent is strong, then such a player is almost useless.

"Valencia and Barcelona were the teams with the strongest offensive firepower in La Liga last season. Their games were full of goals. This season, Barcelona's offensive line has completed a gorgeous upgrade, while Valencia has begun to become conservative. It may be difficult to see the kind of goal battle last season."

When Valencia served the ball, Chu Yang's mentality was obviously a little out of balance. As soon as he got the ball, he rushed directly towards Barcelona's half court, without any intention of cooperating with his teammates.

The first to stop him were Sayer and Suarez. Just as Chu Yang had nothing to do with them when they dribbled the ball, when Chu Yang rushed up with the ball, they could only be wiped clean by Chu Yang.

Chu Yang took the ball all the way to the front of the penalty area, and encountered Busquets and Rivaldo's pincers. Only then did he think of passing the ball, but he was out of touch with his teammates, and Moya and Fran had already been left behind by him.

Chu Yang, who couldn't advance or retreat, was about to shoot forcibly, but Busquets accurately judged Chu Yang's intention, and stabbed the ball out the moment he kicked.

Rivaldo gave the ball directly to Iniesta. After receiving the ball, Iniesta wiped past Sneijder, dribbled the ball across halftime, and passed it to Thayer who came up to respond.

Sai Yen took the ball, and the most exciting moment of the audience arrived.

Harvey Alonso went up to grab the ball, but Thayer poked the ball lightly through his crotch.

As soon as Alonso turned around, Thayer was gone.

The second came up was Samps. He chose the timing very cleverly. It happened to be the moment Thayer just broke through Alonso.

It's a pity that he also missed it.

Thayer's movement was as fast as lightning, and he touched the ball first, leading the sidewalk forward and rushing forward.

These two consecutive passes were fleeting, and by the time people reacted, Thayer had entered the penalty area from the wing, and passed Zogo with a small change of direction.

The third.

The whole audience stood up.

After Zogo was Vidic. He was following Suarez, but he didn't care about other things at this time, so he rushed over and stretched his feet to intercept.

Thayer's ankle flicked, and the football flew past Vidic's feet.

Vidic stretched out his hand and barely touched Thayer's clothes.

Thayer had four players in a row and was the one-sided goalkeeper.

(End of this chapter)