Champion’s Heart

When Yan Min dribbled the ball towards the penalty area, it posed a difficult problem for Arsenal's defensive players - should they defend Yan Min, or should they defend Mark and Royce?

When Yan Min broke through with the ball, Mark and Royce also accelerated and ran forward. At this time, they both appeared at the edge of the penalty area.

And because of Yan Min's breakthrough, he alone attracted two Arsenal defensive players, Sagna and Koscielny. Arsenal are now somewhat stretched on the back line.

If you go to defend Yan Min, the center will be empty.

But if he sticks to the center, Yan Min will face very little defensive pressure, and he can shoot directly...

At the same time, in the stands, many Dortmund fans were also very anxious. They shouted at Yan Min: Pass the ball! Pass the ball!

Everything was just like the last match between Dortmund and Arsenal. Yan Min dribbled the ball to the dangerous area. As long as he passed the ball, his mission was completed, and the next thing had nothing to do with him. The ball was scored, and the assister of his reverse goal was an important contributor. If the ball didn't go in, no one could blame him. Everything he had done before was good enough. If it weren't for him, Dortmund wouldn't even have a chance to shoot this time.

But in the last game, Yan Min did not choose this easier path, but chose to shoot the ball himself. Of course, the result was that the ball did not go in. Dortmund lost an excellent opportunity to equalize the score and suffered a bitter defeat in the away game.

Later, Yan Min's wrong choice was widely discussed by the media, and he was even labeled as the culprit of Dortmund's away defeat.

So will Yan Min learn his lesson and make the right choice at this point in the game?

Everyone's eyes were fixed on Yan Min.

Arsenal goalkeeper Szczesny directed his teammates with his hands. He pointed at Mark and Royce who were outflanking him in the middle, signaling his teammates to pay attention to those two people.

At the same time, he moved towards the near corner, preparing to block Yan Min's possible shot.

After Yan Min dribbled the ball into the penalty area, he turned sideways towards the center and then raised his right foot. It seemed that he was going to pass the football sideways.

Szczesny, who was moving towards the near corner, paused for a moment - he had to be ready to counterattack...

And at the moment when Szczesny's feet paused, Yan Min's right foot hit the football, but instead of passing it to the center, he straightened up and swept the football with the inside of his foot!

A shot!

With his body almost parallel to the goal, he used his right foot to kick a shot towards the near corner of the goal!

No one thought that Yan Min would choose to shoot so boldly after making the wrong choice in the last game!

Szczesny never expected that Yan Min would choose to shoot so decisively, and the shot was from the near corner. His reaction was already very fast. After seeing Yan Min shoot, he rushed to the near corner again. Fortunately, he only paused and did not immediately move to the middle, so he can still rush now. Go back.

He is not far from the near post, so he still has a chance to seal the near corner.

However, the speed of Yan Min's shot still exceeded his expectation.

Before he could get it, he flew into the goal just past the near post!

When the football was picked up by the net, the Westfield Stadium fell into a strange silence.

The silence lasted for a very short time, probably not even a second.

But because it was too noisy before, the silence now is very shrill even if it is short-lived.

Soon, the sound of the West End Stadium came back, and every Dortmund fan gave a huge cheer. They raised their arms and shouted, without concealing their inner ecstasy and excitement!

The ball has gone in! Ah! The ball has gone in! Yan Min! A substitute player from China! Marcel Leif shouted wildly. A clean shot! He didn't give Szczesny a chance to save Arsenal! In the last time the two sides met, Yan Min wasted a crucial opportunity. After the game, he also said 'shamelessly' He expressed that he had no regrets about shooting, and would do it again if he still had the chance... At that time, it aroused strong criticism from the media and fans. But this time, he did what he said, the same choice! Shoot! The ball went in! Really. What a show! Ha!”

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After Yan Min took the shot, he sat down on the ground - the shot just now was actually done by him twisting his body. After the shot, they also lost their balance.

After seeing the football fly into the goal, he slapped his hand on the turf, struggled to get up, and then ran towards the corner flag area.

In front of and behind the camera in the corner flag area, he jumped up and turned around, showing his back to the camera. At the same time, he raised his hands and turned them down, pointing with his thumb to the name above his jersey number: YAN.

He wants everyone to remember this name, remember this number, and remember him!

Zhou Yi saw Yan Min's very domineering celebration on the way to celebrate. He smiled and shook his head as he ran - this kid!

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Yan Min!! Yan Min!! Ahhh! Beautiful goal! Beautiful!! A goal that can definitely be selected as the top ten goals in the Champions League this season! From the fledgling Chinese boy Yan Min! Flying into the goal in football Afterwards, He Ping shouted excitedly, even more excited than when Zhou Yi scored in the first half, and his voice was a little hoarse.

Why is he so excited?

It's because he saw another rising star of hope for Chinese football.

And when more and more stars from China shine in the night sky, when he looks up at the stars again, he will not feel lost and lonely because of the lack of stars from China in the night sky.

In the Champions League commentary, cheering for stars from other countries is still inferior to cheering for stars from your own country.

After Yan Min scored, the Chinese Internet also exploded:

Holy crap! Yan Min! It was Yan Min who scored the goal!

He really dared to shoot this ball! Isn't he afraid of missing it again?!

Yan Min's luck is so good... he can score such a shot!

That's right, you're so lucky! If you let him do it again, he might not even be able to score!

What's wrong with luck? As long as he scores a goal! It doesn't matter how he scores!

I am against luck. Is Yan Min's series of breakthroughs before shooting also an element of luck? This goal is a reflection of his strength!

I am a fan of Shanghai Chongming and have been watching Yan Min play for more than a year. This is a very typical Yan Min playing style. He can be a little lonely sometimes, but he can also score some great goals. The ball. As long as he thinks he can shoot, he will never hesitate or pass the ball to others. When he was in Chongming, he was nicknamed the 'King of Wandering Shots' by some people. Unexpectedly, he would not be able to do it when he went to Dortmund. Like this. But this time, this goal is really his style. He also scored a similar goal in Chongming...

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On the Internet, discussions about Yan Min and Yan Min were aroused.

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Back at the Westfield Stadium, the live broadcaster Norbert Dicker was shouting in a long voice: 2:1! Dortmund leads! The goal is -

Tens of thousands of Dortmund fans responded in unison: YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!!

Amidst the huge cheers, Yan Min, who opened his arms, closed his eyes and leaned back, as if he was pushed by the cheers. He let his body lean back, lean back, and lean back toward the ground. Plant away.

But he didn't really fall to the ground on his back, because when he was about to fall, he was caught by his teammates who rushed up.

Mark and Royce caught him first, and then others rushed up and blocked him.

So Yan Min was half-lying on the human sofa.

He still had his eyes closed and didn't even move, enjoying the glorious treatment that only belonged to him - so many world-class players are now making me a meat pad!

After enjoying it for a second or two, Yan Min was pushed up by his teammates, and then they all hugged him.

Behind them was the famous yellow and black wall of the West End - the cheering Dortmund fans in the south stand waving their fists to the field.

The photographers on the sidelines held cannon barrels and kept pressing the shutter release button at this scene.

Some reporters even had a name in mind for this photo: Acceptance.

It has been three months since he joined Dortmund, and it seems that it was not until this moment that Yan Min was truly accepted by this team and this city.

Marcel Leif looked at this scene and sighed: Enjoy the cheers, boy, you deserve it. Think about it, just before this goal, when he came on as a substitute, he was facing almost everyone People have doubtful eyes. Of course, that includes me... Counting further, how much infamy has he suffered after the last game against Arsenal? I will not complain for him, because this is part of football. Yes, this is part of football, and since you can enjoy cheers and all the privileges when you become a hero, then you should be aware and responsible for failure.

...This is football, this is living life. No one can enjoy glory all the time, but no one is doomed to be unable to extricate themselves from the quagmire of failure. What is better about football than real life is that the process from failure to victory can be It has been greatly shortened and condensed into a ninety-minute game, or a few short games... Welcome to the best reality show stage in the world, where countless legendary stories are staged in turn, I hope you will be one of them !”

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