I Want to Be the King of Football

beep!

The referee Tristan Oliwa blew the whistle, and the first battle that had just started came to an abrupt end.

Su Dong had just sprinted between Raul Bravo and Elgra, and had to stop when he heard the whistle, first turned his head to look at the referee, found that Oriwa made an offside gesture, and turned again. I looked at the linesman on the sidelines and found that the linesman raised the flag.

He could only walk back helplessly, and when passing by Oliwa, he justified, I'm not offside.

Oliva smiled at him, signaling that he should obey the linesman's decision.

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From the slow-motion replay, we can see that it was a controversial penalty.

When Aimar sent a through ball, Sudong started, and at that time his position should be equal to Helguera and Raul Bravo, and even Raul Bravo's position was a little behind.

Of course, we are now replaying the live broadcast, but the referee team can't replay it at the scene.

The game has just started, and Valencia's first attack almost reached Real Madrid's penalty area.

This also requires Queiroz to cheer up and pay attention to the defense in the backcourt.

The fans at the Bernabeu booed Su Dong and were obviously dissatisfied with his defense to the referee.

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The game restarts.

Valencia played aggressively after the start and didn't play defensively from the start.

This is also a strategy, which is to hope to suppress the momentum of the opponent first. If you blindly defend, it will only further boost Real Madrid's momentum in the end, after all, this is their home court.

Just two minutes later, Vicente from the left cooperated with Aimar and sent a cross.

In the penalty area, Su Dong was blocked by Elgra, but he still jumped up to fight for the top, grabbed the landing spot, and headed the ball to the right.

It is a pity that Angulo failed to rush forward at the first time, and the ball was cleared by Raul Bravo.

Valencia missed another chance.

The opening two attacks created some danger, which also dissatisfied the Bernabeu fans, who cheered the home team even more and more violently.

Real Madrid's players also gradually adapted to Valencia's opening attack and gradually stabilized their positions.

Beckham and Guti barely controlled the midfield and quickly created chances.

After Ronaldo pulled to the wing to receive a cross from the wing, he turned around to get rid of the entanglement of the defender and sent a straight pass.

As a result, Marchena leaked the ball while defending, and was actually passed through by the ball.

Fortunately, behind him, goalkeeper Canizares reacted quickly, quickly dropped the goal, grabbed the ball before Raul, and resolved a crisis.

On the sidelines, Benitez shouted angrily, reminding Marchena to be vigilant at all times.

Although this Spanish central defender has a brave style and is a rare warrior, instability is also a long-standing problem.

If you want to analyze the defensive line players in this game, Marchena is the most likely to make mistakes.

However, as a coach, Benitez is the most helpless to the mistakes of the players.

In the final analysis of football, it is still up to the players to play.

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As the game unfolded, the two teams gradually kicked out of the state.

Vicente on Valencia's side was very active on the left flank. In the tenth minute, he suddenly slanted into the middle, and on the left side of the front of the penalty area, after receiving the ball from Su Dong's back, he made a direct kick. Volley, slightly out of the door.

But Real Madrid also quickly returned the color. Taking advantage of a corner kick, Salgado suddenly stepped in and shot a cold arrow on the right, causing Canizares to let go. Fortunately, the bottom line was quickly hit again.

Four minutes later, Valencia made another quick counterattack.

After Aimar broke through in the middle, he scored the ball to the left, Vicente slanted into the left rib, got the ball and went to the bottom line.

This time Vicente did not choose to pass back, but barely kicked his foot near the bottom line, and the ball hit the side net directly.

Su Dong has followed in the middle, but he has no choice but to get a pass from his teammates.

Continuous attack, Valencia gradually exposed the hidden dangers of the defensive end.

The most important thing is that Real Madrid's attackers are too strong, and they are all playing with Marchena.

The advantage of the player's personal ability allows Real Madrid's players to frequently get free kick opportunities on the sidelines.

First, Beckham's 28-meter direct free kick rubbed the post slightly wide.

Then Ronaldo forcibly broke through Marchena and was fouled, and also won a free kick. Carlos volleyed hard and hit the wall.

Benitez also realized the problem and immediately signaled the players to properly shrink the defense and take the defensive.

This is also the game strategy developed by Valencia before the game.

At the Bernabeu Stadium, playing against Real Madrid will be okay for a while, but if you want to keep the audience, that is suicide!

Valencia's shrinking defense quickly paid off.

Real Madrid has more than 60% of the ball possession, and it seems to have a lot of momentum, but it is more concentrated on the flanks. There is basically no threat in the middle, and there are a lot of free kick opportunities, but there is also not much threat.

The position is relatively biased, and it is difficult for free-kick masters like Beckham and Carlos to score.

The stars fought each other in the frontcourt, and although Valencia fouled constantly, there was no rough action.

Time passed so slowly, Real Madrid was still planning the offensive, Valencia was patiently waiting for the opportunity.

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The game went on to the forty-second minute.

It was another free-kick on the wing.

Figo's breakthrough on the right was tripped by Carboni and gave Real Madrid a free kick from the right in the frontcourt.

Beckham himself ran over to take the free kick.

Valencia players did not dare to be careless, staring at each other, just like the previous free-kick defenses.

Marchena is in charge of Raul, and both of them are preparing in the vicinity of the front point.

When Beckham was about to take the penalty, Raul tried to squeeze Marchena away with his body to grab a better spot, but the Spanish central defender was so strong that Raul couldn't squeeze him away.

Marchena put his arm on Raul's shoulder, which not only pressed Raul to prevent him from taking off smoothly, but also facilitated his center of gravity.

Just as Beckham took a quick free-kick, the two moved.

Raul tried to squeeze Marchena away, but Marchena also held Raul with his arms, and the two were entangled together. When taking off, Marchena successfully beat Raul, but the Real Madrid captain lost because of this. The balance fell in the penalty area.

This kind of defensive action is very common, and even every game, every set-piece defense is repeated.

The referee almost doesn't give a penalty for this. After all, who can tell who is right and who is wrong in the whole process?

Olivar obviously planned the same, so he did not blow the whistle when Raul fell to the ground, but waited until Canizares broke the ball out of the touchline before the Real Madrid players rushed over, and saw the linesman When the flag was raised, he whistled.

A scene that shocked everyone appeared.

The linesman raised the flag to signal a throw-in, and the Real Madrid players would throw the ball, but for some unknown reason, the referee turned around and pointed to the penalty spot after seeing the linesman raising the flag.

For a time, everyone in the audience was stunned.

Even the Real Madrid players couldn't believe it themselves.

penalty?

Are you sure it's a penalty?

Valencia's players took the lead in reacting, and Albelda, Baraja and others immediately rushed towards the referee Oliwa, questioning why he awarded a penalty kick?

The linesman raised the flag to signal a throw-in, sir! Albelda roared excitedly.

How can this be a penalty? Are you mistaken?

God, how can you be so wrong? It's going to be a penalty?

No one could accept such a result, and Valencia's players almost went crazy.

As a guest at the Bernabeu, facing an opponent like Real Madrid, it is no longer easy to defend, and you have to be misjudged a penalty?

So how do you play this game?

Albelda was very excited. At the end, he even roared at the referee and asked him why he had to award a penalty, did he want to favor Real Madrid?

This got him a yellow card.

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It was indeed an incomprehensible penalty.

From the slow motion point of view, Marchena and Raul did have physical contact, which is very common in set-piece defense. Neither side violated the rules, and Raul fell to the ground after losing his balance, and even the referee himself I didn't realize it was a foul at first.

But a few seconds later, when the linesman raised the flag to indicate that it was Real Madrid's throw-in, the referee suddenly pointed to the penalty spot. Is it understandable that the referee actually misunderstood the linesman's flag raising? , think the linesman is a flag foul?

But at this time, it doesn't matter whether it is or not.

The referee Oliwa made a penalty, and he can't change his decision. Even at this moment, he knows that his decision was wrong, and he can't change it. He can only continue to insist on his mistake.

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The Valencia players made a fuss for a while, but in the end they had no choice but to accept the result of a penalty kick.

Figo personally took the penalty kick, and it was done overnight, opening the scoring for Real Madrid.

But in the stands at the Bernabeu, Real Madrid fans did not celebrate too much because of the goal.

Maybe they themselves know that this goal is somewhat unreliable.

Benitez, who was on the sidelines, also quickly calmed down after his rage, shouting to the players, indicating to keep calm, to stabilize his position, and not to give Real Madrid a chance to pursue the victory.

At this time, Valencia's military is unstable and is most likely to be attacked by opponents.

Valencia players are in a bad mood, and Real Madrid players are also affected a bit.

In the end, Real Madrid temporarily took the lead 1-0 with Figo's penalty kick in the first half.

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Su Dong's heart was also full of frustration, and he felt like he had been robbed.

The first half should have been a draw, a 0-0 draw, but now it's a 0-1 deficit.

Around, when the Valencia players walked off the field, they kept shouting that there was a shady scene.

It really seems to be full of shady!

See? Aimar said angrily, walking beside Su Dong.

This is the secret of Real Madrid's home victory this season! In this stadium, no one wants to win except themselves?

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