I Want to Be the King of Football

The moment he saw Su Dong's goal, Deschamps first raised his hands in surprise, then lowered his hands weakly, shook his head, and turned helplessly towards the visiting team's coaching bench.

He still scored! Deschamps said angrily and helplessly.

He had expected this for a long time, but he did not expect the goal to come so early.

how to say?

The ball was really abrupt just now, and it also reflected the immaturity of Monaco.

It was also suddenly intercepted after turning from defense to attack and turned into offense and defense. Valencia tried once before, but the transition was very stable. Although Morientes created a shooting opportunity, it failed to pose a threat.

But Monaco is different this time. Su Dong's movement and card position are too uncomfortable, especially his burly and strong body, which is really advantageous in the penalty area. Vicente is a left-footed player but opens Right corner, it's hard to say it wasn't intentional.

Evra is left-footed, and Vicente is also left-footed, which makes it difficult for Evra to stop when Vicente crosses the penalty area with his left foot after catching the ball. Foot players, that's a whole different story.

Of course, the most important thing is because of Su Dong.

Vicente passed the ball, the purpose is very clear, is to find Su Dong!

Desailly is right at all, this kid is really hard to deal with! Deschamps scolded angrily.

Before the game, he made a special call to Chelsea's former teammate Desailly.

Chelsea had just fought Valencia in the Champions League, and Desailly almost got into a fight with Su Dong.

Desailly said with a smile that he took out the iron elbow that Shearer taught him back then and taught Su Dong a lesson.

This was when Desailly arrived in the Premier League when he faced off against Shearer, the number one center in the Premier League. The England center gave him an elbow directly in the game, and this time he gave Su Dong an elbow directly.

God knows why it was Shearer who elbowed him, and now he wants revenge on Su Dong?

But Desailly, who has experienced Vieri, Bierhoff, Ronaldo, Owen, Ruud van Nistelrooy and Henry throughout his career, told Desailly that Sudong is different from these players.

I can't tell you exactly where it's different. I feel it's different. It's very difficult anyway!

Deschamps hadn't figured out what Desailly was talking about before, but now, he kind of understands.

Yes, he is indeed very different and very difficult to deal with!

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Deschamps said before the game that he doesn't mind being scored by Valencia, because he has made a series of arrangements and arrangements for the situation after losing the ball, and even how to reverse the opponent when he is behind, he has a plan .

But what made him unexpected was that after taking the lead, Valencia still played evenly.

The team felt as if they didn't score.

Controlling the midfield, passing the ball forward and infiltrating when there is a chance, organizing and planning the attack, and quickly returning to defense after losing the ball, not taking risks, not greedy for merit, as if planning to spend with Monaco like this.

The ball and rhythm were controlled by the opponent, and Monaco no longer attacked like they did in the opening game, especially after losing the ball, they did not dare to counterattack. They always remember that their strength is not as good as Valencia.

Valencia's double midfielder also consciously slowed down the rhythm of the game and stably controlled the situation, which made the subsequent game a little turbulent, and neither side invested much in the attack.

In this 20-minute period, the two sides did not even take a shot, who would dare to believe it?

This situation continued until thirty-five minutes later.

The first half gradually came to an end, and Monaco's players began to lose their temper.

In Deschamps' plan before the game, there was indeed a plan for Valencia to score the first goal, but in his plan, after conceding the ball first, it should be a goal to equalize the score and get a precious away goal.

But Valencia kicked so firmly, it felt like a frog was boiled in warm water, and he wanted to slowly stew Monaco to death.

So, in the closing stage of the first half,

Monaco once again organized a wave of offensive.

Still trying to attack from the two flanks, Ibala on the right began to actively press forward, forming a cooperation with Giuli, and Evra and Rotten on the left also gradually exerted their strength.

First, Rotten on the left received a pass from Evra and wanted to forcibly break through Curro Torres, but he failed. He forced the ball into the penalty area and was pushed out by Ayala.

Then, Monaco created another chance on the right. Giuly drove the ball straight in, hit the right side of the Valencia penalty area, and crossed to the goal. Morientes took the lead and hit the goal, and the shot was directly hugged by Canizares.

Two consecutive attacks have entered the penalty area, Monaco also played the momentum again.

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Valencia was attacked twice in a row, and Benitez was still as stable as a mountain.

The Spaniard stood on the sidelines and commanded the team, indicating that the back line should be stabilized, especially the double midfielder.

Su Dong has to hold Monaco's defense line in front, and Vicente and Ruffit have to retreat a little more. When counterattacking, pay attention to hitting the opponent's back, especially the space left by the two full-backs of Monaco who moved forward and attacked.

In the 42nd minute, after Ibala stepped in again and participated in the offense, the ball was interrupted when the ball reached the middle. Cyclonus rushed to the left side of the penalty area. Before Rodriguez rushed over, Vicente sent a high ball with his left foot.

The ball crossed most of the penalty area and fell to the middle of the goal.

Su Dong also sprinted forward when Vicente was rushing with the ball.

Monaco central defender Gilvie was beside him trying desperately to hold him, but Su Dong was like a bull, ignoring the pull of the French central defender beside him, and sprinting forward regardless.

After rushing past the penalty spot, Su Dong jumped high, faced Vicente's left pass, hit the ball heavily, and smashed the ball straight into the lower left corner of Monaco's goal.

The goalkeeper Roma flew sideways, but in the end it was still a little slower.

The ball is in!!!!

Su Dong! Su Dong!!

In the 42nd minute, Su Dong played a crucial role for Valencia!

Two to zero!

Gilvey was beside him desperately trying to hold him, but Su Dong rushed up, not to mention he couldn't stop him, even if he fouled him, he couldn't hold him, but it was Gilvie himself, who was brought to the bottom by Su Dong. Couldn't take off and fight for the top.

The physical quality of the two is not at the same level at all. Even though Su Dong is only nineteen years old, his physical strength is really outstanding. He reminds me of Italian center Vieri!

Now he has begun to have the aura of Vieri at his peak!

After Su Dong scored, he rushed out of the stadium with great excitement, ran along the stadium stand, received the cheers from the fans in the stadium, and finally hugged his teammates who followed him on the sidelines to celebrate the goal. .

Nice job! Alberta and others were very happy.

A two-to-zero lead is a pretty good advantage for Valencia.

Next, as long as the team does not have an accident, as long as the score can be maintained, in the second round, what will happen to Monaco?

If the first goal just now was still within Monaco's expectations, then now, Su Dong's second goal has seriously damaged the morale of the Monaco players.

Now there is a dilemma in front of them, that is, should they go for an away goal?

If you grab, you have to press out to attack. If you don’t grab, you will be behind by two goals, and the second round will not be easy to play.

Valencia players know this, so they are all excited.

This time, the initiative of the game is really in the hands of Valencia.

Next, they can play more patiently and see how Deschamps and his Monaco play their cards?

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In the first half, Deschamps finally did not adjust.

But after the start of the second half, Monaco launched another wave of attack.

Unlike the wave at the beginning, Monaco did not dare to invest too much force this time, especially the two full-backs.

Obviously, Deschamps has clearly known that as long as their full-backs are pressed again, Valencia will continue to play behind them, which is quite fatal to them.

Without the support from the full-backs, Rotten has no advantage against Curro Torres, and it is difficult to create a threat. Giuli on the right is very threatening, but Valencia's defensive focus is tilted towards his side. , making it difficult for Giuli to make a difference.

In the 64th minute, Deschamps made the first substitution in the game, and Roundup replaced Cisse.

This is a signal to step up the attack.

In the 70th minute, he replaced Gilvie with Squillage.

The two goals conceded in this game are inseparable from Gilvie.

It is interesting to say that just three minutes after Squealucci came off the bench, Valencia took advantage of the opportunity of Monaco's substitution adjustment, seized an opportunity and launched an attack.

After Sudong dropped a long pass from the backcourt, he controlled the ball and passed it to David Silva.

After playing for more than an hour, David Silva, who gradually entered the game state, stopped the ball, glanced ahead, quickly sent a straight pass, and sent the ball directly to the area behind the defense line.

Vicente slanted behind the defence from the left rib, caught up with David Silva's through pass, stopped the ball and faced Squealach, an astute fake, drove the ball into the penalty area and shot low with his left foot hit.

Three to zero!

The entire Mestagna is completely fried!

Countless fans are cheering for Valencia's performance, shouting the name of each player, cheering for them!

Valencia's players also rushed out of the field to celebrate.

Three to zero, Valencia already has enough advantages!

Even if the game is over and it goes to the Louis II Stadium, Valencia has enough odds to retreat from the away game.

With the same reversal, there may still be a chance in the face of Real Madrid, which has a weak defense. In the face of Valencia, which is stable, this possibility is very small.

What's more, with Real Madrid's lessons learned, how could Valencia repeat the same mistakes?