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"It looks like the defending champions' offense is in trouble."

"Because Bayern is the defending champion, all European teams will study Bayern's style of play in depth."

"Even if Rutten took office, he did not make earth-shaking reforms to Bayern's style of play in a short period of time. Bayern is still the Bayern that everyone is familiar with."

"In other words, Bayern's tactics do not have any novelty and suddenness."

"The opponent will also be more targeted when defending Bayern."

"This is a new challenge for Bayern now."

"Perhaps time can change this problem. As Rutten implements his strategic thinking in Bayern, Bayern may do better in more details."

"Of course, more often than not, even if the opponent is familiar with Bayern's style of play, Bayern can still rely on its impeccable strength to kill the opponent."

Villarreal is also grasping the details of the transition from defense to offense. It seems that the same style of play as Bayern can allow them to bridge the gap in strength between the two sides.

It's just that they have to face Ye Feng's impenetrable defense at the first moment when they turn from defense to offense, and often the fast break is also stifled in the bud at this moment.

Ye Feng is not in a hurry.

Even if the attack was temporarily blocked, he did not believe that Villarreal could block Bayern's attack.

No matter how bad it is, I still have a killer weapon!

But he does encounter a little trouble now. De Guzman keeps harassing himself by his side, making small moves, and once he has a chance to get the ball, Marchena and Senna, two first-class midfielders, will join hands in front of him. in front of him, blocking his way.

It's so hard!

Villarreal also knows where the real threat of Bayern is, so they will never relax their defense against Ye Feng.

This defensive method, the longer they persist, the easier it is to wear down Bayern's offensive patience, thereby reducing Bayern's offensive threat.

Ye Feng scratched his head, after almost losing the ball in a physical confrontation with Senna, he knew he couldn't go on like this.

Competition requires passion.

Without passion, it is a pool of stagnant water.

Thinking of this, Ye Feng immediately became more active.

First, two howitzer throw-ins were thrown from the sideline directly to the top of the Villarreal penalty area.

Isn't Bayern's offense impossible to get in?

I just throw it in!

Passion is here!

Originally, Ye Feng would not easily use the howitzer for a throw-in. He would only use it when the game was at a stalemate.

After all, if you use it too much, the opponent's defense will be more rigorous and targeted, and it is far less lethal than suddenly taking it out.

The situation was indeed as Ye Feng expected. The originally calm situation suddenly became inexplicably nervous because Ye Feng could throw the ball directly into the Villarreal penalty area.

Villarreal was in a panic.

Bayern has Gomez, the first-class high center forward who is most suitable for Bayern, and Muller, an elusive runner. Grabbing points is a very threatening way.

If one is accidentally caught by Bayern, then Villarreal can really raise their hands and surrender!

After all, Bayern will almost never lose a game led by Bayern.

Originally, it was possible to deal with Bayern little by little, but when the howitzers came, everything became different.

No, just as Ye Feng threw two howitzers over the restricted area of ​​Villarreal, they blew up the restricted area of ​​the yellow submarine into chaos and chaos everywhere.

Needless to say, Gomez is really competitive, suppressing the Villarreal central defender twice in a row and grabbing the first point.

It was the first time to directly head the goal, but it was a pity that it was saved by the Villarreal goalkeeper on the goal line;

The second time was a header to Muller, but Muller's two-point shot was blocked by the Villarreal defender;

Although they failed to score a goal twice, Bayern's threat came up all of a sudden.

Villarreal began to panic, they had to focus more on the penalty area, and also on Ye Feng.

You can't give Ye Feng another chance to throw the ball out of bounds.

It wasn't a throw-in at all, it was a real howitzer.

The head coach of Villarreal paced back and forth anxiously on the sidelines, yelling at the field from time to time to let the players pay attention, let alone give Bayern a chance to throw the ball out of bounds.

It really made Ye Feng launch wave after wave of grenades, and sooner or later Villarreal would be finished.

And by analogy, Villarreal's head coach has not forgotten that Ye Feng has other deadly weapons.

Front set kicks and corner kicks.

Ye Feng can have the experience of sending a corner kick directly into the opponent's goal. Although this is easier to defend than a howitzer throw-in, it is more deadly.

If you are not careful, you will lose the ball directly!

And Ye Feng's free kick is already a big killer in football. Although the number of goals does not seem to be high, the hit rate is definitely among the best.

Once Ye Feng is given the opportunity to shoot, Villarreal's goal is likely to fall.

Therefore, these opportunities cannot be given to Bayern.

This is very embarrassing.

No throw-in, no corner, no set-kick

What is this?

All the players on the Villarreal field felt like they were playing in shackles, and it was uncomfortable to be restrained.

Marchena and Senna surrounded Ye Feng cautiously, not daring to have too much physical confrontation, for fear of giving Ye Feng a direct free kick.

It was as if they were not defending Ye Feng, but were holding a rare treasure in their hands, for fear of breaking it.

But what they couldn't stand the most was that they didn't dare to do anything to overstep Ye Feng's rules, but Ye Feng was not used to their faults at all.

Regardless of whether there is a ball under his feet or not, he is completely rampant, more aggressive than a crab.

He was hit by Marchena for a while, and knocked to the ground by Senna for a while, as if he couldn't vent his energy without hitting a few times.

This is Ye Feng's habitual foul, often not to the extent of taking a card, but it makes the opponent's teeth itch with hatred.