Football: The Strongest Hexagon Warrior

Berlin's Olympiastadion once again became a sea of ​​joy for Wolfsburg fans. The fanatical atmosphere they created continued to rise and the chants they made lasted for a long time.

Vierinha, who scored the goal, felt the fanaticism coming towards him and was in high spirits.

He first opened his arms and knelt down to celebrate, then stood up and hugged his teammates who came up to celebrate the goal.

"Thank you, Martin."

Vierinha gave Martin a big hug as he ran over.

"They are all old friends, what are you grateful for?"

Martin put his arms around Vieriniya's neck and patted her twice.

"Then, as an old friend of mine, don't you plan to provide an assist?"

Dost added with a smile.

"My golden partner didn't even score a goal, so you take the lead."

De Bruyne directly put his arm around Martin's shoulders.

"Don't fight. As long as the position is good, I will try my best to pass the ball."

Martin said with a smile.

At the same time, the on-site director began to restore the wonderful goals.

Commentators from various TV stations also reviewed the process of Wolfsburg's goal and provided popular science to fans watching the live broadcast of the game.

"Martin stepped forward and let the ball pass Shinji Kagawa. It was so beautiful. The whole attack suddenly became clear. He avoided the three-man double-team. The adjustment time with his feet was very short, but the effect was amazing. One kick exceeded 40 meters. The long passing route was as if it had been precisely calculated by a computer."

PP sports commentator Zhan Jun said impassionedly: "Martin, who emerged this season, has grown too fast. I think it will be difficult for Wolfsburg to keep him this summer."

Guest commentator Li Yuankui said loudly: "For a super genius like Martin, the growth potential of staying in Wolfsburg is too low. He should go to a broader stage, such as the Premier League, La Liga, and... …Participate in the UEFA Champions League, the highest level in world football!”

Mendes, who was sitting in the VIP seats, was very happy. Although his client Martin did not score a goal, he made two assists to help Wolfsburg achieve the lead.

The offensive organization ability that he gradually showed will definitely increase Martin's worth a lot. Mendes has a strong hunch that he believes that Martin's potential is far from that.

He turned his head, smiled and said to the person next to him: "José, am I a pretty good customer?"

"It's really good."

……

Sevilla coach Emery frowned in the audience, and De Bruyne took the lead before he even made an effort.

What if De Bruyne breaks out?

Then you still need to kick?

Suddenly, Emery felt that there was still a long way to go until the Europa League final six days later.

……

When the Wolfsburg players celebrated the goal, Shinji Kagawa once again became the backdrop...

Looking at Martin's back, he gritted his teeth.

Yeah yeah!

Dortmund captain Kyle applauded his teammates: "Brothers, don't be discouraged by conceding the ball. The game is still long. Don't forget the vow we made before the game and bid farewell to Jurgen with victory. We... want to say To do it.”

"no sooner said than done!"

Although many players in the team are somewhat dissatisfied with Klopp's coaching style and training intensity, he has been kind to many players in the team. It can even be said that they are the result of Klopp's training. Today's success is achieved.

So I was very concerned about what captain Kyle mentioned, and naturally wanted to do something when Klopp was determined to leave.

However, there was not much time left for Dortmund in the first half. Their offensive organization did not threaten Benaglio's goalkeeping in the restarted game.

"Beep~"

Just after one minute of stoppage time, referee Bruchy decisively blew his whistle to signal the end of the first half of the game.

The violent energy released by the packed Olympiastadion in Berlin dropped significantly as the whistle sounded, and the neutral fans, who were rarely in such an atmosphere, finally breathed a sigh of relief.

The enduring fanatical atmosphere was a bit too much for them.

The on-site director showed a close-up shot of the Wolfsburg players walking towards the tunnel. Perisic and Vierinha scored goals in the first half, and Martin had two assists.

Through the broadcast screen, fans watching the live game can also see the serious expressions of the Dortmund players who were trailing, obviously dissatisfied with the end of the first half.

But this kind of dissatisfaction is only aimed at themselves. After all, the lagging behind has a lot to do with their poor performance.

As players from both sides entered the tunnel, substitute players also entered the court to warm up, and fans in the auditorium began to move freely.

The die-hard fans took the time to rest, replenish energy, eat some throat lozenges, and prepare for the second half of the game.

Although the game is a matter of players on the field, off-field factors can also affect the final result of the game in many cases.

As die-hard supporters, they want to do the best in things off the field.

While cheering for the team, it also puts pressure on the other team.

"Beep~"

The fifteen-minute intermission passed quickly, and neither side had any intention of making substitutions before changing sides. The referee Bruchy blew the whistle to signal the start of the second half.

Dost kicked the ball to De Bruyne, who handed the ball to Martin while facing his own goal.

Facing the Dortmund players rushing over, Martin did not panic at all. Martin chose to continue passing the ball back, and then moved to respond according to the immediate situation of the game, connecting the midfield and the midfield.

Such a job is so-easy for the current Martin!

At the beginning of the second half, Martin handled Wolfsburg's offensive organization in an orderly manner, as if he had the demeanor of a midfield commander.

Without organizational pressure, De Bruyne can focus more on direct attacks in the midfield and frontcourt, and the threat level of Wolfsburg's offense has been greatly improved.

Only two minutes into the second half, De Bruyne received Martin's diagonal pass from the top of the penalty area and hit the ball with a stop. The quality of the long-range shot was very high, almost grazing the outside of the right goal post and out of the baseline.

Otherwise, Wolfsburg got a dream start in the second half.

A minute later, Wolfsburg's offense came back.

Martin received Naldo's pass in the backcourt, made slight adjustments, and sent an accurate wide-range diagonal pass.

Perisic, who advanced at high speed from the left, comfortably led the ball in the direction of travel, using his speed advantage to slightly open up the distance, and sent a very high-quality cross with his left foot before leaving the baseline.

Dost defeated Subotic at the front point and completed the goal with a header!

The football flying towards the goal slightly missed the left goal post, shocking the Dortmund fans who came out of the audience to sweat.

"oooooo——"

Dortmund fans at the Olympiastadion in Berlin immediately let out a wave of frightened exclamations.

If Dost's header went a little further in, it would be difficult for Langerak to save the football.

Wolfsburg continuously created attacks that were enough to score goals. Krupp, standing in the coach's command area, frowned and didn't know what to do.