Midfielder Ruler

Facing Alexander Song's close defense, Tang Zheng chose to poke his butt back, causing Alexander Song, who had physical problems, to take a half step back naturally, but Tang Zheng had obvious intentions when facing Schmelzer who threw the sideline ball. Stick it with your teeth.

At the same time, Schmelzer threw a sideline ball, and the target was Tang Zheng!

So Alexander Song posted it without reservation, but the moment Tang Zheng faced the football, his body suddenly moved to the left, and the football fell back against his chest.

In addition, he was sticking to the right side of Alexander Song's body to complete his turn.

Alexander Song was originally going to mark Tang Zheng, but when he saw the football passing by, his body instinctively tried to clear the ball.

However, his physical fitness has declined significantly, and his body's reaction is slower than when he has sufficient physical fitness. The football flew over the left rib of his body and headed towards Pirlo.

Pirlo, facing the football, didn't wait for Wilshere and Ramsey to get close, and directly sent the ball forward, that is, passed it to Tang Zheng's forward running route after turning around.

Alexander Song's explosive power and turning speed are very fast, but he has a yellow card on his back, so that he dare not make obvious foul actions behind him.

After all, this is the Westphalia Stadium, and the referee will have nothing to say when he gives another yellow card.

Seeing Tang Zheng waving the ball into the 30-meter attack zone, and both midfielders were out of position, central defender Mertesacker had no choice but to choose the defensive method of fighting and retreating to form Tang Zheng.

In his homework review before the game, Tang Zheng has a strong breakthrough ability and long-range shooting ability.

So much so that Mertesacker didn't dare to lean forward, and he didn't dare to lean too far behind, the position was very awkward.

Right-back Sagna was distracted by Gotze's widening, and another central defender, Koscielny, had to defend Lewandowski. That is to say, before Alexander Song returned to his position, Mert Sac had to defend Tang Zheng one-on-one.

Thinking of the past when Tang Zheng led Dortmund to defeat Werder Bremen, Mertesacker felt guilty.

Seeing that Mertesacker didn't dare to go forward to defend, Tang Zheng was a little disappointed, but he noticed his teammate on the right side from the corner of his eye, and then his eyes lit up!

After advancing another two meters, it has already entered Tang Zheng's shooting range.

During the run, Tang Zheng flicked the ball to the right with the outer instep of his right foot.

Then he fell to the ground and extended his right leg in an attempt to block Tang Zheng's long shot.

Meanwhile, German Sky commentator Marcel Leif suddenly raised his voice, shouting: "Don—"

However, as soon as the words fell, Tang Zheng didn't force a long-range shot with his right foot, but quickly put down his raised right foot, rubbed his toe to the bottom of the football, and completed a kick pass to the right side of the penalty area.

"Aww-"

The extreme fans in the South Stand of the Westfalenstadion uttered deafening chants.

Many fans even raised their arms high, ready to welcome the goal.

Koscielny, defending Lewandowski, used the momentum brought by his movement to leap high, but he failed to reach the football!

Andy Gray, a British Sky commentator, exclaimed: "—the roof has fallen!"

Gibbs, who was following Perisic, raised his right arm and signaled Perisic to be offside.

But the assistant referee did not wave the flag to indicate offside, but followed Perisic's running forward, that is to say...not offside!

"Don... just right behind the rubbing pass!" Marcel Leif changed his voice and raised his arms and shouted.

Szesny resolutely abandoned the goal and attacked, but Perisic was very fast, and Tang Zheng's pass was just right. During the high-speed running, Perisic pushed the ball forward with his chest, just right. Grab flashed before Szesny.

Facing the huge empty goal, Perisic had no reason to waste. He stopped the football with his left foot and pushed the ball to the goal very safely.

Since Gibbs, who followed behind, stopped after Perisic flashed past Szesny, even if the speed of the ball was slow, it did not affect the football slowly rolling into the goal.

Perisic, who scored the goal, was very excited. In his heart, Dortmund is a big team. It must take a long time for him to integrate into the team after joining from the small league. Team speed will increase!

Of course, Perisic, who scored a goal beyond the score, did not forget Tang Zheng, who sent a precise pass. He took the initiative to run to Tang Zheng, the best player in the Bundesliga who was the same age as him but younger than himself.

The on-site director focused on Perisic who scored the goal, and the commentators in the commentary introduced Perisic according to the script prepared before the game, especially the Croatian commentator, and even described Perisic as Dortmund. the savior of...

Through the slow-motion replay of the entire goal, the remarks of many commentators became fair.

Although Perisic scored the goal, Tang Zheng should be credited with 80% of the credit for the goal. His handling and passing of the ball were just right, and Szczesny would be attacked if he scored more. Get it, and if you lose one point, Koscielny, who has amazing jumping ability, will clear the ball.

Central 5 commentator He Wei said this: "Eighty percent of the credit for this goal should be attributed to Tang Zheng. If it weren't for his exquisite pass after taking the ball and breaking through, even if Perisic moved so much There is no way to help Dortmund exceed the score."

Marcel Leff commented on Xi's plausible words on the spot: "Almost in the case of being restricted throughout the game, Arsenal's defensive system still allowed Don to find a gap to send the ball to the most dangerous area, Ivan Perisi It's not too surprising that Chi scored the ball."

British Sky commentator Andy Gray shook his head and said: "Arsenal's defense should be distracted at a critical moment, it should not be!"

"This is the Dortmund team that won the Bundesliga title last season! Great!!"

"Dortmund played this attack very delicately, Don's passing and Ivan Perisic's movement were just right."

...

As the goal was scored and the time entered 80 minutes, Wenger had no choice but to give it a go.

Before the re-kick-off, Arsenal made the last adjustment of the whole game. High center forward Chamark replaced England international Walcott, who did not perform well in the second half, to increase the number of attacking players in the frontcourt.

The intention of this substitution adjustment is obvious, which is to rely on Chamark's high point to create a murderous opportunity in Dortmund's penalty area.

It's just that Chamark hasn't found the state of the game yet, and he's a bit out of tune with the game.

Two minutes later, Dortmund also made corresponding adjustments.

Sven Bender replaced Gotze, and the defensive intention was very obvious.

But in front of everyone, Dortmund's adjustment is to retreat.

Sven Bender and Kyle came off the bench, Pirlo was in a good position to assist in the defense, and Tang Zheng had a more free position. With the presence of Sven Bender and Kyle, he could focus more on offense.

Both Lewandowski and Perisic have speed, as does Tang Zheng, who can play high-quality and quick counterattacks when Arsenal are pressing heavily.

Wenger can naturally understand Dortmund's idea of ​​substitutions, but he has no choice now.

Losing one goal in an away game is a loss, and losing two goals is also a loss.

Arsenal's offense has also become simpler, that is, two wingers or a 45-degree direct pass, and Chamark and Van Persie will complete the competition in the penalty area.

However, Dortmund's air defense ability is extremely strong. The constant double central defender is over 1.9 meters, and there are also Kyle who is 1.88 meters and Sven Bender who is 1.85 meters, plus Tang Zheng who is 1.94 meters. Unless the landing is excellent Otherwise, it would be difficult for Chamark and Van Persie to threaten the goal guarded by Weidenfeller.

Eighty-seven minutes into the game, the atmosphere at the Westphalon Stadium was still frenzied. Every Dortmund fan burst out with their maximum energy, which greatly disturbed the visiting team players.

The interference at the fan level may not be great for professional players with game experience, but the fanatical atmosphere created by the Westphalon Stadium is not something ordinary professional players can overcome.

At least two full-backs, Gibbs and Sagna, did not have the effect Wenger imagined, but Wilshere's forty-five-degree cross found Van Persie.

It's just that under the interference of Hummels, the sight was not adjusted properly, and the header was higher than the crossbar.

In the 2011-2012 UEFA Champions League Group F, the game between Dortmund and Arsenal came to 90 minutes, and the fourth official came to the sidelines with both hands holding up the three-minute stoppage time electronic card.

Arsenal's offense did not threaten Weidenfeller's goal for a long time. The home team fans in the stands were in a good mood. They were shoulder to shoulder, singing team songs and shouting slogans, enjoying themselves.

Gundogan came to the sidelines and wanted to take advantage of the next dead ball opportunity to come off the bench and consume some game time by the way.

Thinking of Dortmund's first victory in the Champions League after nine years, every Dortmund fan can't help but get excited.

Arsenal players are still organizing the offense on the field, perhaps inspired by head coach Arsene Wenger. Their offense is no longer as eager to find Mark and Van Persie as before, but more patiently conducts outside the penalty area.

Tang Zheng realized that things that he didn't want to see would happen if he continued to stay at the front of the penalty area, so he consciously pressed forward, just like the high position in the frontcourt, to put more pressure on the Arsenal players who got the ball.

However, at this moment, Ramsey who was holding the ball suddenly passed the ball behind Tang Zheng, and Sven Bender stepped forward to defend Wilshere too slowly, so that Wilshere could handle the ball calmly after receiving the ball.

Besides, Wilshere didn't mean to stop the ball. He directly used the arch of his right foot to push a pass to find Van Persie.

Van Persie, who was backed by Subotic, hit the ball directly to Chamark, who was crowded, and then ran diagonally.

Chamak tapped the heel of his left foot knowingly, and the football rolled between Hummels' legs.

This wave of Arsenal's offense is a continuous pass, which does not give Dortmund's defensive players too much reaction time.

It just so happened that Chamark's left-foot kicked the ball in the same direction as Van Persie's diagonal running. Subotic chased back and got in place, but Van Persie got stuck.

Seeing the running Van Persie swung his left foot twelve yards away from the goal, Subotic chose to block the shot without hesitation from the side.

However, in order to ensure a higher shooting percentage, Van Persie suddenly kicked the ball back with the inside of the instep of his left foot. Subotic, who fell to the ground and blocked him, had no time to retract his outstretched leg, and Van Persie was shoveled to the ground by him!

The Westphalia Stadium fell into a brief silence at this moment.

On the court, players from both sides looked at the referee Rizzoli.

Rizzoli still had that calm expression, then blew his whistle and pointed his right hand to the penalty spot.

"Penalty!"

British Sky commentator Andy Gray said excitedly.

Chamark pulled up captain Van Persie, and the two embraced to celebrate the team's penalty kick.

Dortmund captains Kyle, Pirlo and Tang Zheng surrounded the referee Rizzoli, saying that Van Persie was a flop and Subotic was innocent.

And Subotic himself ran towards the referee Rizzoli with an innocent face. He shrugged his shoulders and said that he did not touch Van Persie, and that Van Persie fell to cheat a penalty kick.

Arsenal players have rich experience and know that the referee will not change the penalty given by the referee, and they are not afraid of appeals from Dortmund players.

really!

The Italian referee Rizzoli made a very decisive penalty. Not only did he award a penalty to Arsenal in stoppage time, but he also showed a yellow card to Subotic for the foul.

At the same time, the on-site director gave a slow-motion playback.

Looking back from multiple broadcast shots, Subotic kicked Van Persie down, and there was no problem with penalty kicks.

"Whooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo-"

Seeing that they were about to win, but Arsenal won a penalty kick, the Dortmund fans at the Westfalen Stadium were somewhat upset, and they made deafening boos.

With the huge boos from the fans of the home team, captain Robin van Persie withstood the pressure and scored the ball.

As a guest, Arsenal equalized the score at the last minute of the game!

The Dortmund coach Klopp sitting in the stands seemed very helpless. If he was in the coach's command area, the substitution would be much more timely, and there would be no loss of goals in stoppage time.

Hey……

This goal is also the last goal of the game.

In the end, Borussia Dortmund drew 2:2 with Arsenal at the Westfalun Stadium.

Although he failed to win a victory at home, the head coach Klopp did not have much dissatisfaction. After all, this was the first time that most of the players on the field participated in the UEFA Champions League, the top European competition.

A draw at home is not a bad thing. In Chinese terms, it is a blessing in disguise.

As the Bundesliga champions last season, the young players were somewhat overconfident, and the draw in this game was just enough to calm them down.

Think of it as tuition fees.

German Sky commentator Marcel Leff looked at the Dortmund players who were worried about gains and losses in the broadcast and said: "A draw at home is not a bad ending. You must know that Jurgen Klopp is making this game. Watching from the sidelines, unable to directly control the game, there will be some delays in both substitutions and tactical adjustments. The penalty kick in stoppage time is the most obvious. If Ilkay Gundogan can pass the coach's tactical deployment as soon as possible, the ending Certainly not the case..."