Chapter 168: How did he do that?


When Huleka ran towards the goal of the football in front of Serafeni, Albertazzi was not alone in guessing that Huleka would kick the ball with his heel to shoot.
But I am afraid that no one can think that the ball knocked out by the heel will draw a strange arc, bypass the goalkeeper Albertazzi, and fly into the goal.
This completely exceeded everyone's expectations.
Not to mention Albertazzi.
No matter how responsive and predictable he is, he will never predict such a situation.
When the football flew into the goal, he was still half-kneeling, and he didn't even wave his arm... This shows how unexpected the ball was to him.
The surprise also included the fans at the scene, whether they were Ferenc fans or Leeds City fans, staying silent when the football flew into the goal. I don’t know whether to cheer or exclaim, because they are not sure if the goal is scored...
Watching the football fly over from between Serafini's legs and pass goalkeeper Albertazzi, but Albertazzi did not make any saves. So was it because Albertazzi didn't react because it didn't hit the goal frame at all? Otherwise, how could the omnipotent Albertazzi be indifferent to this ball?
But soon, when everyone saw the football bouncing in the goal and moving the net, they realized that... the goal was really scored!
All kinds of shouts rang from the stands.
Some people are exclaiming, some are cheering, some are swearing, and many more are making sounds of unknown meaning.
The narrators are equally stunned.
"Hu Lai is shooting? Football...Hey! This goal! I... God! This goal is scored? This goal is actually scored?!" He Feng himself couldn't believe it. It stands to reason that after Hu Lai scored, he He should be the happiest and most excited person, but what he said is full of uncertain emotions, which shows how shocked he is.
Fortunately, Yan Kang yelled next to him and reminded him: "Beautiful! Oh beautiful! Hu Lai's ball is so beautiful! Heel shots can be kicked like this... It's rare!"
Matthew Cox was also exclaiming: "God! Hu's heel shot produced an incredible effect! What did I see?! I saw the arc of God! In an almost impossible way, in an almost impossible way From a possible angle, scored an almost impossible goal! Hu! He conquered the'iceberg'! Climbed to the top! He broke Albertazzi's goal! This season before the Italian media called it'unconquerable' The man fell at Hu's feet!"
Although the Italian commentator was very frustrated, he was still crazy and excited about Hu Lai’s brilliant goal: "Hu! Hu! Hu! Ah... the goal! Leeds took the lead. Hu’s way of scoring is unexpected...Albertazzi has no way to react. He can only watch the football into the net...It is not that Albertazzi’s performance is not good enough, but Hu’s goal is too beautiful. Now... I have to say, I won’t be able to save this ball in the future if I change to any top goal in this world! This is the
world wave
I have only seen in my commentary career! Yes, although it is not the kind of long-range outside the penalty area A super long shot, but this ball can still be called a world wave! I can even imagine that this ball will definitely be a strong contender for the best goal in the Europa League this season!"
Hulet broke through Ferenc's goal, but the Italian commentator did not hesitate to exaggerate. It can be seen how shocking the ball is.
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After scoring, Hu Lai looked back at the goal and saw the football flying into the goal net. Then he exhaled-one third of the task was completed!
Then he shook off Serafeni and ran to the corner flag area.
He wants to imprint his celebration on this stadium!
It's like stamping and punching.
Every time a stadium is conquered, his iconic celebratory figure must be left here.
But this time he failed.
Because he ran halfway, he let the excited Kamara hug him, and threw the whole person on Hu Lai, dragging the latter to the ground...
Then more Leeds City players swarmed and rushed forward, putting Hulay and Camara at the bottom.
Even on the bench, teammates are constantly coming.
Head coach Tony Clark is not as exaggerated as the players, but he is celebrating wildly on the sidelines-he directly enters the court and has a passionate sliding knee!
The reason why everyone in Leeds is so excited is not just because Hu Lai scored a wonderful goal.
Even more because of this goal opened the door to victory for Leeds!
They know that with this ball, Leeds' hopes of qualifying for the semi-finals of the Europa League have greatly increased!
All of Ferenc's tactics are based on "not losing the ball." As long as they don't lose the ball, they can have enough patience to deal with Leeds, even if it drags on to the penalty shootout, they are not afraid.
Because there is such an excellent goalkeeper Albertazzi, in the penalty shootout, Ferenc also has the advantage.
But once the ball is lost...
Then all the previous tactics collapsed.
They can no longer continue to set up the bus, they can't keep it out.
They can no longer drag the game into a penalty shootout.
They must attack.
But after attacking, Ferenc is just an ordinary team-their offense is not sharp, and their defense can't guarantee everything in time. There will always be loopholes, allowing Leeds to take advantage of it. .
To deal with such "ordinary" opponents, Leeds City is too capable.
Therefore, Hulai's ball is regarded as opening the door to victory for Leeds. The game continues, Leeds City's advantage will only get bigger and bigger!
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Everyone in Leeds celebrated, and Ferentz was in great pain and depression.
The Ferenc players on the bench held their heads in their hands and slumped in their seats. Their teammates on the field are not much better than them.
Many people lie down directly on the ground, covering their faces with both hands-just watching this scene makes people think that the game is over and Ferenc has been eliminated...
No wonder they are so frustrated, because they also know in their hearts that not conceding the ball is their bottom line.
Know more about what happens after losing the ball...
Ferenc's coach Federico Broli stood on the sidelines, like a sculpture, without any changes in body movements or expressions, just staring at the stadium blankly.
In order to deal with Leeds, he first tried this bus tactic on Eldrea. The results of the first round against Leeds proved the tactic was successful.
Later in the league and the Turin Bulls game, he further verified this. After scoring a set-piece, Ferenc took the lead and faced a fierce counterattack from the angry bulls. As a result, Ferenc also withstood.
We must know that the Bulls have Caesars who are not old. Since they can guarantee not to lose the ball when facing Caesars, what's the problem with Leeds back to the home scene?
So Broly is very confident in this tactic and believes that he can withstand Leeds' attack at home. Drag the game into Ferentz's more sure penalty shootout.
Unexpectedly, my team would lose the ball before the first half of the game was over!
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Albertazzi remained half-kneeled, turning his head to look at the football in the goal.
He still hasn't figured it out yet... how the ball flew into his goal.
From what he observed, the football was knocked over by Hu Lai's heel when it landed. Generally speaking, if you shoot from the heel of the ground, it should be a bocce ball against the turf.
And because of this, Albertazzi made the move to fall to the ground and save.
Unexpectedly, the flight trajectory of the football was completely opposite to his prediction. He went down, the football went up... just so perfect to miss.
It's not that Albertazzi has never missed the ball, but it was so inexplicable that he cared very much and was shocked.
Because this kind of losing the ball will make him more frustrated.
It's as if I'm particularly incompetent...
A goalkeeper who has high demands on himself is absolutely not allowed to lose the ball without doing anything~EbookFREE.me~ If he tried his best and failed to defend, then he can accept it even though he is unhappy.
But this kind of he didn't even make a save, and it was a loss of the ball caused by a judgment error, which made him particularly worried.
This loss of the ball means that he himself made a mistake.
In fact, the slow motion of the TV broadcast answered Albertazzi’s question, which he couldn’t see:
While Hu Lai shot the goal with his heel, there was a stepping movement with his foot.
Said it is a heel kick, but in a sense, it is more like a heel kick...
It is particularly obvious in the slow motion-the football deforms when it is squeezed. It is the deformation of the squeezing force that causes the football to not roll forward against the turf, but bounce!
Draw a parabola, like a spoon shot.
To allow Albertazzi to judge the error, he could only watch the ball into the goal.
"Ah...this goal...this goal has nothing to do with luck. Let him do it again, he will definitely not be able to score. But...what does it matter? How many of those horrifying and unbelievable goals have no luck. What? The important thing is not how the goal was scored, the important thing is...Leeds are ahead!" Matthew Cox naturally stands on Leeds's side.
The Italian commentator excused Albertazzi: "It's no wonder that even Albertazzi can't stop the ball. It's so weird! Who would have thought that Hu would be able to step on the football by stepping on it. It’s okay, Albertazzi, no one can do it with such a ball... Don’t blame yourself!"
When he said this, the television broadcast happened to give Albertazzi a close-up shot, in which the "Iceberg" frowned and gritted his teeth, but it didn't seem like "don't blame yourself" at all.
(End of this chapter)
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