Chapter 186: Punch

The most important aspect of this tactic is defense.
You have to fight back because you have to defend it.
But if you only emphasize defense, or blindly focus on defense, or even sacrifice offensive power for defense, it is not worth the loss.
After all, a defense that can't counterattack, it will be a matter of time before the opponent scores.
The defensive counterattack is not just a tactic that relies on the speed and personal ability of the offensive players alone.
When you counterattack, you should invest your troops just as you should. Ten people can't watch the show behind, and one person in front of you can charge into the battle.
Such a defensive counterattack is inefficient.
This puts high demands on the players' physical fitness.
The game has been played to the last ten minutes, and there is not much physical energy left, and he has to rush up without hesitation when the counterattack fails, and then quickly retreat after the counterattack fails or ends.
Sprints back and forth are all anaerobic exercises. At this point in the game, the players' physical stamina is already exhausted, and if they want to sprint back and forth in this way, they will be unable to attack or come back. It would be okay if only one or two people fought back, but it would be very difficult to invest more troops.
Clark has always attached great importance to the team's physical fitness, just for the team at this time can not lose the chain, but also have combat effectiveness.
Modern football attaches great importance to the movement of players, so physical fitness has become the key to modern football.
Those teams that can win the championship are all physically strong.
In the past, football still allowed those players with distinctive characteristics but poor physical fitness to exist. Now there is almost no room for such people to survive.
If Hu Lai is not physically justified, even if he can score goals, it will be difficult to play the main force in the five major European league teams.
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Amid the cheering of the home team fans in the Southfield stadium stands, London Bridge launched a fierce offensive against Leeds. Their two full-backs pressed on, and even goalkeeper Bueno was pushed outside the penalty area.
The two central defenders, George Bilques and Tim Martin, are on the center line.
Make sure that Leeds can't even drive the ball at halftime, and they will be controlled by them as long as they come over.
Hulay is the most forward player in Leeds City, he is dangling in front of the two London Bridge central defenders.
But it is difficult to expect him to compete with two central defenders here.
Leeds City was pressed so that all the players returned to their own half.
It seems that the weak line of defense is already in jeopardy.
Leeds City is like a spring, being continuously compressed and compressed, and is about to be compressed to the limit.
At this time, if the London Bridge can continue to put pressure on it, Leeds is likely to be crushed and collapsed.
It's a pity that the pressure on London Bridge is approaching its limit...
"Park!!!"
After receiving a pass from Aiken in the penalty area, Park Chuntae was posted by Leeds city defender Ben Grist. He tried to buckle the football and get rid of the latter.
However, Grist used his physical strength to squeeze Pu Chuntai into an unstable foothold.
At this point in the game, Park Chun-tae’s energy consumption is huge, making it difficult for him to take advantage of the physical confrontation-it is not only the Leeds players who are weak.
In the end, Park Chuntae was crushed by Grist and fell to the ground.
There was a huge boo in the stands.
Park Chuntae himself raised his arm to signal Grist's foul-he wanted a penalty kick.
But the referee motioned for him to get up.
The boo was even louder because the London Bridge fans thought the referee was partial to Leeds.
At the same time, a line of subtitles appeared on the TV broadcast screen to the effect that the video referee team is judging the fall in the penalty area to determine whether it is a foul.
The game continued. The ball lost after Park Chun-tae fell was taken by the Leeds City players, who kicked the football to the front.
Hu Lai ran to the spot, but couldn't completely compete with Tim Martin, who was 1.96 meters tall.
The football was pushed back by Martin and fell to Montgomery's feet. London Bridge continued to organize the attack.
After Pu Chuntai got up from the ground, he kept complaining and protesting loudly to the referee, thinking that it should be a penalty just now.
The chief referee gestured for him to shut up, while holding the headset with one hand, so that he could hear the suggestions from the video referee team clearly amid the loud boos.
Soon he came to the conclusion-Grist did not foul, that ball is fine!
He motioned for the game to continue.
"No foul, no penalty" subtitles were also played on the live broadcast screen.
No matter how dissatisfied the London Bridge fans are, this result cannot be changed.
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Aiken retraced, and after he got the ball, he tried to dribble sideways, but it was a little bigger.
Morikawa Junpei rushed forward cleverly like a little monkey, and stabbed the football with his foot.
However, there are a lot of players from both sides in this area, and the ball he stabbed fell to the feet of London Bridge forward Mohamed Dehli.
Morikawa Junpei didn't give up, and rushed forward again, hitting Deheli again.
Under the collision of the two opposing forces, the football stayed in place, both of them staggered, but they have not lost control of the football.
So the two men fought their bayonets in front of the restricted area in Leeds.
De Heli's feet are indeed very flexible, and the ball feels first-rate.
But Morikawa Junpei is also tenacious enough, and his low body shape makes his center of gravity lower and makes it easier for him to steal the ball under his feet.
After the two entangled each other for a few seconds, the football was finally taken out by Morikawa Junpei from Deheli's feet.
Not only that, he also took advantage of the trend to put De Helica behind him, so that he could not steal the first time.
Then he passed the football back to Rabian right back Josh Lawler.
Lawler dragged far behind, and Alan Molly, the left back of London Bridge, rushed forward to rob him. At this time, the London Bridge full-back has already played like a winger...
Lawler passed the football to the center and passed it to goalkeeper Van Deven.
After receiving the ball, Van Devin kicked the football directly to the midfield with a big foot.
In the middle of the road, Pete Williams jumped up and then rubbed the header and passed to Hu Lai!
Hu Lai did not stand on the spot to catch the ball, but suddenly accelerated and ran back, temporarily throwing away Vilquez, accurately judging the football's landing point, leaping high, and turning his body slightly in the air at the same time.
He saw a huge gap behind the back of London Bridge, and at the same time saw Lasky speeding forward.
So he twisted his head in the air and pushed the football to the backcourt of London Bridge, to the front of Lasky who was sprinting!
"Leeds counterattack!"
Clark and Randy on the sidelines were agitated, but they were still trying to restrain them, staring at the court.
Hu Lai's header flopped backwards did a great job, Laski didn't have to slow down at all, he continued to speed up and rushed forward and received the ball.
He did not stop the ball, but took the opportunity to move the football forward!
This helped him to get rid of Montgomery, the captain of the London Bridge, almost a single shot!
The London Bridge fans in the stands of Southfield Stadium used huge boos and screams to express their mood at this moment-panic!
Bilks and Montgomery were still chasing Laski, they didn't care about the others at all.
Behind them, Hu Lai, who completed the header ferry, didn't stop in place to watch the show, but turned and bury his head and rushed forward.
As a center forward, every attack is related to him. No matter how far he is from the goal, he always runs in the direction of the goal, because he knows the goal is there...
It's just that no one pays attention to him now. Everyone's attention was attracted by Lasky.
To know that the Polish striker has formed a single-handed trend, he must have come by himself for this ball!
Another London Bridge centre-back Tim Martin also ran back, protecting the middle, and handing Laski to his teammate Bilkes and captain Montgomery.
When Laski took the ball into the penalty area, London Bridge goalkeeper Bueno attacked!
The Polish striker raised his head and took a look, then kicked and shot!
While he was shooting, Bueno fell to the ground and rushed towards the center, and the football really flew over!
He is right!
But at such a close shot, he couldn't hold him, he could only push the flying football out with both palms...
The football hasn't flew far, and the alarm in front of the London Bridge has not been lifted!
At this time everyone saw that Hu Lai had followed the penalty area~EbookFREE.me~ He was in the middle, and the football was pounced on the middle by Bueno!
Tim Martin watched the football fly over, and when he was returning to the defense, he quickly stopped and turned around and reached out to shovel the football.
But someone touched the ball before him!
"Hu Lai!!"
Hu Lai strode up to the football and raised his foot to shoot!
He pushed the football into the empty goal before Martin!
"Oh oh oh oh! Hu Lai! Hu Lai!!! Beautiful!!! Lore! He lore on London Bridge!!!"
In fact, what Shen Lang said was not very rigorous. Hu Lai scored in the 85th minute, at least eight minutes before the end of the game.
Strictly speaking, this is not a lore.
But Shen Lang didn't care about that much, he was emotional, where could he speak rigorously?
The boos at Southfield Stadium were much lower in front of this goal, but the shouts of the away team fans were highlighted:
"Whosyourdaddy?! Whosyourdaddy?! Whosyourdaddy?!"
"WHO?! Who?! Who?!"
"Husyourdaddy!!! Husyourdaddy!!! Husyourdaddy!!!"
"HU!!! HU!!! HU!!!"
In this shout, Hu Lai ran to the corner flag and made his own signature celebration.
But this time is slightly different from usual. When he landed, he raised his hands and turned his wrists down, pointing his thumb to the number and name behind him.
It seemed to be cooperating with the Leeds City fans in the stands.
Tell the audience of more than 40,000 London Bridge fans:
Goal scorer, Hu Lai!
(End of this chapter)