Fox in the Penalty Area

"Silvilio... a dunk! Good goal! He dunked past Fonseca and then broke into the penalty area! Then he made a cross! Eh? This is... a direct shot! The goal post! Oops! Eh? Eh! ?! Hey!! Good shot! Hahahaha! Good shot! Good shot!! Hu Lai! Haha! Ha!"

He Feng laughed so hard in the end that he almost forgot the normal explanation.

Because this ball is so... so funny!

In just one ball, the audience went through so many emotional ups and downs, not to mention the players on both sides of the field.

Seeing Silverio's cross turned into a direct shot, and successfully passed Buckle's fingers, many people were ecstatic, thinking that the goal would be scored.

Seeing the football being rejected by the far goal post, a basin of cold water was poured down on everyone's heart, which chilled everyone's heart.

The reason why it was only half cool was, of course, because they saw Hu Lai appear in front of the goal post right after them and met the football unexpectedly...

Then the ball went in!

It's almost like a joke.

Hu Lai "picked up" the ball so easily!

In the past, when people didn't understand the characteristics of Hu Lai's football, some people ridiculed that forwards like Hu Lai were "miss-picking" forwards, and all goals depended on picking up misses.

Now Hu Lai lets them see what real "leaking out" is!

Pies are falling from the sky!

This luck is coming, and nothing can stop it!

The Madrid Pirates fans in the stands booed loudly when they saw Peralta bumping into Hulay from behind, causing Hulay to stumble and lose his balance and ability to attack later.

They believe that Peralta committed a foul. If the Madrid Pirates' attack fails, they hope that their boos will remind the referee, put pressure on him, and let the video referee team intervene to make a penalty in favor of the Madrid Pirates. Give Peralta a card and give Madrid Pirates a penalty…

As a result, the next second, Hulay, who was pushed out by Peralta, knocked the football into the goal!

The boos switched seamlessly to cheers with barely any pause.

The cheers were mixed with laughter.

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Hulay, who scored the goal out of nowhere, did not go to the corner flag area to make his signature move.

After he staggered and knocked the football into the goal, he completely lost his balance and let the inertia carry his body forward, falling directly into the goal.

He also turned his head and showed a complicated expression of surprise and joy.

In the last derby with the Madrid Kings, after he scored with his left foot, he once celebrated by covering his mouth to express surprise.

But that celebration was done on purpose, and he wasn't actually surprised.

But this time he was really surprised...

Damn it, right? Can you score goals like this? !

I am dying, and [True Lover’s Red String] appears!

A camera just behind the goal captured Hulay's expression, which was quickly broadcast around the world via broadcast signals.

All the fans watching this game saw Hulay's expression after scoring.

Is there anything that beats a Madrid King fan more than a goal?

have!

Even if he is pushed by the Kings defender, he can score a goal with great luck!

This ball combined with Hulay's sincere but cheap expression of unexpected joy made the Madrid Kings fans as sick as if they had eaten hundreds of live maggots.

Some Kings fans broke the defense on the spot and angrily accused... Peralta:

"What do you think you were pushing for?"

"Thank you so much Peralta! Maybe he wouldn't have scored without that push!"

"I suggest giving Peralta the 'Best Assist Award'! Damn it!"

Pirates fans are very happy:

"Such a powerful good luck! 'Mary's Lucky Coin' must have played a role!"

"Let the king's bastards take a good look at what 'useless' means!"

"This is obviously the result of Hu tossing a coin before the game. He has been protected by the goddess of luck!"

Peralta himself seemed very annoyed. He put his head in his hands and stared blankly at the scene in the goal. Hulay was lying in the goal with the football next to him.

How ironic!

how so?

Oh, God! Have you abandoned me? !

What made him break through the defense was still behind Hu Lai getting up from the ground, turning around and clasping his hands towards Peralta, bowing slightly.

As if thanking him for his "help"!

Then Hulay dropped him, laughing and running up to the Pirates players who came up to celebrate the goal with him.

Peralta's chest rose and fell violently, and she didn't know whether it was from fatigue or from being out of breath...

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Hulay's goal really demoralized the King of Madrid.

Because this kind of unconventional conceding of the ball can easily be considered by the losing team as coming from some mysterious force.

As players, they are actually not afraid of strong opponents. What they fear is that their opponents have illusory luck... So how do they deal with it?

They can beat any opponent, but they can't beat luck.

Own goals and inexplicable goals like Hu Lai's are the most demoralizing.

The side that lost the ball can't help but start to doubt life.

After the restart of play, the Madrid Kings were further suppressed.

This time Mellie didn't show much activity.

It seemed that even he was hit by Hulay's second ball.

After all, if he wants to score a goal, he has to work hard.

He often has to dribble the ball from thirty meters away from the goal and make continuous passes to get close to the goal. Then he has to score a goal while chasing and intercepting.

It may not be possible to succeed the first time.

It takes enough effort and trying again and again to score a goal.

And what about Hu Lai?

Just run to the back point and score a goal...

This is simply not him looking for a goal, but a goal looking for him!

It's understandable that even Merry would feel frustrated when thinking about this.

As the morale of the King of Madrid was low, the morale of the pirates rose sharply. During this period, the pirate offensive became more and more fierce.

In the 37th minute, another goal was even scored.

Unfortunately, Dikunzo, who scored the goal, was slightly offside when receiving the ball. After the final decision of the video referee team, the goal was invalid.

Otherwise, the Madrid Pirates could completely defeat the Madrid Kings in the first half.

It's a pity that they didn't do it in the end.

When the referee blew the whistle at the end of the first half, the Madrid Pirates were only one goal ahead of the Madrid Kings at home and entered the halftime break with a score of 2:1.

This score is very subtle.

Although the Madrid Kings are behind, they are not completely behind. After all, we are only one goal behind, and now we have a chance to breathe during the halftime break. If we can make correct and effective adjustments in time and seize this opportunity, we have great hope of making a comeback.

The reverse is also true for Madrid Pirates, leading but not completely leading. Only leading by one goal is not safe enough in a game like the Madrid Derby...

But Parotti thinks this result is very good.

"It's good. Being only one goal ahead will keep us all pumped up for the next half of the game. You have to remember that we are only one goal ahead of them and they can come back at any time. So in the second half we have to Keep up the momentum you had in the first half, stay focused, and never let up!”

He told his players in the locker room.

Royvi was telling his players that the second goal conceded in the first half was not due to bad luck, but because they themselves did not do a good job:

"Our performance after conceding the goal in the first half was not good enough, so we gave them a chance to score the second goal. As long as we can return to the performance we had at the beginning of the game, the initiative will return to us. In hand!"

This sounds a bit strange. Regarding the fact that the team fell behind, Roy Wei did not comfort and encourage his players, but criticized them for not performing well enough in the first half and deserved to concede the goal...

This is because Royvi hopes to make the players realize that conceding the goal in the first half is not a "force majeure".

Compared with the "force majeure" of illusory luck, it is obviously easier to accept the loss of goals due to poor performance...

After all, the goal was lost because of poor performance. If you perform well, you can naturally recover it.

Sure enough, after hearing the head coach's words, many Kings players cheered up again.

Then Royvi said to Melly: "In the second half, you have to change the offensive method slightly. You are closer to the Pirates' goal than before. If you need to dribble the ball through their midfield every time to complete the shot, it means that the offense It was a failure..."

Mellie nodded.

The way he played in the first half was indeed entertaining to watch, but it also required high physical fitness.

So in the second half of the first half, his performance declined, and that was the reason.

Of course, in the eyes of outsiders, he might have been hit by Hu Lai's two goals...especially the second goal.

There must be reasons for this.

But this reason can't be solved by Roy Wei. What he can do is make adjustments at a tactical level.

Let Melli get closer to the goal, get more opportunities, and at the same time reduce the physical energy consumed when attacking with the ball, that is what Royvi can do.

When Melly was outside the penalty area in the first half, Ramirez had to be more aggressive and tough when guarding him.

If Melly can get closer to the penalty area, or even appear directly in the penalty area, then Ramirez will throw a trap.

At this time, as long as the football can be passed to Melli's feet, his chances of scoring will greatly increase.

"Not only Melli, but all of us have to get closer to their goal! Keep putting pressure on them! This is a derby and the competition has just begun! Don't stop until you hear the final whistle! Whether it's courage or the desire to win We are no less willing than they are!”