Fox in the Penalty Area

After scoring the goal, Jacobs looked very excited. Even in the case of his teammates surrounded by him, he still struggled to swing his arms outward.

This is also his advantage in physical strength - if it were someone like Hu Lai, he would have been buried long ago, so how could he still be able to swing his fist...

"Well done, Eric! Well done!"

Because Leeds City's goal is under the "Rangers Stand" in the north stand of Stan Park Stadium, at this time the most die-hard Stan Park Rangers fans are shaking their fists at Jacobs who scored the goal and shouting his name loudly, praise him.

This is Stan Park, where the fans and players connect. Even if one's own player makes a mistake in the game, he will not treat it with boos and curses. And after the players perform well, they will be encouraged.

In addition to chanting his name, Rangers fans also sang a cheering song dedicated to Jacobs:

"We have a big man, his name is Jacobs! He is as strong as an ox, and he is as insurmountable as a mountain! Big man! Big man! Jacobs is our favorite big man!"

Rangers fans in the stands danced and sang.

During the singing, Jacobs appeared in the close-up of the TV broadcast. He had already broken free from the crowd of his teammates, and the teammates turned and ran back to the half court. The Rangers bowed their thanks.

Thank them for still supporting him when he made a mistake, this ball is dedicated to them.

After celebrating, Jacobs turned around and ran back. When he passed the home team coach's bench, he turned his head and cast his gaze.

I saw the team coach Brooks looking at him, smiling and applauding.

There was a warm current flowing from the bottom of Jacobs' heart to his whole body.

He knew that he had successfully redeemed himself.

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Sam Randyll looked up to the sky and sighed from the sidelines.

He remembers being happy for Hou Lai's goal as if it hadn't been a few minutes...

Not even a few minutes passed.

It was the 21st minute of the whole game that Hu Lai equalized the score, and now the Stan Park Rangers took the lead again in the 30th minute.

Nine minutes apart, less than ten minutes, can be classified as "a few".

After Houley's goal, he chatted and laughed with Clark on the sidelines, mocking the depressed Stan Park Rangers players and coaches.

As a result, I became a clown in a blink of an eye...

Tony Clark next to him didn't speak or sigh, just looked dignified.

This is the second time he led the team to Stan Park.

The first time was the first half of the league last season. But at that time, he didn't have a deep control over the team, the team was in chaos, the team's performance fluctuated, and Hu Lai hadn't transferred to join.

At that time, Leeds City lost 0:3 here, was kicked helplessly, and returned in complete defeat.

And this time, Clark actually has a little bit of his own thoughts-he wants to see how far his team is compared with the strongest team in the Premier League today.

That will determine how he positions his team.

It also determines what the ultimate goal of the team is.

So Matt asked him his goal before the game. He knew that he was going to challenge the Stan Park Rangers at the "undefeated home court" this time, and he said without hesitation that the goal was to defeat the opponent.

When Leeds City faced other teams in the Premier League BIG6 this season, they did not fall behind at all:

Defeated Tramed 2:1 at home; 4:3 away, 2:0 at home double beat the North London Wanderers; 2:1 at home, 1:1 away at London Bridge remained unbeaten; even if the away game lost to Warship Harbor, But it also narrowly lost with a score of 2:3; the away game against Athletic Manchester was tied 3:3.

Only in the face of the Stan Park Rangers, Leeds City will be beaten without any power to fight back-it is really "no power to fight back":

In the second round of this season, Leeds City lost 0:2 at their home court.

in his home field,

Didn't even score a goal, isn't it "powerless to fight back", what is "powerless to fight back"?

However, in the second round of the league, Leeds City was not in the strongest state yet. Kamara has not yet fully integrated into the team. Facing Johnson Law, he was completely frozen.

Now that Kamara has adapted to the Premier League and integrated into the team, Leeds City is at its strongest at this time.

So Clark wanted to see how the current strongest Leeds City could compete with the Premier League overlords at the Stan Park Stadium, which is known as the "undefeated home".

Now it seems that at least it is better than in the second round, and at least he can score a goal in the away game.

But it was limited to this, and they could take the lead again in less than ten minutes. What's more important is that we couldn't establish an advantage at all after the equalizer, and couldn't make the game go according to the rhythm we wanted. The game was still firmly in the hands of the Stan Park Rangers who conceded the ball...

So the best we can do here is score a goal and lose the game?

Clark frowned, he was always a little unwilling to accept such a result.

It stands to reason that his team was able to equalize the score six minutes after conceding a goal, which is already a remarkable performance.

But Clark still felt reconciled.

Thinking of this, he strode to the sidelines and blew a whistle to the bitterly disappointed Leeds City players on the pitch.

After successfully attracting the attention of his team members, he held up his right hand, raised his thumb, index finger and three fingers, and retracted his ring finger and little finger.

Use specific gestures to convey your latest instructions to players on the field.

In "Clark's Tactic Manual", this gesture means to continue to attack and strive for victory when falling behind or tying the score.

In a nutshell...

Don't be cowardly, just do it!

The lunatic is going crazy, even in the "Undefeated Home Stadium", he will fight to the end with the owner of this stadium!

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The Leeds City players saw the manager's gesture and understood what it meant:

The owner asked them to launch a charge against the Stan Park Rangers at the Stan Park Stadium!

If it is replaced by players from other teams, they will definitely feel that their head coach has a problem with his mind.

But the Leeds City players accepted the order naturally without even thinking about it.

They are used to their coach going crazy.

Anyway, when the team needs points for relegation, the boss has done things because he wanted to win the game and insisted on attacking but lost the game. What is it to play against the Rangers at Stan Park?

Anyway, what the boss says, what they do.

The team's outstanding performance this season has made everyone willing to believe in the head coach.

Besides... We have already succeeded in advance, even if we lose the game due to offense here, it's no big deal!

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When Hou Lai kicked the football back to his own half, the game restarted.

Stan Park Rangers striker Palacio chases the ball and swipes past Houlei.

Hu Lai didn't look back, and ran forward after passing the ball, passing the opponent just in time.

He ran into the Stan Park Rangers box, while Palacio ran into the Leeds box.

Not only him, but other Stan Park Rangers players also quickly crossed the center line and rushed forward.

Similarly, Charlie Porter and Kamara, the two wide players near the two wings, and Lorenzo, the striker captain in the middle, also crossed the center line behind Hou Lai and rushed towards Stan Park In the halftime of the Rangers, the footsteps were non-stop and there was no turning back.

Amid the deafening cheers and singing of the home team fans in the stands, the two teams collided like a charging army.

Williams, who received a pass from Houlay, passed the ball back to centre-back Ben Grist.

The Stan Park Rangers players continued to press forward without stopping on the road, and Palacio took the lead and rushed to Grist.

Grist quickly passed the ball to Jay Adams who leaned in to meet him.

After receiving the ball, Adams made some adjustments and directly passed the football to the frontcourt with a big foot.

Gave it to Kamara who had rushed to the front along the left lane.

Kamara almost caught the football on the touchline.

No sooner had the ball stopped than his opponent, Johnson Law, rushed up to him.

Stuck at a distance that makes Kamara uncomfortable-this distance will not be passed by Kamara directly to himself three seconds later because it is too close, nor is it too far away, so that Kamara can handle the ball with ease.

This is the experience of the top full-backs in the Premier League, and it is just right.

Facing an almost invulnerable Johnson Law, Kamara resisted the urge to go one-on-one and passed the ball to Pete Williams who ran up to meet him.

After passing the ball, he made a gesture to go to the middle, but when he ran in front of Johnson Law, he suddenly changed direction and accelerated to the bottom line!

And almost at the same time, Williams picked up the football and passed it to the front of Kamara's sprinting route!

Johnson Law has actually been wary of Leeds City playing behind him on the wing.

So after Kamara passed the ball, he didn't go up to grab Williams, nor did he stay where he was, but quickly retreated.

Sure enough, he waited for the sprinting Kamala!

Seeing Kamara changing direction and speeding up, he immediately turned around and ran back, but he didn't plan to have a 100-meter sprint race with Kamara on the side, even though his own speed was not slow.

In the process of chasing back, he took the initiative to lean on Kamara and fight him close to him. In this way, he slowed down Kamara and interfered with his ball control.

At the same time, he is always observing the distance between the football and Kamara, and is ready to tackle the damage at the right time.

Kamara, who was chasing the ball at high speed, was caught on the outside by Johnson Lauka, and it was difficult to break through into the penalty area.

So after catching up with the football while running at high speed, he directly pumped the football with his left foot!

Lao stretched out his feet to block, but kept his eyes open, preparing to defend Kamara's next emergency stop and turn-generally speaking, wide players will choose this method to get rid of the defense, and the effect of direct crossing is not very good.

Unexpectedly, Kamara didn't intend to compete with Johnson Law on the wing this time. His cross was not a feint, but a real kick!

Johnson Law failed to keep up in time due to a misjudgment, and his outstretched foot did not block the football!

The ball was passed to the goal of the Stan Park Rangers!

The only thing that can make Law feel at ease is that such a cross will not pose any threat to the defense of the Stan Park Rangers, which has the "mountain" of Jacobs...

He looked back, and then his eyes widened!

I saw Leeds City captain Lorenzo and Jacobs entangled and jumped up, and then neither of them hit the ball!

On the other hand, Hu Lai, who was at the back, swung his foot directly towards the football!

"Boom!"

Even though the angle was not too big, he still drew the football towards the near corner of the goal!

Goalkeeper Lemos raised his hand reflexively, but failed to touch the ball!

The football brushed against the top of the beam and flew towards the stands behind!

"call--!"

Even Stan Park Rangers fans were taken aback and let out a huge sigh.

It sounds a bit like the cry of the Leeds City fans after Hu Lai scored...