Fox in the Penalty Area

For all Leeds City players who are not good at defense, the last ten minutes of this game were simply a huge torment.

The fans in the stands of the visiting team and in front of the TV watched the game for a few seconds and found that the ten minutes were extremely long.

The Stan Park Rangers, without captain Bernard, burst out with huge energy at the last moment of the game and launched the most violent attack on Leeds City's goal.

How dire is the situation?

Even Hu Lai received a yellow card for deliberately delaying the game.

In order to win the game, the Leeds City players, including Hu Lai, have done everything they can.

In addition to Hu Lai, goalkeeper Van De Ven also received a yellow card for deliberately delaying time.

At the same time, Tony Clark also used up the last card in his hand when the game just entered injury time. He replaced Hou Lai, who scored a hat-trick.

Trying to waste a little time with this substitution.

And Hu Lai and the head coach have the same mind, so when he left the field, he deliberately dawdled and looked back every three steps-it was precisely because of this behavior that he was blown up to delay the game time and received a yellow card.

Although he was carrying a yellow card, it was nothing to Hu Lai. As a striker, he has very few chances to get a card, and a yellow card will not make him cumulatively suspended. Instead, at the price of a yellow card, it is more valuable to help the team delay for an extra half a minute or a minute.

When he was shown a yellow card by the referee, he pretended to go to the referee to argue, as if he felt wronged.

But in fact, it was just to delay the time further.

How could the referee not know about his little trick, he directly warned Hu Lai that if he continued to chatter in front of him and didn't get off the field quickly, a second yellow card would be waiting for him immediately.

Hearing this, Hu Lai turned around and walked off the field, but he just walked instead of running.

With boos all over the sky in Stan Park, he was leisurely... no, he moved off the court exhausted.

Off the court, Tony Clark hugged him hard, slapped him on the back hard, bit his molars and whispered in his ear: "Nice job, Hu! Nice job!"

Hu Lai grinned: "Boss, the game is not over yet..."

"You're right!" Clarke pushed Hu Lai away after hearing this, and stared at the court again.

Hu Lai, who was pushed away, did not return to the bench, but stood behind the head coach, also casting his eyes on the court.

He wasn't the only one doing it either, as all of Leeds City's subs rose from their seats in front of the bench next to him, stood on the sidelines, and looked nervously down the pitch.

Everyone is waiting for the final verdict of fate.

Is it making history, or falling short?

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Xie Lan was so nervous that her body trembled slightly, she glanced at the game time, and it was already 94 minutes and 38 seconds of the whole game.

"Isn't the stoppage time four minutes? It's overtime!" she complained. "Black whistle! I know how this undefeated home game came about!"

Hu Lixin quickly explained: "It's not that exaggerated, maybe the referee wants to make up for the time Hu Lai wasted..."

As soon as the words fell, the two of them saw the cross from the Stan Park Rangers was blocked by the Leeds City players and went out of the touchline. Just when Johnson Law was about to go to the caddy to ask for a football, and was about to throw the ball out of bounds... a crisp whistle sounded!

The football was thrown into Law's hands anyway, and he turned and lifted it up to throw it into the field.

A second whistle followed.

The football was thrown into the field by him, but no one picked it up.

The third whistle!

The Leeds City players on the field raised their arms and cheered.

The players with the Stan Park Rangers just lay powerless on the ground.

"The game is over! The game is over! After an incredible goal battle, Leeds City beat Stan Park Rangers 4:3 away! They won the victory against Stan Park Rangers and ended the opponent's game at Stan Park. Ninety games unbeaten in four years and eight months!"

"The longest unbeaten home record in the history of English football is fixed at the number of ninety games... but anyone who has watched this game,

I am afraid that everyone will think that ending the record with such a wonderful game is probably the best way to this great record! "

"The best performances from both teams in the 90 minutes of this game, seven goals, almost all of them! If it wasn't for the fact that Stan Park Rangers really lost, I really want to say 'There's no loser in this game'..."

Amidst the excited chatter of the commentators, the performances of the players on both sides were quite different:

The Leeds City players on the bench swarmed up, hugged their teammates on the field, and celebrated the victory frantically. It was as if they had won not a regular league game but a crucial knockout match.

The players of the Stan Park Rangers put their heads in their hands and sat down in pain. Some people stood with their hands on their hips and looked at the Leeds City players who were celebrating wildly.

For the players of the Stan Park Rangers, this game is not just as simple as losing a game and losing three points. The unbeaten record at home was ended, and captain Bernard was injured...

There are so many factors that make them miserable.

Stan Park Rangers head coach Brooks congratulated his team as he shook hands with Clark: "Congratulations, Mr. Clark. You really did better today."

Clark expressed his concern for Bernard to Brooks: "I hope Bernard will not have any major problems. His injury is regrettable..."

Brooks nodded without speaking, and turned to go to the court to comfort his players.

Clark also turned and walked to the court to celebrate the victory with his players.

His heart was full of joy, but not just because he won the game.

But because in this game, the team's performance made him full of confidence in the future.

Since we can beat the Stan Park Rangers in the away game, it means that we have the ability to compete with them.

In Clarke's heart, a goal for the team's future has been generated.

He was not confident about this goal before, but now he wants to try.

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Jamie Fielding sat dumbfounded in the stands.

As concierge caddies, they cannot pick up balls from the sidelines and watch the game up close like those working caddies. But they also have the treatment of watching the game on the spot-the stadium has specially designated an area for them to facilitate them to watch the game on the spot.

In the past few years, every child who can be a concierge caddy in Stan Park has happy memories of watching the ball on the spot.

Because the Stan Park Rangers haven't lost a game at this course.

They always win and occasionally draw, so as fans of the Stan Park Rangers, the little caddies cheered like they had come to enjoy a day off. Then they will take the good memories of this game, go back to their friends, and tell them happily that they have witnessed the undefeated "undefeated home court" again at close range...

Before the game, Fielding and his companions were also looking forward to a hearty victory-they knew that Leeds City was good at attacking but not good at defending.

The Stan Park Rangers are at their home court, defending well and attacking well. If they encounter an opponent like Leeds City, why not have a feast of goals?

As a result, the goal feast is a goal feast-the two teams scored a total of seven goals, which is indeed a goal feast.

It's just that in the end the Stan Park Ranger became the main dish on the feast...

Fielding and his friends never expected that they would witness the longest home unbeaten record in English football history come to an abrupt end.

No one wants to be a witness to history.

Beside Fielding, some friends lost their emotions and cried bitterly on the spot.

Just staring at the court in a daze like him is already a good performance.

Fielding turned his attention to Hou Lai, who was embracing and celebrating with his teammates on the court. This man who looked like a tourist before the game became a key figure in Leeds City's end to the Stan Park Rangers record.

Hat-trick, hat-trick...

He suddenly realized a problem-this seems to be the first visiting team player to complete a hat-trick at Stan Park in nine years, right?

Fielding looked down at his outstretched right hand.

When the players from both sides came out, it was this hand that was held by Hu Lai.

I shook hands with a man who made history...

So I shook hands with history...?

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"In nine years, Hu was the first visiting team player to score a hat-trick at Stan Park, and he ended the Rangers' undefeated streak at Stan Park with that hat-trick... Whatever it is, it's enough Let his name go down in history!"

The close-up shots of the TV broadcast almost stick to Hu Lai, following him all the time.

In the shot, Hu Lai ran to the referee to ask for the ball for the game-this is the practice of players who have performed a hat-trick, and they all keep the ball for the game as a souvenir.

Hu Lai is naturally not exempt.

But this ball is really worth saving, because this is a hat trick at Stan Park!

Matthew Cox saw this scene and continued:

"Stan Park will always remember this young Chinese man with a smile on his face. Those three goals were like three sharp knives pierced into the Rangers' heart. Even if the final champion of this season is the Stan Park Rangers, the champion's body It also permanently left three shocking scars!"

In the picture, Hu Lai, who got the football, hid the ball in his arms, covered it with his body and ran off the field, as if he was afraid of being snatched halfway.

Seeing him look like a thief, Cox couldn't help shaking his head and laughing.