I am Quaresma

Sure enough, it was impossible for Adrianse to be satisfied with the current situation. During the intermission, he directly adjusted the personnel and replaced him with the high center McKinsey, who was the main center of Porto last season.

Needless to say, the signal of adjustment is very obvious. Since there is no way to penetrate and destroy the opponent's defense line, let's be simple and rude.

Send the ball over McKinsey's head and let him try to smash it into the opponent's goal, even if it doesn't make it, create a little chaos!

Quaresma's mission is also very clear. Adriance deliberately held him and told him to make more crosses after making breakthroughs from the flank, and then use his best outside instep to make a cross. This kind of cross The threat is far more threatening than other players' random crosses. If necessary, Quaresma can decide to switch to another wing at his own discretion. Anyway, his left and right crosses are powerful enough.

In other words, Porto's hope of winning now depends entirely on the performance of McKinsey and Quaresma, who have become the key to the game.

Quaresma likes the feeling of having a heavy responsibility on his shoulders. Without pressure, how can he be motivated?

If he is always abusing vegetables, he will be bored!

Continually facing difficulties is the best way for a person to challenge himself.

Fighting Quaresma returned to the field, and the second half of the game began.

Quaresma followed Adriance's instructions and kept raising his hands for the ball on the wing. Although there were always two defenders around him, Quaresma didn't care.

Even if you have beaten up a mighty wing like Chelsea, you still care about the wing defense of a fish-belly team?

Moreover, Bosingwa is helping himself to attract firepower, and Quaresma is not planning to rush in, so he can still get the ball smoothly.

In the 51st minute of the second half, after receiving a pass from Meireles, Quaresma turned to face the opponent's two defenders and directly raised his foot to make a 45-degree cross.

The opponent also seemed to be guarding against this, and the two raised their feet to block at the same time, leaving no space for Quaresma to pass.

However, Quaresma reacted very quickly. He didn't kick the ball with his right foot. He immediately turned the kick into a pull, and pulled the ball behind him. At the same time, he knocked his heel and sent the ball to the feet of Bosingwa, who came up.

No one guarded Bosingwa, and the Porto right-back made a direct pass. When there was no obstacle, his cross was of good quality.

However, McKinsey in the penalty area was surrounded by Givicente's defenders. When he took off, he was suppressed. He couldn't jump up completely, and naturally he couldn't reach the ball.

Porto missed a good chance to score.

McKinsey arched the defensive player beside him angrily, surrounded by a group of big men, and he always felt goosebumps all over his body.

Quaresma observed the situation in the penalty area and nodded calmly. He had an idea.

If there is no change in the rhythm of the cross, then Rao is McKinsey tall, and it is difficult to grab a good position. After all, the opponent's defensive numbers are too dominant.

Then, under such circumstances, we must think of some ways to change the rhythm of the pass, so as not to let the pass fail.

The next minute, Quaresma raised his hand again on the right to ask for the ball, but this time, he did not make a cross or pass the ball to Bosingwa, but wanted to continue to break through.

The outer instep of the right foot swiped the ball, the center of gravity just changed, and the arch of the foot immediately moved the ball to the left side of his body. This change of direction and the movement of the center of gravity have alerted the two defenders in front of him.

However, this is obviously not all of Quaresma's movements. In the next instant, Quaresma knocked the ball back to his right side with his left foot. The three quick changes of direction were enough to make any defender lose his center of gravity.

But at this moment, Quaresma suddenly used the left foot as the axis, and the outer instep of the right foot swiped the ball, and the body came to a 270-degree rotation,

After the rotation, it turned directly into the direction of the bottom line on the right side of Givensent, and there was no defensive player in front of him.

Without dribbling the ball, fine-tuning the footsteps, directly kicking and passing at this 45-degree position, and the stunt reappeared in the outer instep pass.

No one would have expected Quaresma to pass directly after a series of shaking movements instead of continuing to break through. Everyone was deceived by Quaresma.

This is the change in the rhythm of the cross!

The unexpected can create an opportunity!

For this pass, Quares Marco took great pains.

The home team's fans in the stands couldn't help but let out a burst of exclamation, watching the ball fly all the way to the top of the penalty area. At this time, the home team's defender took a beat to defend, and his heart kept sinking.

McKinsey, you have to live up to your expectations!

Quaresma couldn't help shouting in his heart.

McKinsey in the penalty area was also swayed by Quaresma's dazzling cross after a while, but after all, he is Quaresma's teammate, and he knows a little about Quaresma's temperament. At least he is better than the home team's defense. Players are quicker to get ready for grabs.

Stuck in position and taking the lead, McKinsey didn’t want to waste the opportunity that Quaresma had worked so hard to create. He jumped high in place, faced Quaresma’s arcing cross, and shook his head vigorously to attack the goal. Hit the ball hard towards the Givecente goal.

At such a close distance, Givicente's goalkeeper didn't even react too much, watching the ball fly into the goal he was guarding, only to realize later that we conceded the ball.

After scoring the goal, McKinsey ran all the way to Quaresma on the wing, gave Quaresma a big bear hug, and almost broke Quaresma's ribs.

However, Quaresma was equally excited. He actually brought no less excitement and pleasure to assisting others than his own goal, especially when he contributed such a wonderful cross from the outside of the instep.

The two hugged for a while, and their teammates came one after another to join in the celebration.

The game is solid!

Now that they are in the lead, the opponent has no ability to impact Porto's defense at all, not to mention defending most of the game and being fatally hit by Porto, how can they still have momentum at all.

After the game restarted, Porto also started to defend, and the opponent did not have any temper.

In the end, with McKinsey's goal, Porto took all three points away and got out of the predicament.

Although McKinsey scored the goal, the official best player in this game is still Quaresma. The threat he creates on the wing is obvious to all, and his cross is so beautiful. If not the best player, then It's called a black screen.

McKinsey will naturally not be upset with Quaresma, you know, Quaresma is assisting him.

Moreover, with the addition of Fabiano and Postiga this season, McKinsey's playing time has dropped sharply. He is not a center who can create his own chances. To score goals, he needs the support of teammates like Quaresma. If you don't try to please Quaresma, how can you get into trouble with Quaresma!