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When Lin Yi once again opened his hands and accepted the crazy shouts of tens of thousands of fans, all the French people were about to collapse, but they could only watch the black-haired kid running desperately on the field. , kissed the team emblem on the chest vigorously, and shouted without emotion.

This is the long-awaited final in Monaco, but these Frenchmen are destined to be reduced to supporting roles on the court, and everything is out of their control.

All of this was caused by the black-haired boy, who ruined the French feast and ravaged the French nerves with consecutive goals.

This time Mourinho did not hesitate to hug him. When Lin Yi ran all the way to the sidelines, Mourinho had already opened his hands.

This pair of beastly masters and apprentices celebrated their lead in this way. Now they both believe in one thing, this game belongs to them!

It belongs to Porto! Even people like Brito and Faria hugged each other tightly and shouted crazily for such a lead.

As for what the opponent is thinking now, it doesn't matter anymore. These beasts don't care about their opponent's mood. Now they just want to cheer!

2:0, a perfect start! There may never be a better result than this. Lin Yi could even feel his hand touching the trophy.

The Big Ear Cup had never been so close to him, but when the second goal arrived, it seemed as if it had already been lifted by the Porto people.

Maybe Deschamps really should have had his palm read and checked the imperial calendar before this game, otherwise, he wouldn't have been entangled in such bad luck.

That kid Lin Yi has only scored a few goals so far this season, but he has already scored twice in the finals.

Moreover, these two shots were not the kind of absolute scoring opportunities. One was a long shot of about 20 meters, coupled with a sweep in front of the goal.

A blitz, a weird line change, damn, this damn luck! Deschamps now doesn't know what to do except curse.

The football rolled into the net so weirdly, and two of them entered at once. In half an hour, the Porto team had a total of six shots.

Lin Yi won twice, and scored both times. How can this be justified? This kid is almost as good as a super killer!

Even when Klinsmann saw this scene in the VIP seat, he was lamenting to his acquaintances that the kid's sense of smell was too sensitive.

His running routes and offensive choices can sometimes make people shudder, and that was the case this time. He basically completely avoided the opponent's entanglement.

Especially the unlucky Evra, who was moved back and forth by him. This time Evra failed to fill his position in time because he had just retreated to the wing.

And Lin Yi's luck is indeed good. Just like the second goal, it is simply weird which goalkeeper can predict such a shooting route.

But this so-called luck was brought back by the boy himself. The French could only blame God for not helping them at this time.

Being scored twice by Porto may not be the most unlucky thing. Deschamps experienced this personally before the end of the first half.

Even the French host in charge of the commentary said with a frustrated tone, "If we don't score a goal as soon as possible, this game may really be over."

The host is not the only one who has this thought. All French people watching this game now feel this way. They are heading towards failure.

No Frenchman could have imagined that this game would go so badly. How could it be called evenly matched? It was completely one-sided!

Being 0:2 behind, Monaco had no other choice. Apart from a desperate attack to try to equalize early, they could not think of any other way out.

Returning to the midfield to kick off again, I really don't know how frustrated the French people are now, but Giuly, as the captain, still launched a charge.

Although the score is behind, Giuly must at least ensure that he can lead by example. He does not want this pessimistic mood to start to spread within the team.

So now he can only choose to become the starting point of Monaco's offense again. Otherwise, he really doesn't know who else can take this position.

Moreover, the only few offensives of the Monaco team are also launched from the feet of Giuly. Now he must take on the offensive responsibility of the entire team.

But Giuly's charge did not get the result he wanted. When he dribbled the ball along the wing, he collided hard with Ferreira.

The two people rolled and crawled out of the sideline, in the same mess. The only difference was that Ferreira stood up, while Giuly was still rolling on the ground.

The little French man with a sharp breakthrough was holding his left leg with both hands with a painful look on his face. His expression didn't look like he was just showing off.

When Monaco's team doctor quickly ran to the scene of the incident, the first thing the Frenchman did after seeing Giuly's injury was to whisper a curse word in a low voice, "What the hell is this luck! Damn injury Why did the disease break out at this time! It’s so damn bad!”

The expression of the team doctor has been accurately captured by the broadcast camera. His solemn face has sent a very bad signal to all French people.

"God, it seems that this game is over for Giuli." The host murmured when he saw the stretcher and ambulance appear.

Perhaps even this articulate guy didn't know what to say at this time, because everything happened too fast and too strange.

The French fans sitting in the stands looked at this scene with unbelievable eyes. They were 0:2 behind and now they lost their captain.

Is there anything more unfortunate than this? At least the French can't think of it now, and even feel that God has abandoned them.

I really don't know what Deschamps felt when he saw Giuly being carried off the field on a stretcher. Anyway, Giuly covered his face with both hands.

This little French man who was unwilling to be carried off the field probably never dreamed that his first Champions League final would end in such a sad way. No matter what the result of this game would be, he didn't hold on to the end, but fell on the way to charge.

Ferreira was still explaining to the referee that he really didn't mean it just now. It was really just an accident, and he didn't expect it to be like this.

This guy really didn't expect that this collision would cause such serious consequences. They all rushed towards the football at the same time, but this damn accident happened. His shoulders collided heavily with Giuly, and the two almost rolled out of the sideline in the pull of each other.

His back hit the billboard hard, and Giuly was unlucky to be tripped by the billboard and injured his thigh while stumbling.

In fact, the replay on the big screen has explained everything. This is really like what Ferreira said, it is indeed a damn accident.

When the two people were fighting for position, there were small movements in each other's hands. Even when Giuly fell out, he was pulling Ferreira's team uniform.

Ferreira was just fighting for position with his opponent, and there was no overly aggressive action. This was actually just a simple confrontation.

But the referee still showed Ferreira a yellow card based on the principle of offensive advantage. Maybe Nelson just wanted to find a balance at this time.

After all, Monaco has lost its offensive core, which is very unlucky now. Although this foul can be punished or not, he still chose to punish Ferreira. After all, no one wants to see any accidents in this game, especially the anger between the players of the two teams must be controlled.

If you choose to settle things at this time, it is likely to lay the groundwork for future conflicts. Nelson doesn't want to see that kind of scene.

You know, when Giuly was carried off the field, those emotional Monaco players almost had a physical conflict with Porto.

Especially between the hot-tempered McCarthy and Cisse, the two greeted each other's parents, of course, in an unfriendly tone.

If this tendency is not suppressed, perhaps this game will be difficult to control in the second half, and Nelson doesn't want that.

After all, this is the final of the Champions League, it represents the whole of Europe, and no one wants any conflict to happen in such a peak showdown.

Although Ferreira muttered a few words about the referee's penalty, he still acquiesced, and Mourinho did not argue this time.

Although this guy said to Brito with a disdainful tone when he sat back in the coaching seat, "This is damn balanceism!"

But compared to the trouble this yellow card caused to the French, Mourinho knew that at this time, he had better not take advantage of it.

After all, using a yellow card to exchange the opponent's offensive core for injury, this kind of business is not a loss for Porto, so it's better to stop while you are ahead.

Mourinho can only explain this accident with God's will. After all, he didn't arrange any lethal tactics with Ferreira before the game.

In Mourinho's view, this game is not worth using such a despicable method, especially after Lin Yi scored a goal, there is no need for tricks.

It can only be said that the little Frenchman was really unlucky this time. A simple collision forced him to lie on a stretcher and stay away from this decisive battle.

Now it's not just Giuly himself who feels distressed. The moment he fell, almost everyone in the entire Monaco team was stunned.

No one could have thought that something like this would happen. You know, in the first half an hour of the game, Giuly played the best for Monaco.

If it weren't for this guy and Rothen causing trouble for Porto on both sides, perhaps those barbaric Portuguese would have gone crazy long ago.

The opponent scored another goal, and the offensive core of his team was injured and retired due to the opponent's tackle. Such accidents hit Deschamps one after another.

Even though this Frenchman's nerves were strong enough, he couldn't stand such tragic events, which happened one after another under his nose.

0:2 behind was already a very deadly thing, and now even Giuly, the most reliable guy in attack, had to hang up the card of exemption from war!

This made Deschamps scratch his scalp on the sidelines, and the royal family members sitting in the VIP seats became more solemn at this moment.

Now it is no longer a question of whether Prince Rainier and Sampaio can win the bet, but that Monaco is facing the danger of defeat.

Just as the fierce battle started, a key player was killed, and he was the sharpest knife in the team. This made all French people start to worry about Monaco.

Giuli's sudden injury completely disrupted Deschamps' tactical arrangement. At least Monaco can't find anyone to replace Giuli.

Maybe this accident made Deschamps a little confused, or the reality of falling behind 0:2 made him have to make a last-ditch effort in the game. He did not replace Nonda, who also has the ability to break through, as Mourinho expected, but instead decided to let Pulso play.

Although Pulso is 1.88 meters tall and has good headers, Deschamps has not played a double center forward tactic in Monaco this season.

In the absence of a fast horse to break through on the wing, a standard center forward was replaced. I really don't know what this Frenchman is thinking.

Is this guy going to use Pulso to break through on the wing? Mourinho doesn't think Ferreira will lose to such a guy, unless he is an idiot.

If Ferreira can't even keep a strong center forward on the wing, then Mourinho will definitely let him come down and sit on the bench immediately.

When Mourinho saw that Pulso was indeed cruising behind Morientes after the kick-off, he really began to doubt whether Deschamps had lost his temper.

"A tactical adjustment that wastes substitutions will not work at all. It seems that our opponents have begun to lose their cool heads."

When Mourinho saw this scene, he turned his head and said to Brito, and the response he got was Brito's lewd smile.

"Isn't that what we expect?" After saying this, it was not just Brito himself who had a lewd smile on his face, but both of them.

Maybe Deschamps replaced Pulso just to have a connection point between Morientes and the midfield, but he forgot how strong the opponent's midfield was.

Even against a strong man like Pulso, beasts like Costinha and Maniche would never be merciful. When it was time to knock him down, they would never hesitate. Want to comfortably take the ball and organize in the midfield? Then you are obviously dreaming!

Even Lin Yi himself once said that during actual combat training, he did not dare to dribble too much in the midfield, otherwise he would be knocked to the ground.

Maybe Deschamps' idea was good, but the effect of this substitution was really bad. The Croatian's height obviously suppressed his breakthrough speed.

Pulso may be a good center forward, but he can't replace Giuly's role in the Monaco team, at least it seems that he can't do it now.

In the confrontation with Ferreira, Pulso didn't get any advantage at all. Monaco's two-wing flying tactics now have one wing broken.

Relying on Rothen's attack on the wing alone, Porto's defense is relatively easy, after all, Monaco's sharpest knife has been broken.

Now the offensive pressure of the entire Monaco is completely on Rothen and Morientes, but Morientes can't receive the pass at all.

You can't say that Pulso didn't work hard. After he came on the court, he still attacked Porto's defense very hard, but his position was obviously wrong.

Pulso, the tragic guy, ran hard after coming on the field. He also created a single-handed opportunity for Morientes with a straight pass.

Although the pass was a bit of luck, this guy still gave a standard straight pass under Costinha's tackle.

Morientes had already squeezed out Carvalho's entanglement, received the ball with his right foot, turned around, and when he stopped the ball, he was already facing Baia.

However, the linesman raised the flag very unhelpfully at this time, offside! This made Morientes, who had finally got the chance, furious.

This Spanish center forward, who had a relatively mild temper, almost roared and rushed towards the linesman. If no one pulled him, he might have raised his fist.

"That's not offside at all! You idiot!" If someone hadn't pulled Morientes away, this guy might have received a red card.

The replay on TV did prove this point. The linesman did make a mistake this time. At the moment of passing the ball, Carvalho was still behind.

When Morientes received the ball, he was indeed not in an offside position. The linesman's misjudgment killed Monaco's attempt to catch up this time.

Perhaps it was in line with the saying that when God begins to abandon you, he will do it very thoroughly, and even mistakes become your punishment.

The inaction in the front court not only affects Monaco's offensive efficiency, but also indirectly affects the safety of Monaco's defense, especially in the middle.

Now the most depressed people in Monaco should be Zicos and central defender Ji Wei. These two unexpected goals are related to them.

Especially Lin Yi's second goal, if Ji Wei's loser foot didn't stretch out to touch it, maybe everything wouldn't be so bad.

This star of hope, who is called the future leader of Monaco's defense, was still celebrating before the game that he could finally start.

And he squeezed out Squirachi, who has been very stable in the Champions League. This is simply a great opportunity to be promoted.

But now everything has changed. Not only did he not play a perfect game, he has become the most unstable time bomb in the defense.

Two fatal mistakes, maybe the responsibility should not be put on a young man, but Give now understands that he has become a sinner of Monaco.

After the game, someone will definitely seize on this decision to change players at the last minute. Those reporters will definitely question Deschamps why he made such an adjustment.

And Give will undoubtedly be the scapegoat for such a bad result. Looking at the frustrated expressions of his teammates around him, Give really feels like dying.

This night was a bad experience for him and the Monaco people, but the fierce Porto people did not seem to intend to stop the French nightmare. The surging offensive continued. The black-haired boy was like a demon in the eyes of all the French.

When the Porto people smelled blood, don't expect this group of wolves to put away their cold fangs. . .

(Baldy left with 3 million in compensation and the Confederations Cup title, and finally left Inter Milan with a mess... HAPPY, now I am very much looking forward to Mourinho and Valdano falling out...)