Midfielder

The crazy Barcelona team is very scary. Even Mourinho has to admit that Barcelona, ​​a team that relies on offense for life, is very aggressive once it goes crazy.

Even if Chelsea has now concentrated all its strength on curbing the opponent's offensive, the Catalans can find loopholes in Chelsea's defense that can be exploited and continue to create offensive threats.

The more than 8,000 fans of the Barcelona team have all stood up from their seats at this moment. They seem to use their shouts to provide motivation for the Barcelona players so that their warriors can once again stage a good show of reversing the opponent, just like the first round, just like the first half! Re-stage a comeback on the road!

"We still have Ronaldinho, we still have Eto'o, we still have Xavi and Deco, we can create miracles!" Such thoughts permeated in the crazy shouts of many Barcelona people.

They eagerly hope that the team can launch a Jedi counterattack-like charge when the score is behind, just like in the first half.

They hope that Ronaldinho can continue to perform magical performances, just like his two goals, and continue to save Barcelona from the edge of the cliff of elimination! Complete the fatal blow to Chelsea!

Even the Spanish commentator has already stood in his broadcast booth at this moment, roaring for every attack of Barcelona, ​​as if he also hopes that his voice can become the driving force of Barcelona's attack.

"Barcelona! Barcelona! You are the hope of us Catalans, you are the great dream team! You can complete the craziest reversal! We will definitely be able to walk into the top eight of the Champions League at Stamford Bridge!"

I don't know how many fans in Spain are standing in front of the TV like this, shouting for their team.

Maybe many Catalans really regret why they didn't appear at Stamford Bridge, otherwise they could also cheer for the team with their own shouts at this moment, but now they can only roar in front of the TV.

However, Chelsea fans also showed enough madness. A huge Chelsea flag began to move slowly in the stands. As the flag kept moving, the shouts from their hearts also rang out, "Chelsea! Chelsea! We represent victory! This is the unbeaten Stamford Bridge!"

Unbeaten, the unbeaten record of Stamford Bridge must continue! You Barcelona people can't be the terminator!

In this competition for the 12th man on the field, no one has ever been at a disadvantage. You can only say that this fierce game has made everyone crazy, including those who watched the game, and they have also fallen into madness.

The madness of the fans is also infecting those players who are fighting hard on the field. When Chelsea took the lead again, the so-called balance on the field no longer existed. Everyone was fighting for their lives, and no one dared to slack off at this time.

Barcelona now has only a desperate attack to have a chance to break into the quarterfinals of the Champions League, and Chelsea does not want the opponent to score three goals at Stamford Bridge. At this time, the opponent must be strangled in endless struggles.

The fierce fights between the two sides began to emerge in an endless stream, and physical confrontations also began to become the main theme on the field.

There was no beautiful performance on the field at the moment, only physical confrontations were constantly taking place on the field.

Now not only did the Chelsea guys look like a group of beasts, but even the Barcelona players had their eyes blazing. The madness between these beasts made all the fans watching the game feel their blood boiling.

Roaring, flying tackles, falling, cursing, glaring. Such situations are common, and even the head coaches of the two teams are no longer gentle and elegant. They are no longer as calm and composed as usual.

Blaming the opponent, complaining about the foul penalty, putting some pressure on the referee to interfere with his normal penalty, Rijkaard and Mourinho are both using this method to fight for greater benefits for their teams. There is no need to be very gentlemanly at this time. No one wants to lose this game.

This is a time to fight for victory with all your strength. Nothing can replace victory, and you need to do whatever it takes to win.

Just like Makelele's marking of Ronaldinho, this guy used his hands and feet, and he didn't even consider whether he would get a red card. As long as the Brazilian got out of his marking range, he would not only pull the opponent's jersey, but also use various trips and black feet to greet the guy's lower three roads.

Ronaldinho has complained to Collina more than once, but Makelele only got a yellow card, no other punishment, and all the fouls of this guy were concentrated near the midfield.

At such a distance, it doesn't matter even if it gives Barcelona a chance to take a free kick. Ronaldinho can't perform that amazing free kick stunt. He can only glare at Makelele.

However, this die-hard Frenchman doesn't care about these. He and Thiago are going to work together to block this deadly sharp knife of Barcelona. Even if both of them are sent off, they are not afraid, because this is the task assigned to them by Mourinho. Even if he is sent off, he must press the Brazilian to death on the court! Can't give him freedom!

It’s just that Rijkaard is obviously not as adept as Mourinho when playing these little tricks. The Portuguese is so familiar with these little games, and they are in his bones.

But the main theme of the game is that Chelsea is mainly defensive and Barcelona is mainly offensive. This cannot be changed, even by Mourinho. However, Chelsea's defense has been brought to an extreme at this moment.

Maxi Lopez played his role immediately after coming on the court. He did frequently create killing opportunities in front of the goal. This strong Argentine is definitely a traditional center forward.

So even if Terry and Carvalho teamed up to attack him, he could grab the first point of the ball in the high-altitude confrontation.

Although Maxi Lopez did not get the chance to score every time he fought, his header would always give Eto'o and Ronaldinho a chance to shoot.

Among them, the Cameroonian's volleying opportunity in front of the goal still made Cech sweat on the goal line.

However, there are still fewer such shots. Although Barcelona is now more fierce than the last 20 minutes of the first round, they are indeed very fierce, but the chances they can get to score have obviously decreased.

Because Chelsea's defense is so tight, they rarely have room to move freely. In addition, Barcelona's offense has a lot of players, which makes the front court very crowded and there is no chance to pass the ball.

Including Ronaldinho, no one can continuously perform brilliant performances. Now Barcelona is completely playing a deadly battle with Chelsea. At this moment, the game has evolved into a pure physical confrontation. This is the scene that Mourinho wants to see the most. He just wants to drag the opponent to the level of physical confrontation.

Physical competition? Sorry, do you think that with the physique of Xavi and Deco, they can take advantage of the physical entanglement with beasts like Thiago and Makelele? I guess Rijkaard himself knows this, but he has no way to change anything now. He can only let this embarrassing scene happen again and again, but he is powerless to change it.

Maybe now Rijkaard misses why there is no very strong defensive midfielder in his team.

If there were, Barcelona's attack might be more continuous now, but Deco and Albertini are now completely tied to the backcourt by Lin Yi, and they can't move at all, and their assists are completely gone.

Rijkaard has no way to free these two passers now, so he can only let them fall into this passive defense, and then watch his midfield being dismembered by Chelsea bit by bit.

Although Xavi and others are still trying very hard to pass the ball, this kind of pass has become a struggle at this moment, especially when attacking, the ball always flies out after circling in the opponent's penalty area.

There is no continuous pressure in the offense. I want to defeat Chelsea with this simple front-line impact. I'm afraid this can only be a fantasy. Rijkaard himself knows it, but now he can only stand on the sidelines helplessly, watching his players desperately throw themselves into the charge, and then start again and again.

But they did not successfully break through Chelsea's goal. The last moment of the last round did not appear at Stamford Bridge. Chelsea's defense began to become more solid under this impact. Although they did not play with all the main players, they were too familiar with such defensive counterattack tactics.

Since Mourinho came, this tactical idea has been deeply implanted in the minds of every player, and it is impossible to erase it easily. Even if the coach is not on the sidelines, they can continue to play like this.

It's just that Mourinho can still remind them loudly on the sidelines what they should pay attention to. Such a passionate on-the-spot command method will only make Chelsea's defense tougher and more thorough in strangling.

Chelsea has become accustomed to the feeling of victory, and is obviously better at riding the devil's pressure than Barcelona. The Portuguese and Chelsea players will not step into the same trap twice in a row.

So when Mourinho arranged the team's midfielders and backcourt players to defend with all their strength, he was also directing his offensive players, ready to give the opponent a fatal blow at any time. When Barcelona's crazy attack lasted for nearly fifteen minutes, Chelsea retracted their fists for half a day, finally caught an opportunity, and swung them out fiercely again.

This will be the fatal blow that determines the game. It will make those Barcelona fans unforgettable for the rest of their lives. What kind of blow did they suffer on this night at Stamford Bridge...

(Today, the strong teams collectively failed... The West is a bit slow to warm up, and the Bulls may be able to bloodbath their opponents.)