Midfielder

When playing at Stamford Bridge, the only thing you can't expect is that Chelsea will give up their fierceness when they are leading. This time is no exception. After Robben's arc ball bypassed the Betis goalkeeper and penetrated the goal, they attacked more fiercely.

"Attack, occupy the midfield, don't give the opponent a chance to breathe!" Mourinho had already shouted this order from the players when they were celebrating the goal. Facing his old acquaintance, Mourinho didn't intend to save the opponent at all. He just wanted to lock in the victory as soon as possible.

With the coach's order, do you still expect these crazy people in Chelsea to show mercy? If prayer is still useful at this time, Ferrer should really find a corner to start praying, praying that this game will not really turn into a massacre, but now even God can't save him.

Now maybe Ferrer really regrets why he confidently believes that he can still harass the opponent with offense away from home. Maybe the successful draw with Barcelona in the league gave him this courage, but he seems to have forgotten what happened to Barcelona at Stamford Bridge last season.

When Puyol and his team couldn't contain Chelsea's attack, could you still count on Juanito and Rivas to defend? Perhaps at this time, when Ferrer saw Drogba's black iron tower soaring into the air in his own penalty area, he could truly understand that the offensive ability of this group of lunatics would make people despair.

Less than five minutes after Lin Yi passed the ball to Robben to create the first chance to score, this guy used a fast and accurate long pass in the midfield to create a space for Wright to pass the ball from the bottom. Wright, who had already started at high speed, did not disappoint Lin Yi's trust in him this time.

He used his speed to force the overtaking of two Betis defenders Meli. At the moment he received the pass from Lin Yi, he almost didn't need to make any adjustments and could directly kick the ball to the goal. In front of the goal, Drogba and Gerrard faced the entanglement of Juanito and Rivas and started to attack the goal directly.

Even though Juanito is experienced, sometimes experience cannot help you complete the defensive action, especially when your opponent is a guy like Drogba who has an extremely abnormal body. Even if Juanito has tried his best to grab the front point, the end waiting for him is just watching the opponent swing his head to attack the goal.

In less than ten minutes after the start of the game, Doblas discovered for the first time that when the Betis goalkeeper was so miserable, his hands raised high when he forced to attack were not as high as Drogba's jump, and when he realized that it was difficult for him to punch the football out with his fist, it was too late. Drogba's header accurately passed through his hands and hit the goal fiercely, causing the net to ripple with white waves.

The cheers that broke out in the entire Stamford Bridge stadium have covered up Ferrer's roar. Although this guy's performance on the sidelines is still very passionate, it seems that his waving hands cannot help the team complete the defense, and Mourinho, who did not speak, seems very calm.

Maybe winning the game would not be a problem in this guy's mind, but Mourinho did not expect that his team had already strangled Betis' throat within ten minutes of the start. If there were no accidents, the victory of this game would not change. The only difference was the score.

"Maintain this pressure and don't let the opponent have the opportunity to freely insert on your two sides." Although the score was already 2-0, Mourinho's calmness on the sidelines was really terrifying. Every order he gave was to lead the players to victory and leave no chance for the opponent.

Maybe Ferrer now looks at this old acquaintance who once had the opportunity to be his subordinate, or he will understand why the Portuguese did not choose to serve as an assistant coach under him. Maybe from that time on, Mourinho already knew what he wanted.

Even when celebrating the successful attack, the entire Chelsea team can still maintain a unique calmness, which is even a bit cruel. They are like a machine that strictly executes every instruction. Under their crushing, anyone's final outcome will collapse.

Just as Mourinho requested, Chelsea did not give the opponent any chance even though they were leading 2-0. Even though Joaquin tried to find an offensive gap from the wing with his own skills, the defensive intensity he faced made the Spanish winger quickly realize that he was wrong.

Throughout the first half of the game, the only attack launched by Betis was launched by Joaquin from the wing, but at that time his pass looked more like a shot that was suddenly kicked out of frustration, but this time the attack that seemed like a pass and a shot confused Carvalho in the middle, leaving Oliveira with a chance to grab a point.

However, Terry's interference in the penalty area and Cech's hungry attack still made Oliveira lose his aim at the last moment of the shot. His shot was ridiculously off. Ferrer had hoped to get back a goal, but in the end he could only hold his head with both hands.

"Oliveira made a bad shot under pressure from the opponent, but it's not all his fault. After all, as a main shooter, he only had this one chance in the first 30 minutes of the game. Betis's attack had been completely pushed back to the half by Chelsea."

When interpreting this moment, the Spanish commentator still gave Oliveira face, but what he said was also true. In the first half, Oliveira's physical energy was completely consumed in running back and forth, and he did not find a suitable offensive opportunity at all, let alone a good shot.

This opportunity was thanks to Carvalho's mistake, but that guy became more fierce after this mistake. He obviously saw the look of Mourinho on the sidelines. If he didn't want to be criticized in the midfield, he had better cheer up from now on.

Facing Betis's idea of ​​not giving up and preparing for a sneak attack, Chelsea's response to the opponent was that their attack would become more fierce, especially Lin Yi, who would become more cunning when he ravaged the opponent's midfield. After two consecutive assists, he also chose to shoot.

However, just like Lin Yi often regarded passing as his main weapon, in the next attack, Lin Yi also chose to pass the ball first when facing Varela and Rivera's double attack, but before the two guys could react, Lin Yi had already jumped out.

Lampard now cooperated with Lin Yi, and no longer had to guess how the other party would move. It was like a habit. Lin Yi only needed to give him a look, and Lampard knew whether to pass the ball straight or pass it back to the kid. This time, he and Lin Yi's two-on-two cooperation got rid of the two background men who were still in a daze. Less than 20 meters away from the goal, Lampard's pass gave Lin Yi a chance to kick.

When Lin Yi received the ball, he deliberately shook it, which made Juanito subconsciously retract his blocking steps. He really didn't want to see Lin Yi pass the ball to Drogba again to create a single-handed opportunity, but then Juanito knew that he was deceived by the ghostly kid again.

Lin Yi didn't intend to pass the ball at all. He just used such a fake move to shake open a gap enough for him to kick. At the edge of the penalty area, he kicked his right foot directly, and the whistling football passed Rivas's eyes, and when Dobras saw it clearly, the football had already passed his hands.

Three to zero! With five minutes left in the first half, Lin Yi completely nailed Betis to the loser's column with his goal, and his right hand raised high had already made a three-point gesture, which not only represented a three-goal lead, but also told the other side that three points were in hand.

Although there was still half a game to play, Lin Yi's naked expression had made the guys on the Betis team lower their heads helplessly. There was no booing from the stands at Stamford Bridge, but listening to such a tsunami of cheers, they were already depressed enough at the moment.

When Ferrer saw this scene on the sidelines, he also retracted his hands that had been waving non-stop before, and stood on the sidelines like a statue, watching his team gradually collapse amid the cheers of Chelsea fans, and he himself had no way to save the players now.

With such a score and such a strength comparison, Ferrer may not have the energy to continue to tangle with the opponent. His only hope may be whether he can hold on to the next home game. At Stamford Bridge, his best result is to maintain such a score and leave in disgrace.

"Chelsea's blitzkrieg, the team led by Mourinho now is like the German armored division that dominated the world during World War II. Every time they attack, they are so accurate. Before the opponent can react, they have already completed the fatal blow they need."

This is the evaluation of Chelsea by the Spanish commentator at the end of the half. Although it is a bit exaggerated, his words have been agreed by many people. Now these guys in Chelsea are not only tough and terrifying in defense, but their offensive power is even more terrifying.

If Chelsea won the treble last season with its own defense, it seems that they are fully capable of defeating any opponent with their own offense, and the timing of their offensive tide has become more and more mature, and every attack will bring unlimited trouble to the opponent.

Maybe Ferrer should really thank Mourinho, or the goal of Stamford Bridge. After falling behind 0-3 in the first half, they only lost one goal in the second half, but Drogba, Lampard and Gerrard hit the goal post three times.

"If Chelsea had better luck today, this might have been the biggest score since the start of the Champions League this season, but it seems that God is on Betis' side today. Although they left with a score of 0-4, it also contains God's favor."

Chelsea's on-site commentator was so unreasonable to tease the opponent who was already depressed enough, but he was telling the truth. If it weren't for the goal post that blocked Chelsea's more fierce attack in the second half, Betis might have left Stamford Bridge with double-digit goals lost today.

"Perhaps now the chairman of Betis will remember that he made a losing deal. Kenyon was originally planning to spend 20 million to buy Joaquin in the summer transfer window, but Joaquin's performance in this game was lackluster. This kind of performance may not be able to sell for such a high price."

Ferrer didn't know if his boss would be very depressed, but he was really depressed, because not only did he lose to his old acquaintance in this game, but the loss was indeed ugly. If it was just ugly, that's all. In the second half of the confrontation, he also witnessed Joaquin being injured again.

Originally, it was a risky act for Joaquin to play in this game, who had just recovered from a serious injury. Now this risk not only failed to bring the team a victory, but also in a counterattack in the second half, Joaquin wanted to Cutting in at high speed from the wing, Makelele made a fierce tackle and knocked him down.

The referee did not give Makelele face, but such a foul would at most result in a yellow card and a free kick from the left side of the penalty area. However, the price Betis paid was that Joaquin was carried out of the field on a stretcher. Betis The team's only attacker who performed reasonably well just disappeared from the court.

Ferrer really doesn't know how to explain to the club's senior management and fans now. Even before he left London, there were already rumors that the directors of Betis had the idea to replace this guy. After all, such a failure Let Betis begin to gradually move away from the Champions League knockout rounds.

Although they and PSV are currently on the same points, a 4-0 discourtesy caused Betis' goal difference to immediately become negative. Ferrer really didn't know if he had anything to do with Mourinho. The horoscopes are not compatible, otherwise, every time I meet him, I will be very unlucky.

This time is no exception. He lost the game at Stamford Bridge. Maybe Ferrer can explain that it was because he wanted to attack that he created a void in the defense. Moreover, it was Chelsea's home court and the opponent was too familiar with this kind of confrontation. Well, this scene of massacre will definitely not happen at Betis' home ground.

But just two weeks later, Ferrer saw Chelsea's cruel attacking methods reappear again at the Ruiz Lopera Stadium. Mourinho still used the same lineup and made no changes. , but this time Betis is ready to defend to the end at home.

It's a pity that the determination of Betis and Ferrer is like a bunker piled on the beach, just a bluff decoration. No matter how gorgeous and majestic the shape is, it cannot withstand the impact of the tide. And Chelsea's offense is coordinated by Lin Yi Down, it was as if a huge wave was approaching as fiercely as the sky.

Rivas and Juanito are also relatively well-known central defender partners in La Liga, but when facing Chelsea's impact, they can only lament how the defense has become so fragile. Almost every Chelsea attack will directly threaten them. The gate guarded by Dobras, and their miserable central defender combination, will always be the background of the big screen replaying the highlights. Even if this is their home court, these two guys cannot escape this fate.

Just like the game at Stamford Bridge, the shouts and cheers of Betis fans only lasted for five minutes. Then they witnessed with their own eyes how Lin Yi shredded the Betis defense with passes. The only thing The only difference is that Lampard was the one who opened the scoring for Chelsea.

When watching Lin Yi running wildly on the sidelines, leading the Chelsea players to wave their hands to celebrate the goal, Ferrer seemed to understand, "Damn, how could I forget, that kid is coached by that guy Mourinho?" Come out." But there is obviously little chance of remedying such a mistake.

The only thing that remains unchanged is the ferocity with which the Chelsea team controlled everything. Although the final score was only fixed at 3-0, and they conceded one less goal than the previous game, the Betis fans almost ended the game with thirty minutes left. Next, they have already left this damn stadium in large numbers.

"Damn game, our team played a shit game, we couldn't stand their poor performance anymore, let these guys die, seven goals were scored in two games, we You can only live with two zeros, this is not a fucking game!"

Those angry fans roared like this without any scruples when facing the TV cameras. For them, it was not easy for them to get into the main stage of the Champions League, and they played well in the first two games. Yes, but the game against Chelsea has completely exposed Betis's level.

Maybe they are just angry, why do they make the game so ugly, not to mention the away game, but also at home. Betis has now been completely stepped on by Chelsea and wants to turn over? Maybe they will never have a chance in this life, and they can only watch their opponents leave with victory.

Ferrer may really have nothing to do about such a game. He can say that Chelsea's strength made them want to cry, but the final outcome did not change much. They lost two games in a row. He was disappointed with his old acquaintance Mourinho. The confrontation was a disastrous defeat, and he also lost his coaching position.

The top management of the Betis club will also look for a scapegoat, and there is really no excuse for Ferrer's poor performance. In order to secure the qualification for the knockout rounds, the bosses of the Betis team have no reason not to replace Ferrer, who has been eliminated. Mourinho has destroyed the fool to the point where he has completely lost all confidence.

Mourinho has no feeling about what happened to his old acquaintance. For him, only victory is the most important. The advantage of four consecutive group stage wins for him is that he has locked in the first place in the group in advance. , as for the remaining two games, he can be put on the bench.

However, even if Chelsea played with a substitute lineup, Anderlecht could not resist it. Without Lin Yi on the field, it did not mean that the Belgians had a chance to take advantage. Under the joint attack of Crespo and Duff, the Belgians could only get an embarrassing defeat of 0-2.

A record of winning across the board... Perhaps only Mourinho and Lin Yi can decide when they will stop Chelsea's luxury chariot from taking away victory...