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After playing for more than ten minutes, Barcelona used some tricks, but the results were not very good. Boateng's performance was amazing. In fact, Barcelona cannot say that they were not threatening. In the 6th minute, Pedro's breakthrough almost broke Trapani's goal, but Boateng stood up at the critical moment and made a quick, accurate and fierce tackle in the penalty area, directly destroying Pedro's direction.

Then in the 11th minute, Barcelona played a beautiful and smooth cooperation at the front of Trapani's penalty area. It was Boateng's interception and destruction at the critical moment that made Villa return empty-handed.

So those who think Barcelona is a vegetarian are talking nonsense. Barcelona not only has stars but also their tactics are really awesome. Guardiola also focuses on releasing the nature of the frontcourt players. Their offense is untraceable on a team basis. It is a troublesome thing for any team to defend them.

Wenger was also a little anxious on the sidelines. He unconsciously raised his wrist to check the time. It had been more than ten minutes. Wenger called Evra to the side of the court and explained the next tactics. Evra nodded and turned away.

Then, Barcelona began to feel the changes of Trapani. Trapani began to move forward and the high-pressure tactics began to be implemented. Barcelona's control was not so easy, because Trapani's high-pressure tactics were the same as Barcelona's. They were both excellent. Moreover, in the era of the predecessor Bielsa, he particularly emphasized high-pressure and on-the-spot counterattacks. Trapani and other players were not unfamiliar at all, and the tacit understanding was very good.

Hugo began to find it interesting. Miku actually knew some of Wenger's ideas earlier. Wenger's strategy was not to retreat at Camp Nou. He was optimistic about Barcelona's offensive ability. He did not believe that his team could completely contain Barcelona's offense. In terms of defense, Wenger did not think Trapani was the best defensive team.

Where exactly is Trapani's advantage? Naturally, it is on the offensive end. This is a significant feature that makes Trapani different from other Italian teams, and it is also a key factor in attracting fans. Wenger had never planned to defend against Barcelona away from home. On the contrary, because Trapani had no advantage of losing the ball at home, he was determined to fight against Barcelona in this game.

That's right, it's a real fight to see whose offense is the sharpest, whose players and whose tactics are better.

Trapani defended at the beginning, which was more of Wenger's strategy. Wenger just needed the players to get familiar with the atmosphere of Camp Nou, the rhythm of the opponent and the offensive method. To put it bluntly, the first ten minutes or so were a warm-up for Trapani, and the team's defense was the focus of adaptation. When everyone was almost warmed up and familiar with the atmosphere of Camp Nou, Wenger immediately showed his fangs and prepared to fight against the opponent.

Wenger was also very well prepared for this game. Barcelona's offensive rhythm changes quickly, slow but fast, but Wenger does not intend to let Barcelona do this. Trapani's way of playing is to keep the rhythm of the game in a relatively high-speed atmosphere.

It is said that Barcelona's Tiki-Taka tactics are great, but to be honest, it depends on what kind of opponent they meet. Look at Trapani's three midfielders, Cazorla, Mascherano, and Schweinsteiger. These three players are not only good in technology, but also move very fast. They are the key to the high-pressure tactics in the Bielsa era.

Today is the same. When Wenger decided to let go of everything and play against Barcelona, ​​Trapani's players ran all over the field as if venting their anger for more than ten minutes. Barcelona players had learned lessons earlier and should have experience, but they still didn't expect Trapani to be so bold. Three lines pressed straight, as if they didn't worry about their defense at all. The front court was full of Trapani players. To what extent did Trapani press? ! It was difficult for Xavi to pass the ball.

In the 17th minute, Adriano made a mistake in the pressure of Messi, Cazorla and Schweinsteiger. Messi dribbled the ball and shot inside, almost breaking Barcelona's goal. In the 23rd minute, Trapani succeeded in counter-attacking. Schweinsteiger threatened Barcelona's goal again. Valdés flew in and saved Barcelona's innocence.

Guardiola took a breath. Trapani's attack really had no rules. Their only rule was to press high and force their players to pass the ball quickly. If the ball could be turned out from the backcourt by their players, Trapani's retreat would also be very fast. Moreover, they were very good at using the rules. Like their own team, they used fouls to prevent the situation on the field from deteriorating.

Guardiola didn't have many good solutions, because Trapani's players really gave him a feeling that they were really strong. Maybe other teams would be self-defeating with this tactic, but Trapani's players didn't. Their individual abilities were also very strong. Their overall strength might be a little worse than Barcelona, ​​but it was already very good.

Rosell also saw the situation on the court, and of course he also felt Trapani's true strength. After all, the two teams hadn't played against each other for two years, and Trapani seemed to be stronger than before. Seeing Kaka, Modric and others sitting on the bench of Trapani, Rosell was angry.

"Why are there so many of them?!" Good players made Rosell jealous.

Hugo didn't know what Rosell was thinking, but he was enjoying the game now. This kind of game was interesting. Wenger's tactical intention was finally achieved. The rhythm of the game began to follow Trapani's baton. This was also the time to test the defensive players of both sides.

Because the offensive players of both sides had plenty of opportunities to face the defensive players directly, it depended on who was more skilled and who could seize the opportunity first.

In the 27th minute, Trapani finally scored the first goal. Barcelona's individual defensive ability was not bad, but who could withstand Trapani's continuous attack? Barcelona couldn't lower their posture and concentrate on defense like those small teams. Since they couldn't do it, there must be problems.

Trapani's attack didn't give you much time to buffer. The attack was very direct, combining long and short passes. Sometimes he even went straight to Suarez with a high ball, unlike Barcelona, ​​which tried not to use long passes if it could, and always tried to advance slowly.

Barcelona may have a certain advantage in ball possession, but it was not as good as Trapani in the ability to create opportunities.

The goal in the 27th minute came from Pique's mistake. Maggio's cross did not find the right person, but Pique had problems stopping the ball under the pressure of Suarez. He was a little too arrogant and wanted to clear the ball directly. As a result, under pressure, the ball was not cleared far and was caught by Cazorla. Pique just rushed to grab the ball, and Cazorla passed the ball horizontally to Suarez. Suarez did not adjust and shot directly outside the penalty area.

This shot was extremely sudden. Who would have thought that Pique would make an unnecessary mistake, and Suarez would not adjust the shot at all, so Valdes reacted slowly and did not move fast enough. He could only watch Suarez's shot fly into the upper corner of the goal.

Suarez was so happy that he opened his jersey, revealing a shirt with photos of his wife and daughter printed on it, and threw it in front of the camera, shouting, "I love you, baby!"

Suarez no longer had to endure the pain of missing his wife. He had established himself in Trapani. Not only did he marry his girlfriend who lived in Barcelona, ​​but he also had a daughter soon. He was now a winner in life. How could he not be happy and excited to score a goal in such an important game? He had already planned his goal celebration.