My name is Colani

"Well done! If I have to choose a best player this season, I will definitely vote for him!" Hugo sincerely praised Kaka's performance this season. Kaka has performed well in the game since the end of last season, and his excellent state has continued this season.

For Trapani, Wenger's focus this season is on transformation. The whole team needs to change its thinking, but Kaka can change the least. Wenger has sacrificed a lot for him. Kaka's characteristic style changes are relatively small. Simply put, the team is adapting to Kaka's characteristics.

Fortunately, Kaka has lived up to expectations. At least his personal data is worthy of the change. Of course, when it comes to the team's performance, it's a bit miserable.

"I vote for him too!" Victor laughed.

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"As everyone predicted before, these two teams are not conservative teams. This game is a battle worth looking forward to. From the beginning, the two teams quickly entered the state. It felt a bit late to score in 20 minutes!" Lombardo joked in the live broadcast room.

"But it depends on Bayern Munich's reaction! Their team is younger and less experienced than Trapani, but I hope they won't disrupt their rhythm because of a goal!" Inter Milan's famous player Bergomi, who was also a guest with Lombardo, hoped that the game would not become boring because of this goal.

"I don't think so. In fact, I think Bayern Munich did a really good job. Robben and Ribery on both sides are very good. Trapani's two wings are also under great pressure. Now that they have lost a goal, I think it will inspire Bayern Munich players to have a stronger fighting spirit. They will pursue goals away from home!" Lombardo guessed.

His guess was correct. After the restart, Bayern Munich's offensive continued.

Heynckes seemed very calm on the sidelines. Before coming to Trapani, Heynckes had already told the players about the team's own shortcomings and advantages, and had long told the players to be prepared to lose the ball first. He also decided the strategy of this game early and would not waver. He used Bayern Munich's own offense to suppress Trapani. This was a tit-for-tat battle.

Now that Bayern Munich is behind, the most important thing for Heynckes is that the team continues to play according to the rhythm, strive for goals, and strive to slap back.

Bruno and Badstuber, the two central defenders, also have some responsibility for the loss of the ball just now. They did not keep up in time and paid too much attention to the position where Aguero stood. They also blamed themselves after losing the ball. Heynckes immediately signaled them to calm down, and captain Lahm also cheered up the two young players.

Wenger hopes that the team can control the rhythm. The reason why he used Cazorla in the midfield today is mainly because Cazorla has more experience and better passing organization, but Bayern Munich today has also studied this seriously, frequently using their bodies to contact Cazorla, and Cazorla's performance is also relatively average under the blockade.

In the last match against Marseille, the opponent's two defensive midfielders Diarra and Mbia had a physical advantage over the combination of Gustavo and Kroos of Bayern Munich, but Trapani was able to control the midfield in that game. One of the reasons was that Trapani's technical ability and passing ability were much higher than his opponent, and the opponent's defensive and pressing organization level was not high enough.

But today's Bayern Munich and Marseille are not opponents of the same level. Bayern Munich has physical strength and technology. Usually in the league, Heynckes emphasizes the overall formation of pressing, and the players have a high level. Therefore, Trapani's midfield will not be so easy to control. Of course, Trapani also needs to find a rhythm and an adaptation period.

Bayern Munich's attack routine is actually more perfect than Trapani's. They combine long and short. There is a high point Gomez in the frontcourt, and Ribery and Robben for short passes. They can stir up trouble on the wing, and Robben's cut-in shot is even more difficult to defend. Once all attention is on him, it seems rash.

Di Maria had to return to his own half from time to time to help the team defend. The pressure on Evra's side was not bad, but Coleman's side was really a bit mysterious.

In the 24th minute, Ribery forced a breakthrough and passed the ball. Thomas Muller almost headed the ball into the net at the back point. Fortunately, Boateng fought hard and flew to head the ball out.

Messi and Cazorla gathered on Coleman's side. Cazorla still has many shortcomings in defense. After all, he is not a full-back or a midfielder, and his defensive awareness is still problematic.

Coleman didn't mention going up to support Messi today. He was very successful if he could defend his side. Bayern Munich defended on the left side with the Austrian teenager Alaba. He didn't look stage-frightened. Although he didn't dare to attack like Coleman, he even made mistakes when he challenged Messi alone. But he seemed like an experienced player. He was good at positioning when defending and relied on his teammates. Coleman was used to single-handedly when defending. This habit was actually a very bad habit.

But now Coleman is a little bit unable to defend, and can only rely on the central defender to fill in, but Mertesacker's movement speed is also slow enough, so Ribery has plenty of opportunities to cross.

Wenger was also a little confused watching on the sidelines. He didn't know how to solve this problem. Maybe he should replace Maggio, but what a heavy blow this is for Coleman.

Fortunately, this side was really bad, and Coleman was also quite embarrassed, but Trapani's defense in the middle was very stable. Storari performed very well and made several wonderful saves.

Kameni, who was sitting on the bench, was both happy and disappointed. The better Storari performed, the less important he seemed to be to the team.

Trapani's offensive momentum was suppressed in a short period of time, which was a rare thing. Wenger also became a little anxious. At this time, the players needed to stand up.

Cazorla played a little awkwardly on the court. Several times he lost the ball under the opponent's close defense. The opponent's advantage over him was his body, but he had difficulty finding a way to pass the ball. Bayern Munich's defense in the middle was very tight, and Trapani's forward line was not close enough to Cazorla.

Cazorla communicated with the front court while complaining to the referee that the penalty was too lax. It was not surprising. The referee who whistled today was an Englishman, Clattenburg.

Aguero, Messi, Di Maria and others on the front line also realized this problem, and some of them began to consciously retreat to support. Gradually, Cazorla also figured out the opponent's defensive habits. In the 34th minute, Cazorla showed his superb ball control ability in the midfield, luring Gustavo to commit a foul. This foul cost Gustavo a yellow card.

"Fuck, is he a shit eater?!" Hoeness still didn't scold Gustavo, but the referee Clattenburg. He obviously thought that Gustavo's action was not enough to get a yellow card.

Hugo thought that Clattenburg was also fed up with the opponent's frequent use of the body to collide with Trapani's players. Accumulating the previous actions, it was not too much to give Gustavo a yellow card.

Gustavo also felt that he was wronged. His actions were really not big, so he kept complaining for himself, but how could he take back the water he spit out?

The foul was committed on the left side, 40 meters away from the goal. Trapani's attack was not very smooth during this period, so the players on the field chose the set-piece tactic of passing the ball directly into the penalty area, hoping that the two central defenders in good form could find opportunities for the team.

Things on the football field are sometimes just coincidental. Boateng, Mertesacker, Kolarov and other tall players are the main targets of the header, while Aguero, Messi and others are waiting for opportunities to roam and look for opportunities.