My name is Colani

Mourinho would not let his players fall for such a trick. Seeing that Trapani was a little lax, Mourinho quickly let Alonso play a role, strengthen the ball control, delay time, and attack, no problem, just pass the ball to Ronaldo.

Perhaps because of the frequent help defense, Ronaldo did not have many opportunities to get the ball. Ronaldo's foot feeling was a little uncomfortable. He made mistakes in both dribbling and lost the ball in the front court.

Fortunately, Real Madrid was very stable and resolutely did not use too many people. When Ronaldo lost the ball, his teammates maintained a very good defensive formation and did not give Trapani too many good opportunities.

Mourinho's intention of wanting a 0:0 was obvious. The fans of the Google Stadium would not be polite to them. As long as Alonso started to organize boring passes in the backcourt again, the fans would loudly boo them, but it was useless. They still went their own way.

Hugo and other Trapani executives were also teased. Angelo, a loyal fan of Trapani, was not very old, but he could see and hear some things. When Real Madrid passed the ball back in the backcourt again, Angelo loudly scolded Real Madrid for being a coward. Hugo did a lot of harm to his son and often scolded the coward formation in front of his son. As a result, Angelo learned it.

Wenger was helpless about this situation. His disciples worked hard. Every player in the frontcourt could not be said to have played badly. The key was that Real Madrid not only had good defense, but also had good luck and could always turn danger into safety.

High center forward Fontano warmed up on the sidelines, which aroused cheers from the fans. Aguero performed well and his ability to get rid of the ball with his back was also great, but he was still too short and lacked confrontation ability. Fontano was different. Although he was smaller than Aguero, he had great physical confrontation ability. In the situation where Aguero could not break through in the positional battle, replacing Fontano was a good way.

At the 70th minute, Wenger made the first substitution, replacing Aguero with Fontano, which was a signal to strengthen the confrontation in the penalty area.

Mourinho wrote and drew in his little notebook, and soon came up with a new plan to pass on to the court, but he did not make any substitutions.

After Fontano came on the court, Pepe kept a close watch on him, not letting Fontano get the ball easily, but Pepe did not know Fontano well enough. I don't know if Mourinho told him that the starting speed without Fontano was fast enough, but the average speed was not fast.

Pepe almost paid the price for his close defense. In the 78th minute, Kaka passed the ball directly, and Fontano took the ball with his back. His shoulders sank and he immediately turned to the right. Pepe did not keep up with Fontano's start. Fortunately, his teammate Ramos helped him a lot, cutting in diagonally and shoveling the ball to the ground, knocking Fontano down in the penalty area.

Ramos touched the ball, but not with his feet. He directly tackled Fontano and blocked the ball with his hands. However, Weber's view was not good and the linesman did not notice it. Messi and Fontano both saw the ball and raised their hands to complain about Ramos' handball, but Weber was indifferent.

This penalty caused strong dissatisfaction among Trapani players. Fontano was the first to stand up and speak rudely to Weber, saying that not only was I knocked down, but such an obvious handball was not blown. You are a fucking black whistle.

Messi is old and has a good temper. Although he was also very angry, he saw that Fontano actually scolded the referee, which must be a problem. He quickly blocked Fontano and went forward to argue with Weber. Weber, a referee with such a big name, certainly would not let Fontano go. As a result, Weber gave Fontano a red card without hesitation amid the boos of the whole audience.

Trapani was inexplicably one man short. Wenger's dissatisfaction with Weber had reached its peak. He left the coaching area and loudly rebuked Weber's penalty. The fourth official could not stop the rhythm at all. Wenger's outrageous behavior was warned by Weber, but Wenger was angry. He was no less than Fontano. He did not listen to Weber's advice at all and just scolded Weber for being a mediocre person and obviously misjudged.

The result was obvious. Weber also showed Wenger a red card!

Mourinho in the visiting team's coaching bench was a little confused. He really didn't see clearly whether Ramos had committed a foul, but from the opponent's fierce protest, it might be a penalty. The penalty was gone, and the striker who had just come on the field was actually sent off, and Wenger, the old opponent, was also sent off.

After waking up, Mourinho smiled triumphantly in his heart. He suddenly felt full of confidence in winning the game in two rounds. This was luck. This could kill a thousand enemies. I really don't know how to describe this weird episode.

Captain Kameni has been arguing with Weber, his eyes wide open, and Fontano, the Trapani kid, quickly realized that this was a very, very serious mistake after being shown a red card, and his tears could not help but roll in his eyes.

Today, Fontano's family was also in the stands. Countless Trapani people who watched Fontano grow up were in the stands. Seeing the aggrieved Fontano, everyone was really distressed.

However, the referee still has the greatest authority on the court. Fontano was reluctant to leave, and finally left the court after being persuaded by Messi, Kaka and others. When the aggrieved child walked into the player's tunnel, he kicked the wall in a venting manner, and as a result, something even more tragic happened. His toe was directly broken!

Wenger was also in the tunnel at that time, chattering and scolding Webb at Antonio Perotti. He was a witness to Fontano's tragedy and hurt himself? ! The angry Wenger was both distressed and dumbfounded.

Fontano begged Wenger to forgive him for what happened on the pitch, but Wenger said to him: "You are not at fault, it is the bastard Webber who is at fault!"

"Yes, it was that bastard who was at fault!" Hugo's voice sounded behind them. Needless to say, Hugo saw clearly what happened on the court. Although there was no replay on the big screen, there was it in the box. , Ramos did indeed foul, and Trapani indeed deserved a penalty kick.

Hugo's balls ached and he ran down angrily, ready to argue with the referee team, but he encountered this scene. When he learned that Fontano was so angry that he actually injured himself, Hugo really couldn't hold it in anymore. He smiled and asked the team doctor to quickly take Fontano back to the locker room for treatment. Hugo and Victor ran to the sidelines and started to cause trouble for the fourth official.

Lafayette had very sharp eyes. When he saw Hugo on the sidelines, he was really shocked. The chairman went to the referee team to argue so blatantly. This shows Hugo's arrogance and anger. To be honest, such misjudgments usually occur. It's true that the team's top management has come to find fault with the referee team, but they don't have to find fault before the game is over. This is a rule, and breaking this rule will lead to punishment, which will come from the anger of UEFA.

After the game, it is not a big deal to find out a few words in theory, but now there is a crime called "interfering with the referee team's law enforcement!" If the situation is serious, it is very likely that UEFA will directly fine Trapani 0: 3 failed.

Didn't Trapani understand? Of course there were. Selly, Miku and others were like 100-meter athletes, chasing after them and stopping the two Erbao brothers who were trying to cause trouble for the referee.

"You are really fucking crazy! This is not the time to start trouble with the referees! It is 0:0 on the court now. If you continue to bother, this game will not be 0:0. The finals, go to hell. !" Selly yelled angrily.

"Calm down! Calm down! Now is not the right time! If you go to them, they can say that we interfered with the work of the referee team. This is a serious crime. The punishment will come directly to the team. None of you have the right to deprive the players on the field of their hard work. Results!" Miku's tone softened slightly.

After all the talk, the two brothers finally stopped. The fourth official was really kind. He said to Hugo: "Mr. Colaney, I understand your mood, but you need to have a measure. We can communicate when we get down." , but now if you continue to interfere with our work, I won’t be polite!”

"Hey, let me wipe..." As soon as Hugo cursed, Miku and others blocked his mouth and took the two brothers away from the scene of the accident.