Six Hundred and Twenty-Five 4 Days, Tianyuan

This crucial league for both Leeds United and Millwall ended the first half with a score of 0:2.

Rainy battles will also increase the probability of player injuries. Aldridge made tactical adjustments in midfield to reduce the probability of player injuries as much as possible.

In the second half, the two sides changed sides and fought again. Aldridge was still standing on the sidelines against the wind and rain. O'Reilly was still sitting. However, after watching the second half of the game for three minutes, he suddenly got up and strode towards Aldridge with a gloomy face. scary.

Aldridge noticed O'Reilly walking towards him, and the fourth official on the sidelines immediately became alert, for fear of a conflict between the two coaches on the sidelines, but Aldridge reached out to the fourth official to signal that it was okay, and the fourth official mistook the two coaches It was just a normal communication, and there was no blocking. This kind of thing also happens from time to time on the sidelines of the court.

Fans of the two teams may scold and fight each other in the stands, but there is often no deep hatred between the head coaches, just like Aldridge used to have a verbal fight with Redknapp. Even when they met at the annual reception held by the professional league, they could chat with each other in a calm manner, completely unaware of the previous fierce tit-for-tat confrontation.

O'Reilly came to Aldridge, gritted his teeth and said: "Hall, you won, Millwall won, and now, do you still want to further humiliate Leeds United and me?".

Aldridge looked puzzled and sneered a few times, not bothering to pay attention to O'Reilly.

This Young Marshal of White Rose probably feels too good about himself.

Aldridge likes to think about it. He expected that O'Reilly, as a meritorious player of the giants Arsenal, would almost become a Gunner who "only played for one club in his life" in the annals of history.

O'Reilly saw Aldridge sneer. A hint of ferocity flashed across his expression.

second half. Millwall stopped taking the initiative to attack.

originally. O'Reilly saw that the team played so badly in the first half and the morale of the army was unstable. It was extremely sad to want to counterattack Millwall, who was aiming for the third consecutive championship. Just be defensive.

The results of it?

Millwall did not take the initiative to press the offense, and Leeds United played extremely depressed. On the scene, Leeds United seemed to have surrendered. He didn't even have the guts to attack.

This is the Elland Road Stadium. If Leeds United really played the second half 45 minutes like this, I am afraid that Leeds United will not only be demoralized.

What hope is there for a team that dares not attack?

Perhaps this is the second time the two sides have met and played against each other within four days.

O'Reilly believes that Aldridge's change of team tactics is to humiliate Leeds United and let the world see the frightened Leeds United.

As for him himself, after the last 1:6 fiasco, he was almost demoted to pieces, and no media will mention the previous "young marshal battle" again.

O'Reilly was really wrong to blame Aldridge.

The home team trailed by two goals at halftime and desperately needed three points.

Under such circumstances. Aldridge encountered a hundred times, and he tried to figure out the opponent's psychology for a hundred times, and there was only one result: offense.

But Aldrich was wrong this time.

O'Reilly's expression changed several times. Walking back to the coaching bench of the home team, he stood on the sidelines and roared at the players on the field like a beast, exaggerating his body movements to let the disciples on the field attack!

Leeds United can lose, but they cannot lose the essence of a football team, the soul of offense!

If football doesn't attack, why play it?

The players of Leeds United saw that the coach was so excited, and it was hard to escape, even though they were dissatisfied: let us defend well during the intermission, and after playing for less than 5 minutes in the second half, they changed their minds again!

Leeds United put on a frantic attacking posture, Millwall's formation is relatively deep, the midfielder does not counter-attack or press, and the key defense will only be launched after the half-time circle.

Kewell, Duff, Viduka, Smith, Cahill, plus full-backs Kelly and Hart with good double assist ability, Leeds United is not without good offensive players. Facing Millwall, they have never been so easy Organize the offensive from the backcourt.

However, their attack broke their hearts!

Nedved, Gattuso, and Pirlo have three midfielders. The number of defenders can be counted as two and a half. They are closely connected with the back line. After halftime, he hit a big mountain.

The most terrible thing is that they have too much space in the backcourt when they attack.

When Millwall turns from defense to offense, he needs to find two points, Henry or Larson.

Starting from the 50th minute of the game, the scene became extremely weird.

Leeds United's soldiers were under pressure, but the attack made their own players dizzy, they made mistakes in passing and receiving the ball, failed to break through, and ran around blindly.

On the other hand, Millwall's offense was almost a one-man battle.

Henry and Larson both start from the wing, but there is a lot of space in the backcourt. The two have repeatedly staged a 30-meter distance attack, relying on the dribbling rhythm and spiking after the speed rushes up. It is simple but practical. .

In the 58th minute, Henry got rid of Kelly after receiving the ball, went inside to get rid of Cahill's pursuit, pulled the ball horizontally in front of his compatriot Dacourt and then hit the back line. He alone attracted Ferdinand and Mateo. Notice, then, he passed the ball to Klose who slanted behind Ferdinand.

After 10 minutes, it was replaced by Larsson, but he returned to the center to receive the ball, and then dribbled the ball all the way forward. Leeds United's defense line was preventing him from cutting inside, forcing him to stay away from the penalty area. Larsson followed their lead. Xinyi led Hart and Mateo all the way to the right side diagonally. Larson passed the ball after going down the bottom. Klose jumped up high on the dry land and scored with a header. city!

At this time Leeds United let alone O'Reilly dare not let them attack crazily anymore, their hearts are cold.

After another 4 minutes, Henry ran to the middle to meet Nedved's long pass over the top. After stopping the ball in the chest, he picked the ball behind him without waiting for the ball to land, turned around, and faced the opponent's penalty area head-on. Ghost, Duckett moved back, afraid of being broken by Henry's explosive start, Henry kicked the ball with his thigh, and found that no one was coming to snatch him, so he was so excited that he directly volleyed from a long distance.

The ball flew from his feet at an extremely fast speed. Against the background of the light rain, it seemed like a flash of lightning, and a perfect parabola appeared over Leeds United's half.

Goalkeeper Martin never expected that the opponent was more than 40 yards away from the goal, and he also shot a long shot!

Pirlo's long-range shot was like an assassin's killer blow in the dark. Martin's vision was blocked at that time. When he saw the ball, the ball shot out from the middle of the defender, bounced off the ground and then accelerated. He missed the save and was scored. bottom left corner of the goal.

He could see Henry's ball completely. After all, besides his own defenders and midfielders, it was Henry. Klose also deliberately ran to the left to meet or cover for Henry. Martin's vision was completely unobstructed, but that was it. , Henry shot the ball across the sky at high speed and hung into the upper right corner of the goal. Martin moved two steps, staggered and slipped.

"My God! Henry scored a super world wave! How wonderful is this ball? Just the impeccable trajectory of the football is enough to make people unforgettable, but before that? Nedved's long pass , the football left the ground, Henry stopped the ball with his chest, did not let the ball hit the ground and picked it behind him, and after turning around, the football fell from the air, his thigh bounced the ball, and he volleyed again! This must be a goal he will never forget, too So beautiful, so stunning!"

Henry rushed to the sidelines after seeing the ball scored, and knelt on his knees halfway. The wet and slippery field made him slide a distance of 10 meters, and the spikes left two parallel tracks on the turf.

The place where Henry's sliding track ended was right in front of Aldridge. When the inertia of the sliding track disappeared, Henry stood up again and hugged Aldridge. The next second, they were surrounded by teammates and assistants.

When the Millwall players and fans were cheering and celebrating, the Leeds United players had already knelt down and lowered their heads. There were still more than 15 minutes left in the game, but they were shocked, their eyes were full of confusion, and their hearts were in chaos.

In less than 30 minutes in the second half, they deepened their understanding of the gap between themselves and Millwall again!

Fear, rising uncontrollably in my heart, grew into a demon.

In the two games, Millwall used two completely different ways to make them feel desperate, and even made them feel disgusted with football and wanted to escape from football.

In the first type, Millwall attacked violently, overwhelming them and beating them so that they could not fight back.

The second type is that in the second half, Millwall played counterattack, they attacked, and Millwall counterattacked, one hit and one accurate, and within 30 minutes, they conceded three goals in a row.

Keep it, can't keep it.

Attacking is self-mutilation!

Because as soon as they invest in offensive forces, the space in the backcourt becomes larger, and the Millwall players are too capable individually. Their offense is more like opening their lives to their opponents.

Fighting against Millwall made them experience the torment that life would be worse than death.

This is what Aldrich said, if the top strong team counterattacks insignificantly, it will make the opponent despair!

According to the actual situation, it is okay to play like this occasionally. If this is the first tactic, there will be problems, because like in the league, most games are still dominated by attacking and breaking dense defenses. If you don’t lead the score, how can you play defense?

Aldridge didn't expect Leeds United to kill themselves. In the second half, they attacked fiercely and opened up the backcourt to let Millwall wreak havoc.

O'Reilly was staring blankly, and when the fourth ball was dropped, he sat back down.

He would have preferred to flee Elland Road straight away if he could.

Two games, this one is not over yet, Leeds United have broken double digits in conceded goals!

Before the start of the game four days ago, he was still ambitious, full of heroism, enjoying the praise of the outside world, and looking forward to winning the Champions League this season!

In just four days, now, in the bleak wind and cold rain, his mouth was dry and his heart was beating like thunder, and he felt as if the world had changed.

Aldridge killed ten O'Reilly, and he is still Aldridge. In his brilliant resume, O'Reilly and Leeds United are not even eligible to be on the list.

But O'Reilly is no longer the O'Reilly five days ago. (to be continued...) ()