God-level goalkeeper

Chapter 195 Everything is possible

St. Pauli's sharp direct pass attack was effective again, and after three or four kicks, the football crossed the half-court again, and Jena seemed to be being played.

Jena's striker Bjorn and others are really helpless. Due to Nils' absence, he and Martin can't play a decent cooperation. As for Reina and Miatek on the wing, there is no The method, in addition to being limited by his own strength, Niels' role as a bridgehead will not be brought into play, and the two of them can basically be said to have no effect.

St. Pauli's defense completely locked each of them.

A simple 4-4-2 formation, no chain defense, no bus and no iron barrel formation, just such an ordinary defensive tactic, let Jena completely dumb down, although Niels' abnormality is also the reason One, but Bjorn has to admit that St. Pauli is indeed very strong.

Several of his long passes were intercepted by St. Pauli's defenders. On the other hand, St. Pauli's fast long passes always took effect.

Nothing to do with tactics.

This is completely suppressed in strength.

After the match with Aachen, the confidence of the people in Jena increased greatly. Although Aachen's current results are not ideal, they are definitely not a team in the relegation zone of the Bundesliga.

They thought that no matter how strong the German Bundesliga team was, it would not be any stronger than Achen, but in just the second game, St. Pauli let them see the strength of the upper reaches of the Bundesliga Bundesliga.

Solid defense, sharp offense.

Except for the temporary suppression caused by Nils' madness in the early stage, no, it is not so much suppression as attack ineffectiveness.

St. Pauli completely unhurriedly cracked Jena's attacks one after another. Even if there was a chance to shoot, they often couldn't find a good angle under their defense. The final result was either easily taken by the goalkeeper. into the hands, or is intercepted by the defender.

St. Pauli's overall ease made Jena feel more and more pressure.

It's just that the greater the pressure, the more anxious the attack, the less effective it will be.

After St. Pauli seized the opportunity, another long ball counterattack threw Jena into chaos again. This time it was St. Pauli’s turn to perform from Turkey’s Saglik. With an accurate goal from Max Kruse, he The anti-offside was successful.

He quickly dribbled the ball to the penalty spot before Voji and others in Jena chased back.

Almost exactly the same position as Max Kruse just now.

Is this God's will?

Ye Xin continued to push forward in the same way, once again posing the trap of losing his center of gravity.

And Saglik is also the same as Max Kruse, driven by his strong forward sense, he immediately shoots.

In normal times, this is definitely a very beautiful shot, and the kick without hesitation when the goalkeeper loses position is definitely a first-class performance.

And this time St. Pauli's attack and the goal again ignited the enthusiasm of the fans, the enthusiasm of the St. Pauli fans and... the enthusiasm of the Jena fans.

Although the St. Pauli fans were cheering for the team with their mouths, they were speechless at the actions of the Jena fans.

Our St. Pauli striker's shots are none of your business.

Even if you want to cheer for your own goalkeeper, there is no need to act as if you want to score a goal. Please take a closer look at the situation. Now St. Pauli has the advantage and Jena is at the disadvantage.

As a St. Pauli fan, I have been complained by countless media about the spirit of watching theaters more than watching football. I didn't expect them to find out that there is a group of more offline fans in Jena.

Do you care about your team's offensive disadvantages anyway?

It's just that the Jena fans ignored the secret contempt of the St. Pauli fans, especially the Jena Stonewall, Jena Liyexin's personal fan organization, shouted loudly.

Stonewall was almost made into a ballad by what they shouted.

stone wall?

Zaglik was only ready to think about the meaning of the name after he finished his shot, but he soon knew what it meant.

Although Zaglik did not shoot a heavy cannon like Max Kruse, his skillful shot drew a beautiful arc, and the football flew accurately to the theoretical dead corner on the upper left of the goal.

He secretly raised his right hand to express his excitement of scoring a goal by slamming it down after the football hit the net.

It's just that the next moment his raised right hand was frozen in mid-air as if petrified.

At the moment when the football was approaching the goal line, a faster figure appeared in his eyes. Because he was facing the sun, he seemed to see a large shadow rushing towards him.

Then when the shadow receded, he was shocked to find that the football he shot had been caught by the goalkeeper.

When did he fly there?

I obviously picked a shot from the far corner when he was pressing forward. Why did he return to his position so quickly when he lost his position?

Doesn't he have a reflex?
Ye Xin was still holding onto the football tightly, and glanced at another striker who was in a daze in front of his goal. He couldn't remember how many people had this expression in front of his goal.

Unbelievable, unbelievable, impossible.

Etc., etc.

It's a pity that even if they didn't believe it, their shots never broke through their own gate.

Even once.

I'm still in charge of my territory.

One on one?Sorry, this is not my weakness.

Ye Xin felt a little sorry for his opponent, and then quickly fired the ball, because he had seen the referee look at his watch again, and before he knew it, the first half had come to an end.

Although neither team scored a goal, even Ye Xin, a layman, could see that St. Pauli completely restrained his home team Jena in terms of tactics and strength.

Maybe his big foot will be the last chance to attack in the first half.

It's just a pity that the sky didn't work out. After SMS Simak tried hard to grab the big kick, he successfully got rid of a midfielder from St. Pauli.

good chance.

Bjorn quickly understood the opportunity, and he quickly retreated to meet SMS.

After the two quickly hit the wall a few times, they finally opened a hole in St. Pauli's defense. Bjorn quickly seized the opportunity, and a through ball went directly to Martin's feet.

Martin was already standing on the edge of the penalty area at this time, and at this time St. Pauli's defenders quickly reacted. Fabio and Gunes double-teamed in an instant, and others immediately began to fill in and block.

Fabio and Gunes from St. Pauli were not slow, and within a few breaths they were close to Martin, and Martin panicked.

And at this moment Bjorn immediately shouted.

"Come on! On the right, Nils is there!"

(End of this chapter)