Chapter 638 Perfect Debut in the Champions League

"Looks like the coach isn't happy about it," Bell said.

"We have one more player, and we have played for more than 20 minutes, and the score has not been expanded. Of course, the coach is not happy." Milner said.

This statement is recognized by everyone.

Soon, the whole team knew:

The team has not been able to score again, and the coach is not happy.

After twenty-five minutes of the game, generally speaking, after the fierce fighting after the opening, the game scene at this stage will enter a period of silence.

However, Aston Villa did not have any warning, and the offensive was unprecedentedly fierce.

And Werder Bremen's defense was finally breached again.

Thirty-first minutes of the game.

Clement steals the ball in the middle, and Milner dribbles along the side, attracting the attention of the defenders and passing the ball to Bale.

The Welsh cuts in laterally.

Werder Bremen defender Pledel subconsciously wanted to pull, and immediately thought of what happened to his partner Pasanin. It was this moment of hesitation that made Bell enter the penalty area.

"Gareth Bell! Saved!"

Bale kicked a curve ball and Weiser saved the football.

Mane got the ball outside the box and he pocketed the football into the box.

After Shevchenko's brother stopped the ball, he turned around and volleyed.

The football was blocked by Werder Bremen defender Fritz.

Shevchenko reacted quickly and flicked the football with his left foot before the defender made a clearance.

The unguarded Ronaldo stopped the ball with his left foot, smashed the ball with his right foot, passed the goalkeeper Wiese, and scored the football.

"Goooooooooooooooooooooooaaal!"

"Ronaldo! Ronaldo! Ronaldo! He scored! This is the first time in four years, he scored again in the Champions League!"

"The 15th goal! This is Ronaldo's 15th goal in the Champions League!" Lineker said, shaking his head at the same time, "It's really not easy. I didn't expect to see his goals in the Champions League."

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Many fans may not believe it. Before joining Aston Villa, the alien Ronaldo only scored 14 Champions League matches and 2 qualifying goals in his career.

Compared with the super forwards of the same period, Ronaldo's data is very, very low.

For example, Ronaldo's partner Raul in Real Madrid, he now occupies the top scorer list in history with 66 goals, followed by Van Nistelrooy with 56 goals, Henry with 50 goals, and Shevchenko with 48 goals (including today's goals) 49 goals), Inzaghi 46 goals.

Even compared to his compatriots who are a few years older than him, Ronaldo is not as good as Romario, Rivaldo, Jardel and Elber, all born in the 1970s in Europe, have scored more than 20 goals in the Champions League.

Ronaldo landed in Europe in 1994 and returned to Brazil at the end of 2008. During his 14-year career in Europe, Ronaldo only participated in 40 UEFA Champions League games, an average of less than 3 games a season.

This is far from Henry, Trezeguet, Inzaghi and other forwards in the same period, and the number of goals is also far behind them. So why is he so good and only participated in 40 Champions League games?

Competition format is an important factor.

The UEFA Champions League used to be called the Champions Cup because only the league champions were eligible to participate, which meant that most of the giants in the mainstream leagues could only participate in the UEFA Cup, even the runners-up.

When Ronaldo was in Barcelona before, it happened to be the moment when Barcelona's results were turbulent. He could only participate in the UEFA Cup and had no chance to participate in the European Champions Cup.

However, since the 1997/1998 season, the Champions League has changed in terms of qualifications. The runners-up of the first few major leagues can be shortlisted. The competition and the change of this rule have led to more and more wealthy clubs participating in the Champions League.

After Ronaldo arrived at Inter Milan, it was not until the 1998/1999 season that he had the opportunity to make his debut in the Champions League. When he played for Eindhoven, Ajax was the Eredivisie champion. In the 1995/1996 season, Barcelona only ranked in La Liga. No. 3, failed to qualify for the Champions League next season.

On September 16, 1998, Ronaldo ushered in his Champions League debut in the first round of the Champions League away game against Real Madrid, only two days before his 22nd birthday.

You know, this 'alien' was only 20 years old when he won the World Footballer of the Year for the first time!

The UEFA Champions League is an eternal regret in Ronaldo's heart.

After four years, Ronaldo, who scored again in the UEFA Champions League, was very, very excited.

He wagged his fingers, smiled foolishly, showed his rabbit teeth, and ran to the sidelines.

Seeing the running fat man rushing towards him, Fang Jue laughed loudly, but prepared quietly. He took a half step with his right foot, kicked off the ground, and prepared his waist and limbs to ensure that he would not be injured by the violent impact. fall down.

Then, he was hugged by the fat man.

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Ronaldo's goal gave Aston Villa a two-nil lead.

This is also the score at the end of the first half.

After the start of the second half, Aston Villa made an opening attack.

In the forty-ninth minute of the game, Aston Villa's corner kick.

Gareth Bale's corner kick, Senderos's header is saved by the goalkeeper.

In the chaotic battle, Milner scored with a shovel shot.

Three to zero!

Milner, who scored the goal, ran to the sidelines, hugged the head coach, and then lifted him high.

This game is Milner's first time playing in the Champions League, and this goal is also the first goal of his career in the Champions League.

As Fang Jue's favorite player, Milner is also very grateful and respectful to the coach, and he dedicated this goal to Fang Jue.

With a three-to-zero lead, Fang Jue also made substitutions and adjustments afterwards.

Ronaldo was replaced and Abanglaho came on as a substitute.

Strowman came off the bench, he replaced Bale.

Milner's position was adjusted to the right midfield position, and Strowman and Clement partnered as double midfielders.

This is also the UEFA Champions League debut for the young Dutch midfielder Strowman.

Ten minutes later, Shevchenko's shot was saved by goalkeeper Wiese. Werder Bremen defender Silvestre wanted to clear the siege, but was forced to cut in by Abanglaho, who was like a small tank, and volleyed first succeed.

Four to zero!

"Goooooooooooooooooooaaaaaaaaaal!"

"Abanglaho! It's Abanglaho's first Champions League goal!" shouted John Mortensen. Every goal, every assist, even every yellow card, is making history and will be written in history!"

"Four to zero! Aston Villa has firmly secured the victory!"

The camera is on the coach bench of the visiting team. Fang Jue stands on the sidelines, smiling and applauding, celebrating the team's fourth goal.

"This game is also Fang Jue's debut in the Champions League." Howe said, "Four to zero! This will be a perfect answer! Aston Villa returned to the Champions League stage again after 28 years , use a big victory to tell everyone that they are back!"

Howe was wrong.

Four to zero is not the final score.

The final score of the game was five to zero.

Fang Jue then replaced Shevchenko with Diego Costa.

Strowman, who also came off the bench, sent the ball diagonally. Diego Costa turned around and volleyed in the second half of the double-teaming of the two players.

Five to zero!

On September 14, 2010, Aston Villa returned to the Champions League after a lapse of 28 years. They beat Werder Bremen 5-0 away at the Weser Stadium.

Aston Villa coach Fang Jue achieved a perfect victory in his Champions League debut.