Chapter 650 Bastard!

On the pitch, Chelsea took the initiative, they were on the offensive side, while Aston Villa was somewhat passive.

However, on the sidelines, the facial expressions of the two coaches were exactly the opposite.

Ancelotti frowned.

Fang Jue's expression was relaxed, and he communicated with the assistants beside him from time to time.

"Our offensive tactics were seen through by Fang Jue." Ancelotti said to his assistant Wilkinson.

In this game, Aston Villa is playing at home, and, as the defending champion, Aston Villa is one point behind Chelsea in points.

Therefore, Ancelotti predicted that Aston Villa will take the offensive after the opening game, because, objectively speaking, Aston Villa is more eager to win.

Therefore, what Ancelotti formulated for Chelsea was a rushing tactic, taking advantage of the chance that Aston Villa will attack with a high probability in the opening stage, and the defense may be unstable, to strive for the first goal.

However, he did not expect that Aston Villa would not play according to the script he predicted.

After the opening, Aston Villa's tactics were very clear: solid defense.

In this case, Ancelotti watched his team push out to attack, but he always had worries in his heart:

Aston Villa can be said to be the best defensive team in the Premier League.

Don't look at Chelsea's attack is very violent now, but who knows where Aston Villa's sharp counterattack will play a key role.

Ancelotti is contradictory now, and his reason tells him that the team has to withdraw at this time, and can no longer attack like this.

However, the team is now on the rise, and he can't take it back with a single sentence, and the impact on morale must also be considered.

"We are not in a hurry for this game." Fang Jue said to Ceballos, "Chelsea is in a hurry."

"They were humiliated by us last season, and I guessed that they would be extremely eager to win today." Fang felt satisfied, "Everything is under control."

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During this period of time, the commentator in London has been praising Chelsea: "...Chelsea's state is very good today...the performance is very aggressive, and it will be a matter of time..."

"Malouda! Pass! Drogba, shoot - Senderos blocks it, but kudos to Chelsea for attacking."

In fact, Chelsea's offensive on the field has slowly slowed down.

The offensive momentum that was set off from the beginning, facing Aston Villa's ready defense, was like a wave hitting a rock, the waves splashed, and the tide receded slowly, leaving the rock motionless.

With the consumption of physical energy, the desire to attack also slowed down.

"It's our turn!"

Fang Jue got up from the coach's bench and came to the sidelines.

He said nothing and made no gestures.

He was just standing on the sidelines, but the Aston Villa players on the field seemed to have received the signal.

Aston Villa suddenly went on the offensive as one of Chelsea's midfield passes was intercepted.

Deisler sent an overhead pass.

Ronaldo's interspersed movement took Terry away, and Alex could only come to cover Diego Costa.

Facing the tall and tall Alex, Diego Costa got stuck in the position early and successfully grabbed the header:

He jumped high and ferried the football to Alex's original position.

Ballack has the ball and Mikel is following him.

Ballack didn't let the football stay under his feet. After he received the football, it was a transfer, and the football was passed to Gareth Bale who inserted in the back.

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"Counterattack! Aston Villa's counterattack is so fast!"

Bell moved the football forward, then picked up speed to chase the ball.

Chelsea's right-back Ivanovic assisted up, but hadn't had time to get back in place.

"Fill!" Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech shouted anxiously.

Terry rushed out of the penalty area to cover the gap at the full-back.

Bell directly cut inward horizontally, flicked the football under his feet, and swung his left foot at the same time.

"Long shot!"

He didn't give Terry a chance to get close, and he kicked a long shot directly.

The football arced across an arc and went straight to the goal.

Cech threw his body out and smacked the football in the air.

"Ronaldo! Follow-up shot!"

Ronaldo rushed up to make a supplementary shot, and Lampard was beside him. The two collided, the football flew up, brushed the post and went out of the baseline, and Ronaldo also fell in the penalty area.

"Made penalty kick!" Fang Jue raised his hands on the sidelines and shouted loudly.

In the stands of Villa Park Stadium, there was also a huge roar: Penalty kick!

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Everyone looked at the referee Clattenburg on duty.

Clattenburg first shook his finger to indicate that there was no penalty, and at the same time hooked his finger to indicate Ronaldo to get up.

Just when the Chelsea people cheered and the Villa people cursed.

Clattenburg seemed to hesitate, and he blew the whistle in his mouth.

Fang Jue thought it was a penalty kick and cheered.

But seeing Clattenburg show a yellow card to Chelsea captain Terry, pointing to the outside of the penalty area, he whistled a free kick from outside the penalty area.

The slow motion shows that after Bell finished his shot, he collided with Terry who was defending him and fell to the ground.

"Clattenburg thought Terry had fouled, he awarded a free kick and showed Terry a yellow card."

This penalty undoubtedly caused dissatisfaction with both Aston Villa and Chelsea.

Fang Jue insisted that Lampard pushed behind Ronaldo when he shot, which should be a penalty.

And Ancelotti obviously didn't think Terry committed a foul, it was an unavoidable collision, and, to take a step back, even if it was a foul, a free kick and a verbal warning were enough, and the yellow card was obviously too severe.

Needless to say, the importance of Terry to Chelsea's defense line, Terry received a yellow card in just over 20 minutes of the game, which may bury a major hidden danger.

"This is Clattenburg, he's always been able to subtly dissatisfy both sides of the game." Lineker joked.

...

Free kick for Aston Villa.

Deisler's free kick flew into the penalty area, Diego Costa scored a goal, and the football went over the bar.

This counterattack set off Aston Villa's offensive horn.

Chelsea, who were still trying to gain something on the offensive end, was suppressed all of a sudden.

Aston Villa's offense strikes again.

This time, it was Deisler who hit the wall with the assisting full-back Cuellar on the right.

After taking the ball near the bottom line, Deisler made a sudden stop, shook off Ashley Cole who was defending him, and pushed the football to Cuellar who came over to respond with his arch.

Cuellar hoists the football towards the center of the penalty area.

Diego Costa was there and he got stuck early.

He didn't jump right away.

Instead, he waited for Terry to approach before jumping up.

This time it was Terry who defended Costa. After the two collided in the air, Costa fell to the ground with a scream.

Clattenburg's whistle sounded.

He called Terry for a foul.

The Chelsea captain was very angry, he felt wronged.

He thought it was just a normal summit fight.

He protested to the referee.

With a dark face, Clattenburg raised his elbow, which meant that Terry raised his elbow for a foul.

Terry suppressed his anger. He already had a card, and if he took another card, two yellows would turn one red.

He glanced at Costa who was slowly getting up from the ground: This bitch did it on purpose!

...

Aston Villa won another free kick in the frontcourt.

Gareth Bale's free kick went around the wall, almost touching the crossbar and going out of the baseline, which shocked Chelsea into a cold sweat.

The game continues.

Terry noticed that Aston Villa's striker Costa seemed to be on him. After this guy got the ball, he always moved towards his defensive area.

This time again.

Ballack passed the ball through and tried to cooperate with Costa. However, the latter didn't do that. Instead, he pulled the ball and turned around, and then rushed towards Terry with the ball in a daze.

This time, the Chelsea captain shoveled the ball away with a beautiful sliding tackle, bringing Costa to the ground at the same time.

Then I saw Costa sitting on the ground, yelling and complaining to the referee: Referee, that guy did it on purpose, he didn't stop!

He did not complain about Terry's tackle foul, but accused Terry of taking additional actions after completing the tackle, which was an act of revenge.

The bitch!

Asshole!

Another intentional touch.

Terry felt that when he tackled the ball just now, Costa could have jumped up and dodged it. This bastard was treacherous. He first avoided the potentially injured tackle, and then took advantage of the opportunity to hang his right foot on the ball raised by Terry. On the feet... and then fell to the ground with a bang.

Terry was furious.