Chapter 200 Both Happy and Worried

? The game restarted, and Dortmund, who were two goals ahead, had great morale and had no intention of stopping. They continued to run, press, and attack crazily.

In the 62nd minute, Zhou Yi passed the football to Gotze. Gotze dribbled the ball past two people, and then shot angrily. The football was saved by Diego Lopez and flew out of the crossbar. Bottom line.

Gotze's kick also made Dortmund fans almost jump out of their seats with excitement, thinking that the team was going 4:1.

As the game progresses, Gotze has used his performance to make many Dortmund fans forget what he has done before. Whenever Gotze gets the ball on the court, the boos get smaller and smaller, and now they are basically There were no more boos.

When the camera lens once again scanned the south stand of the Westminster Stadium, the slogans protesting and mocking Gotze were nowhere to be seen.

"Gotze! Almost scored! Although Lewandowski scored a hat-trick and was the most eye-catching star. But let's not forget that Gotze still dedicated his life under tremendous pressure. Wonderful performance, he provided an assist for Lewandowski, and now the quality of this kick is also very high!" Marcel Leif also praised Gotze.

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Although the "scientific curse" made Real Madrid's players a little dazed and shaken after conceding two goals in a row, they are a wealthy team after all, and wealthy teams are not easily defeated. After the initial confusion, many Real Madrid players gradually recovered.

They realize that they are only two goals behind now. If they are destined not to win the game on the road, then lowering their expectations and a draw is completely acceptable. Even if a draw is impossible, then it is no problem to score another goal and change the score to 2:3. Two away goals and returning to the home court is a huge advantage.

Therefore, Real Madrid has no intention of shrinking its defense. Since it is already two goals behind, even if it defends the score until the end, it actually does not mean much. It is better to press out and attack.

Just two minutes after Gotze's shot was saved by Diego Lopez, Real Madrid won a free kick in the frontcourt. Xavi Alonso took the free kick and kicked the football directly into the penalty area. Moss jumped high to grab the goal, but the football was held by Weidenfeller.

Two minutes later, Real Madrid got consecutive corner kick opportunities, but Cristiano Ronaldo's header in front of the goal was high.

The continuous offensive within these four minutes also gave many Real Madrid fans in front of the TV hope of a comeback.

In fact, what I fear most is not losing the ball. What I fear most is being unable to operate after losing the ball. I will surrender and give up on myself. This is really a situation that even God can’t save.

Seeing Real Madrid's series of offensives, the commentator on Spanish TV was also very excited and kept cheering Real Madrid: "...For Real Madrid now, although they are still two goals behind, as long as they can score another one The situation will be fundamentally reversed! By then, Real Madrid will have two away goals, and even if they lose to Dortmund 2:3 in the end, it will be a completely acceptable result!"

This plan is quite good.

But in fact plans are always subject to change.

Just a minute after Cristiano Ronaldo lifted the football, Zhou Yi directly passed the football from the backcourt to Gotze in front.

Gotze dribbled the ball towards Real Madrid's penalty area.

As he was dribbling the ball, the boos directed at him could no longer be heard at Westfield Stadium. They were all cheering him on and cheering him on.

Amid huge cheers from the fans, Gotze dribbled into the penalty area before being pushed to the ground from behind by Xavi Alonso.

As Gotze fell to the ground with open arms, the referee's whistle also sounded.

Penalty kick!

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"Götze broke through with the ball and passed two people! Beautiful! He entered the penalty area... Hey! Hey! He fell to the ground! Penalty kick! Okay, it's a penalty kick!!" Marcel Leif shouted excitedly got up.

When Dortmund was already leading Real Madrid 3:1, and now they got another penalty, everyone knew what was going to happen next.

Gotze fell to the ground, and Xavi Alonso, who pushed him from behind, raised his arms and looked innocent.

He turned his head and looked at the referee who was running over. While blowing the whistle, he also pointed at the penalty spot. This action meant that the whistle he just blew was not to give Gotze a yellow card for diving, but to award a penalty kick!

He quickly ran to the referee and explained to him: "I just touched him lightly. His fall was too exaggerated. It was a flop!"

However, this explanation was not accepted by the referee. He insisted on his decision and ran to the penalty spot, stood still and raised his arms.

This is simply a last-ditch attack on Real Madrid...

The referee's decision made Real Madrid very dissatisfied. Alonso naturally insisted that his actions did not constitute a foul. Other Real Madrid players also gathered around. The team's captain Ramos represented the team and The referee negotiated and they all believed that Gotze's fall was too exaggerated and was suspected of diving.

Mourinho was also very angry on the sidelines. He kept waving his arms and shouting, and finally even attracted the fourth official to ask him to calm down.

But it is not easy to calm down. After seeing that after suffering continuous blows, Real Madrid is still quite tenacious, and the offensive finally picks up. However, at this critical moment, it was awarded a penalty kick. It would be difficult for anyone to calm down. .

On the other side, there was jubilation in front of Dortmund's coaching bench and bench, and the Dortmund fans in the stands were already singing happily.

In yesterday's game, Bayern Munich scored four goals against Barcelona at home. At that time, Dortmund fans would be lying if they said they were not envious. Thinking of the poor situation of their team, they felt bitter in their hearts.

But now, Dortmund actually has the opportunity to score four goals against Real Madrid at home!

Gotze was pulled up from the ground by Lewandowski and then held him in his arms.

Eighty percent of the credit for this goal must be recorded on him. This penalty kick was earned entirely by his own personal ability for the team.

Commentator Marcel Leif saw this scene and said with emotion: "This young talented player fully demonstrated his talent in the attack just now! Two consecutive dribbles were very exciting, and Real Madrid's entire back line The defense is being manipulated by him alone... But it is a pity that this talented player trained by Dortmund's youth academy will no longer belong to Dortmund from next season... By then, I don't know Dortmund fans will have mixed emotions when they see Gotze wearing a Bayern Munich jersey..."

The Dortmund fans who were still cheering in front of the TV fell silent when he said this.

The future that leaves them speechless is not far away from them...

The better Gotze performs now, the more heartbroken Dortmund fans become.

After their initial anger, their emotions have turned into confusion and grievance - can Dortmund really not be able to keep people?

Having watched players such as Shaheen, Gotze, Zhou Yi, Mark Wagner, Shinji Kagawa, Lewandowski, Hummels, Reus and other players perform outstandingly one after another, they are full of countless expectations for the future of this team. Beautiful vision.

Dortmund fans have reason to look forward to it, because this Dortmund team is really young and a bit exaggerated.

In the current Dortmund team, the oldest player is Owomoyela, who was born in 1979, followed by two players born in 1980, namely goalkeeper Weidenfeller and captain Sebastian Kyle - three Thirteen years old can be considered a senior on this team.

The remaining players are basically all born in 1985, and there is only one born in 1982 - Oliver Kirsch.

There were two born in 1985 - Kuba and Piszczek.

One born in 1986 - Felipe Santana.

There are no players born in 1987. Next are the players born in 1988 - Subotic, Hummels, Nuri Shaheen, Grosskreutz, Lewandowski, Langerak , Schmelzer. As many as seven players are young men only twenty-four years old.

Those born in 1989 include Sven Bender, Royce, Julian Schiebel, and Bakaloz. These four are only twenty-three years old.

Next is the huge number of people born in the 1990s.

Gundogan and Bayina were born in 1990; Zhou Yi, Mark Wagner, Hornshu, Thomas Meissner, Alomerovic and Halstenberg were born in 1991; Mario Ger was born in 1992 Ce, Moritz Leitner, Jonas Hofmann, Benatelli; Mustafa Amini and Leonardo Bittencourt born in 1993; also born in 1994 Two: Collet Gunter and Marvin Dusch.

There are a total of thirty-four players in the Dortmund first team roster, including one player born in the 1970s, 17 players born in the 1980s, and 16 players born in the 1990s.

Moreover, those born in the 1990s and many born in the 1988s are the main players of the team and extremely talented stars of hope.

For example, eighteen-year-old Dushi.

He plays as a forward and is also a high-quality product of Dortmund's youth academy. He is 1.88 meters tall and weighs 75 kilograms. He is tall, but he has speed, shooting skills and a sense of smell in front of the goal. He has a balanced left and right foot and is also good at heading the ball. In the 2010-2011 season, he was in the Dortmund youth team. , scored forty goals and had four assists. Last season, at the age of 17, he represented the Dortmund second team 18 times and scored seven goals, so this season he was transferred to the first team by Klopp.

These talented young people are the future of Dortmund and what Dortmund fans are happy to see.

But what now?

Shaheen and Shinji Kagawa left one after another, and now Gotze is leaving too.

This feeling is like a ship in Dortmund that may capsize and sink at any time, and the people on the ship are rushing to jump off the ship, but no one will think about whether we should try our best to save the ship?

The 4:1 victory over Real Madrid is certainly worthy of joy, but this joy is completely different from the previous excitement. Dortmund fans are clearly aware that such happy scenes are becoming less and less exciting. Time is getting shorter and shorter.

Excitement cannot mask worries about the future.

This is really a mixed game that makes Dortmund fans both happy and sad...