Chapter 162 Red Card

Yan Min was shown a yellow card by the referee because of that tackle, but the Korean commentator continued to criticize Yan Min's tackle just now and believed that the referee's penalty was too light: "... ...Such a foul should have been directly sent off with a red card! Fortunately, Son Heung-min jumped up and avoided it. If Son Heung-min had reacted slower, or was unwilling to give up possession of the ball, he would have been seriously injured! Absolutely no foul of such a bad nature should be allowed Appeasement!”

That is to say, in South Korea, we are facing domestic audiences. If Chinese fans heard it, the Internet would definitely be scolded...

Leverkusen took advantage of this free kick opportunity and passed the football diagonally into the penalty area. Keesling jumped up and headed the ball towards the goal. The football was held in Weidenfeller's arms.

When defending this free kick, Zhou Yi did not enter his own penalty area. It would be of no use if he entered, so he stayed outside, just like the corner kick opportunity for the goal just now.

At this time, after seeing Weidenfeller holding the ball, Zhou Yi quickly stepped back to widen the angle. However, he did not raise his arms to ask for the ball. Instead, he shook his head left and right, turned around and looked back, observing behind him. situation, and the situation in that half of Leverkusen.

He hoped that Weidenfeller could throw the football over immediately. If it was one second late, the situation would change, and his previous plan would have to be modified or cancelled.

To counterattack, of course you need to be quick and powerful.

But he cannot directly raise his hand to ask for the ball, as that would be too obvious and would immediately attract the attention of Leverkusen players.

He believed that Weidenfeller would definitely notice him because they had a tacit understanding.

Weidenfeller has indeed developed a habit. As long as he gets the football directly from free kicks or corner kicks, the first thing he does is to look for Zhou Yi in the crowd, because these are opportunities for counterattacks.

This time was no exception. He had just hugged the football and before he could stand firmly, he saw Zhou Yi through the gap in the crowd.

When he saw Zhou Yi receiving the ball, he began to retreat and look around.

Although he wasn't looking at himself, Weidenfeller knew what he should do.

So he rushed forward and threw the football towards Zhou Yi with his hand!

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Along with football, everyone's attention shifted to Zhou Yi.

Leverkusen's players also took notice.

But for Zhou Yi, it was enough that he did not attract attention before Weidenfeller passed the ball. He never thought that even if the ball reached his feet, his opponent would not notice him... There is no such beauty in the world. The thing is, maybe he only enjoyed such treatment when he played Hoffenheim in the first game of his career.

As the core of Dortmund, how could he get the ball and not be defended?

All he needs to fight for is a little time difference.

Facing the football thrown by Weidenfeller, Zhou Yi stepped forward and made a gesture to stop the ball with his chest.

Lars Bender immediately came up. He planned to stick Zhou Yi from behind so that he could not turn around even if he stopped the ball. As long as he could not turn around, Dortmund would not be able to launch a quick counterattack.

But Lars Bender did not stick to Zhou Yi, because just when he was about to get closer, Zhou Yi suddenly turned around. Instead of catching the ball, he turned around directly.

Just in time to block Lars Bender, Bender glanced and saw the football stationed in front of Zhou Yi's body...

Zhou Yi actually gave the ball over!

It is almost impossible for Lars Bender to steal the ball at this time - unless he first pushes Zhou Yi away from him, in which case he will commit a foul.

Moreover, Zhou Yi's turn was very sudden, leaving Lars Bender almost no time to prepare. Before he could react, Zhou Yi had already turned around and slipped away from him.

Zhou Yi, who passed the football and turned around, did not break through with the ball, but quickly passed the football to the right and in front of Yan Min!

When Yan Min threw the football to Zhou Yi at Weidenfeller,

He turned around and ran forward, but his speed was not very fast at this time. He turned around to observe the situation while running. It wasn't until he saw Zhou Yi turning around that he suddenly accelerated and sprinted forward.

And just after he sprinted, Zhou Yi also passed the football with one kick. The two people passed and ran at the perfect timing. Yan Min didn't have to slow down and wait for the ball, and Zhou Yi didn't have to take an extra step to wait for Yan Min to rush up and pass the ball.

Yan Min can completely increase his speed and run away.

After passing the ball, Zhou Yi did not stop in the backcourt. He also rushed forward desperately. He wanted to ensure that if Yan Min wanted to pass the ball, he must be able to appear in the receiving position.

"Dortmund launched a counterattack! It's Yan Min again!" Duan Xin shouted excitedly.

This is the situation he wants to see - Chinese players dominate this game and become the key figures in this game.

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After Yan Min caught up with the football, he didn't observe Zhou Yi's position at all. He couldn't care about that now, all he could think about was dribbling the ball straight into the opponent's penalty area.

Leverkusen's defense was desperately trying to defend, and two people ran towards Yan Min.

When Yan Min dribbled the ball to the edge of the penalty area, he was finally blocked by Leverkusen's defenders.

In front of him and to his side, there are Leverkusen defenders.

They were ready.

Of course Yan Min can choose to force a breakthrough, just speed up and pass the ball, but in the face of such a defense, his forced breakthrough will only end up breaking through to the bottom line and then passing the ball.

In this case, this opportunity to counterattack will be wasted.

Only then did Yan Min remember what Zhou Yi had said to him, and he turned to look for Zhou Yi.

Zhouyi is in the middle!

So Yan Min no longer hesitated and passed the football sideways with one kick. He also passed it slightly backward to make it easier for Zhou Yi to catch the ball.

Because Yan Min's dribbling momentum before was so amazing, everyone's attention naturally fell on Yan Min.

Now, when he passed the football, others discovered that Zhou Yi had reached the Leverkusen penalty area!

Leverkusen's defender hurriedly turned around to attack Zhou Yi.

After Zhou Yi caught the ball, he moved the football into the penalty area, and then rushed in with his whole body. Then he raised his left foot and made a shooting gesture!

Leverkusen defender Donati, who was the first to rush forward, turned around and planned to use his body to block Zhou Yi's shot. As a result, Zhou Yi was just a fake move. He dunked the football to the right with his left foot and got out of the way. Donati threw his whole body out.

Then, he slightly adjusted the football and raised his right foot again. This time he should be shooting!

At this time, the center back Spasic who was returning to defense finally came back. He saw Zhou Yi shake his teammates away and shoot with his feet. He suddenly couldn't care about anything else. Even if others were behind Zhou Yi, he would directly tackle him. past!

Zhou Yi failed to hit the football because he was tackled to the ground from behind by Spasic and lost control of the football...

The stadium was in an uproar.

"Ah!" Duan Xin shouted excitedly. "Zhou Yi was knocked down!"

"Penalty!!" Marcel Leif shouted. "Penalty kick! This is an absolutely unobjectionable penalty kick! Spasic's tackle from behind was really too dangerous!"

When Spasic shoveled Zhou Yi, he suddenly woke up. He stared blankly at Zhou Yi who fell to the ground, with only one thought in his mind: What on earth am I doing? !

"Fuck! What the hell are you doing!" After Yan Min passed the ball, he opened the angle and prepared to meet Zhou Yi. As a result, when he turned around, he saw Zhou Yi being shoveled to the ground by Spasic. He was stunned for a moment, then rushed forward, possessed himself and pressed Spasic's forehead, and asked angrily loudly.

However, what he blurted out in desperation was Mandarin Chinese, not German...

Players from both sides rushed forward. Leverkusen defender Toprak pushed the angry Yan Min away, but his action also caused dissatisfaction from other Dortmund players. Aubameyang pushed Toprak when he came up.

Players from both sides quickly got entangled, pushing and shoving each other, and shouting constantly. The field was in chaos...

When Zhou Yi fell to the ground, Klopp was so frightened that he jumped up from his seat, and then stared at the penalty area. It took him a second or two to react, and ran to the fourth official with open arms: " What is this!? What is this?! This is our home court!"

What he means is that the referee was too indulgent in Leverkusen's rough actions in this game. If the law had been strictly enforced earlier, how could Leverkusen's players have the courage to tackle from behind?

With Shaheen and Sven Bender both injured and off the field, if there is another mistake in Zhou Yi, Klopp feels that he will not be able to survive...

Dr. Braun, the team doctor, had already run onto the court carrying the box.

The stretcher is also ready.

At this time, Zhou Yi climbed up from the ground. It seemed that there was nothing serious...

On the other side, the brief conflict between the players from both sides also ended.

The referee first showed Aubameyang a yellow card because he pushed Toprak. Of course, this penalty caused dissatisfaction among the Dortmund fans in the stands.

The referee then turned around and showed Toprak a yellow card for pushing Yan Min.

Then he showed a red card to Spasic who was already up!

"... Spasic was sent off. This is the correct penalty! Regardless of whether Zhou Yi was injured or not, his tackle should be given a red card!" Duan Xin said.

But he was quickly stunned because he saw the referee found Yan Min again, holding a yellow card and a red card in his hand. He first showed Yan Min a yellow card and then the red card. !

Two yellows turn one red! Yan Min was also sent off!