Chapter 27: The winger cuts inside. Isn't it enough to have feet?

Aberdeen can become a strong team in the Scottish Premier League, so of course they can't be a weak team.

In the first half of the game, they were not very adaptable to the rhythm of the Bundesliga and were not very familiar with the venue, so they were obviously not in good shape.

After the start of the second half, Aberdeen accelerated the tempo of the game, using long passes and impact tactics similar to those used in the Premier League to deal with Werder Bremen.

Aberdeen's players have relatively rough skills and are indeed no match for Werder Bremen in terms of technology.

But their players are strong and powerful, and the center forward in the frontcourt has outstanding heading ability.

After switching to long passes, their offense became more effective.

In the 56th minute of the game, Werder Bremen's defender headed the ball and Aberdeen's center forward received the ball and passed it back.

Niall McGinn, the striker who had just transferred from Scottish Premier League giants Celtic, followed up with a powerful shot that penetrated Werder Bremen's goal.

The score became 2:1. On the sidelines, Coach Schaaf had already stood up from his seat.

His brows began to frown, although Werder Bremen was still leading the score for the time being.

However, the situation on the field was somewhat unfavorable for Werder Bremen. The opponent's offensive tactics made Werder Bremen's defense line totter.

They were in a passive position on the defensive end, and if they continued like this, they would probably concede a goal to the opponent.

What you fear will come to you. In the 63rd minute, Aberdeen made a long pass from the backcourt.

Aberdeen's center forward was double-teamed by two central defenders of Werder Bremen. He jumped high, overpowered the two defenders, and with a lion's head shake, he headed the ball into the goal of Werder Bremen.

This goal caused an uproar among the more than 30,000 fans at the scene.

The fans held their heads and looked at their own goal in disbelief.

Schaff's face also looked ugly. He kicked an empty mineral water bottle in front of him away, obviously very dissatisfied with the team's poor defense.

At this moment, he has made up his mind to buy a strong defender from the market before the end of the transfer period.

He really couldn't stand the team's poor defense.

Therefore, as long as it does not exceed the team's budget, he can accept any price within five million.

On the bench, Lin Quan was also stunned.

Messi's heading technique is relatively poor, so he rarely uses headers in training and games.

The worse I am at heading the ball, the more shocked I feel.

The opponent's header made Lin Quan shrink his neck. From such a long distance, more than 50 meters away, he was able to head the ball into the goal.

If it were him, he would probably be knocked unconscious by the ball and then carried off the court on a stretcher, right?

Is the other person's head made of iron?

Won't a header like that cause a concussion?

This is actually the statement of an outsider with little experience in heading. In fact, in most teams, players in the midfield and frontcourt often use headers to compete for the landing point and pass the ball to their teammates when the defender or goalkeeper kicks the ball.

For people who can't head the ball, being hit by the ball does hurt.

However, people who are skilled in heading techniques know how to exert and release the force, so it won't be so uncomfortable.

Lin Quan was a little hesitant. The heading technique was still very useful at certain times.

Especially when there is insufficient space on the ground, there is no room to stop the ball, and teammates pass the ball high or half-high.

At this time, stopping the ball and adjusting before shooting with your foot will give the defenders time to react and disrupt the shot.

But if you launch an attack with a header, the opponent will have no time to disrupt it, so the probability of scoring will be greater.

But with my height, I can’t seem to get the ball to land even if I practice heading, right?

Just when Lin Quan was daydreaming, Coach Scharf called his name.

"Lin, go warm up and get ready to go on stage!"

When Lin Quan heard this, he stood up immediately and ran to warm up without saying a word.

When the team conceded the first goal, he felt that he had a chance to play.

After conceding the second goal, he was 100% sure that he would be able to play.

Although the outcome of the warm-up match is not very important, it is difficult to win against an opponent that is not very strong at home.

If we still lose the game, and lose it in such a way that the opponent scores consecutive goals to reverse the situation after leading by a large margin, it will have a great impact on the mentality of the players.

Werder Bremen's lineup is too young, and young players are prone to psychological fluctuations.

If they cannot stabilize the situation and win the game as soon as possible, this defeat may very likely pose a huge hidden danger to their next games.

Five minutes later, Lin Quan came on the court.

After he came on the court, he did not rush to launch an attack, but instead observed for a while.

The people of Aberdeen did not seem to take a young and unknown player like him seriously, and did not focus on defending him like they did with Cottbus before.

This made Lin Quan feel relieved. With Messi's ability at his peak, as long as he was given enough space to move, once he started, it would be impossible to stop him except by fouling.

The people in Aberdeen don’t know Lin Quan’s strength, but his teammates in Werder Bremen know it very well.

In the 76th minute, Werder Bremen intercepted the ball in the backcourt, and the ball was passed through the midfield and backcourt three or two times and was quickly passed to Lin Quan's feet.

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Lin Quan was just like the winger in the first half. After getting the ball, he rushed along the sideline towards the opponent's half.

Seeing this, the Aberdeen players thought he was going to cross the ball from the bottom line, so they only let their own wingers defend him.

The other players were conscious of cutting off the passing line between Lin Quan and Phil Gluck.

Lin Quan was not allowed to pass the ball to the forward. In addition, because of De Bruyne's outstanding performance in the first half, he was also targeted by the opponent. The opponent's midfielder kept defending De Bruyne closely and did not give him the chance to receive the ball.

After seeing the opponent's defensive position, Lin Quan was secretly delighted, as there were large gaps in the opponent's defense.

He made a move to speed up and retreat to the bottom line. The defensive player who had been guarding him did not suspect anything and immediately accelerated and retreated towards the bottom line after seeing him.

But when he took a step back, he was surprised to find that the opponent actually cut inside.

Aberdeen's defensive players immediately reached out and tried to pull Lin Quan down.

But Lin Quan was too fast, he didn't even touch his jersey and was passed by cleanly.

Seeing Lin Quan cleanly pass Aberdeen's winger, everyone in the Werder Bremen coaching booth couldn't help but stand up.

Is it coming?

When Aberdeen's full-back saw his teammate being overtaken by the opponent, he cursed in his heart and immediately stepped forward to block Lin Quan, not giving the opponent a chance to shoot.

In recent years, it has become popular in football for wingers to cut in and shoot.

Winger who is fast, can break through and can cut inside and shoot is very popular in today's football.

For example, Messi from Barcelona, ​​Ronaldo from Real Madrid, Robben and Ribery from Bayern.

These people are worth tens of millions or even hundreds of millions of euros, and they are of the kind that are in high demand and cannot be bought on the market.

It is also because of this that Tottenham winger Bale, who has been linked with a move back to Real Madrid, is said to be worth more than 80 million euros.

At this price, Tottenham doesn't want to sell and wants to observe further.

This shows how rare a good winger is! However, when a winger cuts inside, he is often in the opposite foot position, and it is easy to steal their ball and disrupt their attack if the opportunity is right.

Aberdeen's full-back didn't believe that a young player like Lin Quan had such a good sense of the ball, and his left foot was definitely not as strong as his right foot.

So, when the ball fell under Lin Quan's left foot, he stretched his foot.

And then he was passed! Huh? The full-back was confused! Where is the kid in front of me? Where is such a big player?

How did he disappear? I looked back and saw that he was in our restricted area!

Wait, how did the football get into our net?

I don't know how to post an Easter egg chapter. I'll try it out.

(End of this chapter)