Chapter 55 Mario Gotze

The Gotze during this period was not the Gotze who had used up all his luck in life after scoring in the World Cup final.

He is the offensive core of Dortmund. He can play in multiple positions, attacking midfielder, wing midfielder, central midfielder, winger and even shadow striker.

With him, the firepower of Dortmund's front attack group is guaranteed. Whether it is assisting teammates or standing up to end the game himself, it is a piece of cake for Götze at this period.

It is precisely because of this that during this period, he was called the third person after Messi and Ronaldo by many people, and he was in great glory!

Five minutes later, Gotze came on as a substitute, replacing Kyle.

His appearance immediately activated Dortmund's front attack group, especially striker Lewandowski.

The cooperation between the two in the frontcourt put tremendous pressure on Werder Bremen's defense.

The addition of Reus has taken the offensive firepower of these three people to a higher level.

It is too difficult to defend against three of them at the same time.

In the 81st minute of the game, Reus broke through and passed the ball. Gotze got the ball on the left rib and dodged two defenders, then shot low with his right foot into the near corner.

This shot was very sudden, especially when facing the interception of two defensive players, he was able to make room for the shot, which was completely beyond everyone's expectations.

After scoring the goal, Götze excitedly ran to the corner area, put his hands next to his ears, and made a gesture to ask for applause from the audience.

The fans of the Hornets immediately gave warm applause and cheers to the core of their team's midfield. Compared with their reluctant applause when Lin Quan broke the record before, now they want to give their star players their support from the bottom of their hearts! Lin Quan put his hands on his waist, looking at Gotze who was celebrating, thinking about countermeasures in his heart.

The Bundesliga just opened and we lost the first game. This result is a bit hard to accept.

Although the opponent is strong, it's not like they haven't won before. Difficulty does not mean impossibility.

However, after the opponent increased their defense against me, it became very difficult for me to break through and score.

In addition to Gundogan's close defense, he was also surrounded by other Dortmund players who provided assistance.

Once he gets the ball, he will be double-teamed immediately. In this situation, Lin Quan has no better solution than to pass the ball.

He really wants to break through and pass his opponent, but the opponent will not give him such an opportunity. Often, when he just starts, the opponent will directly foul and interrupt his rhythm.

This made Lin Quan a little helpless! Hey, wait, foul? Lin Quan glanced at De Bruyne and thought of an idea.

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After Dortmund's celebration ended, the game resumed quickly.

Because of the score deficit, Werder Bremen began to increase the manpower invested in the attack, and Lin Quan also ran and asked for the ball more actively.

The ball quickly came to De Bruyne's feet. As the team's frontcourt organizer, he was in charge of the distribution and scheduling of the ball.

Before receiving the pass from his teammate, De Bruyne had already observed the positions of other teammates, and decided who to pass the ball to based on whether there were any defensive players around them, whether they could pose a threat to the goal, and whether the passing line was safe.

As the team's biggest threat in the frontcourt, Lin Quan was originally his first choice for passing the ball.

However, after the opponent strengthened their defense against Lin Quan, De Bruyne tried several times, but Lin Quan was either intercepted as soon as he got the ball or was fouled and knocked down by the opponent.

This made him afraid to continue passing the ball to Lin Quan, but this time, when he had the ball, he saw Lin Quan reaching out to ask for it.

Thinking of what Lin Quan said before the game resumed, De Bruyne hesitated for a moment, but still chose to trust his teammates and passed the ball to Lin Quan.

Good pass! Seeing De Bruyne pass the ball, Lin Quan accelerated and caught the ball before the defender.

Dortmund players marked him very closely, and when they saw Lin Quan receive the ball, they immediately stepped forward to double-team him.

If it was before, facing the opponent's pressure, Lin Quan would most likely choose to pass the ball.

But this time, he took the initiative to dribble the ball towards the defensive player.

The defensive player didn't even think about it and just stretched out his foot to grab the ball.

But his foot didn't kick the ball, but kicked Lin Quan's leg instead, causing Lin Quan to trip to the ground.

Beep! The referee blew the whistle and awarded a free kick.

Seeing the referee blow the whistle, Lin Quan did not dawdle on the ground. He immediately stood up and discussed with De Bruyne who was coming to take the free kick.

"How do I kick this ball? Do I need to cooperate?"

De Bruyne saw Lin Quan standing in front of the ball and thought he was going to take a free throw, so he asked.

Lin Quan looked at the distance between the penalty spot and the goal. The ball was outside the penalty area, about twenty-five meters away from the goal.

"I'll cover you, and you just throw the elevator ball. This distance is just right!"

"Yeah, okay!"

De Bruyne nodded, then stepped back, as if he was going to give the serve to Lin Quan.

When Dortmund goalkeeper Weidenfeller saw that it was Lin Quan who took the free kick, he immediately thought about the characteristics of the opponent's free kicks.

Then he made the tragic discovery that he seemed to have never seen this guy take a free kick and had no idea what his characteristics were.

Therefore, he had to let his teammates form a human wall to protect the far corner while he himself blocked the near corner.

Seeing that the other side had formed a human wall, the referee blew the whistle.

Lin Quan took a run-up and swung his foot as if to shoot, but his shot was a feint and went over the ball.

De Bruyne, who had retreated earlier, rushed over and kicked the ball.

Dortmund's wall was shaken and before they could jump, the football flew over the wall, brushing their scalps.

Weidenfeller's eyes widened and he was also shaken.

Looking at the direction of Lin Quan's run-up, he judged that the opponent was going to shoot at the near corner, but at this time De Bruyne's shot was towards the far corner.

Weidenfeller quickly moved his feet and tried to fly to save the ball, but unfortunately his fingers did not touch the ball.

Just when he thought he was going to lose the ball, he heard a loud bang, and the ball hit the crossbar and bounced out! In the stands, Dortmund fans saw their goalkeeper miss the ball and thought they were going to lose the ball, but then they saw the ball bounce off the crossbar.

This made them exclaim and sigh, and they all felt like they had escaped a disaster.

When Lin Quan saw the flight trajectory of the football, he thought the ball was in, but unexpectedly it hit the crossbar, which made him speechless.

However, De Bruyne has only been practicing the elevator ball for a short time, so it is already quite good that he can perform at this level.

So he gave De Bruyne a thumbs up and praised him for his good play.

De Bruyne nodded expressionlessly, but he was actually a little annoyed in his heart. If only the ball had been pressed lower, he wouldn't have wasted the opportunity created by his friend.

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Such a good free kick opportunity in the frontcourt is not so easy to get! It turns out that De Bruyne thought too much!

Two minutes later, almost in the same position, Lin Quan, who was dribbling the ball, was tripped by a defender again, and the referee again awarded a free kick.

De Bruyne and Lin Quan were standing in front of the penalty spot again.

"Uh, did you do that on purpose?"

De Bruyne's mind worked quickly. After he passed the ball to Lin Quan, the opponent clearly had a better option, but he chose to break through to the middle where Dortmund's defense was most concentrated, as if he was actively looking for a foul.

This made De Bruyne certain that the opponent was trying to commit a foul and get a free kick.

"I guess so. If I could get a little deeper, it would be a penalty kick. Unfortunately, the opponent's defense is too strong and I can't get through!"

De Bruyne was speechless. A normal person would choose to stay away when seeing the opponent's dense defense, but Lin Quan did the opposite.

How confident is he in his dribbling ability? Isn't he afraid of being intercepted by the opponent? "How do I kick this ball? Is it the same as before?"

De Bruyne was upset about missing a great opportunity just now, but he didn't expect that the opportunity would come again so soon! So he wanted to copy the previous style of play. After learning from the previous experience, he was more confident about this goal.

"No, change your style of play. The opponent may be prepared for our previous tactics. Look, the Dortmund goalkeeper is standing in the far corner, guarding against you!"

De Bruyne looked up and saw Dortmund goalkeeper Weidenfeller standing in the far corner of the goal. He seemed to be still in shock from the free kick he had just taken.

After discussing the tactics with Lin Quan, De Bruyne pretended to take a free throw and retreated to a distance long enough for him to run.

Weidenfeller ignored Lin Quan, who had never taken a free kick before. Who knew if he could take a free kick? So he focused his attention on De Bruyne.

After all, the opponent's previous kick almost scored, and in the last Telecom Cup final, it was De Bruyne who scored a goal with a free kick and defeated Dortmund.

Anyone would think De Bruyne is a greater threat.

After observing the position of the human wall and the goalkeeper, Lin Quan started his run-up.

Because he was just covering for De Bruyne, no one was "fooled" and thought he was just repeating the same old trick.

But what they didn't expect was that after Lin Quan ran over this time, he didn't jump over the ball again, but directly kicked the ball out.

The human wall formed by Dortmund did not expect that Lin Quan would be the one to take the free kick. They were not prepared and had no time to jump. They could only watch the ball fly over their heads.

Weidenfeller also didn't expect that Lin Quan would take the penalty kick. After seeing the flight trajectory of the football, he was so scared that he quickly started to move.

But it's too late to move now.

The ball drew a beautiful arc in the air, went straight to the upper left corner of the goal, and flew into the net.

In the 88th minute of the game, Lin Quan scored directly from a free kick, breaking Dortmund's goal for the second time.

The score on the field became 2:2, and the two sides were back on the same starting line! After seeing this goal, Schaff and Klopp stood up almost at the same time in the coaching seats on both sides.

The two people's reactions were similar, and they both seemed surprised.

The difference is that Schaaf was surprised, while Klopp was shocked.

"I didn't expect Lin Quan to have this skill. It looks like our team will have one more candidate to take free kicks in the future!"

Schaff said to the assistant coaches happily. He was getting more and more curious: How many secrets does this kid have? What kind of surprises can he bring to him? On the other side, Klopp's face became ugly.

When his teammate fouled Lin Quan outside the penalty area for the first time, he didn't feel anything.

But when the player fouled Lin Quan for the second time in almost the same position, he realized that something was wrong.

Fouling the same player twice in the same place in a row, this doesn't look like a coincidence! However, before he could remind his teammates, the opponent took advantage of this free kick opportunity and scored directly.

This made Klopp speechless. He found that the opponent's No. 10 player was not only good in skills, but also a master of psychology.

This kick was a feint to the east and attacked in the west, completely fooling the Dortmund players.

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