Chapter 807 Deception

  Christopher has a nickname called 'Grumpy Fox'. This Italian who looks like a big and three rough, but he is a very careful person.

   Don't look at his careless, stunned look, but in fact, every action of this guy has a hidden meaning.

   Just like this sneak attack, a small sneak attack wasted five minutes of Hoffenheim's attacking time.

   disrupted Hoffenheim's prime time to set up an attack in the first five minutes. It can be said that in terms of rhythm, Stanford used a bold and careful raiding tactic to directly teach Hoffenheim a lesson.

   And Hoffenheim is also a hindsight. After knowing that they lost five minutes of attacking time, they began to reorganize and constantly try to move towards the two flanks.

  Roquel took the ball on the wing, and he looked up at Azakel, who was defending him.

   This guy is arguably the best right-back in the Premier League.

   It is difficult to break through the opponent one-on-one, and Roquel does not have complete confidence to break through the opponent.

   And once the opponent steals, with Stanford's offensive and defensive conversion speed, Hoffenheim is in danger.

   In this case, Roquel took a little test and did not rashly step forward, but passed the ball back to Ranier.

  Ranieh directly touches the ball to Habble.

  Habble stopped the ball to observe, and immediately waded two feet before handing the ball to Leo.

  Leo is not Roquel, he doesn't have that much mind.

   And relative to other Stanford players, their left back can be said to be a shortcoming.

  In the data collected by Hoffenheim, many teams used the left wing as a breakthrough in the games that Stanford lost.

  So, Leo has a very heavy task in this game.

   He needs to revitalize the whole situation with a breakthrough on the left wing.

   As soon as he said it, Leo suddenly accelerated, but he suddenly felt his body rise into the air just after taking two steps, and fell to the ground with severe pain in his waist.

  Leo fell a little dizzy, and he looked at the culprit who hit him.

   saw Perez, a man with a short inch, famous for his temper in the Premier League.

  Perez raised his hands and looked innocent.

   The referee ran over and gave a verbal warning.

  Ranier also rushed over and pulled away Alfred who was in the lead for Leo.

   "Don't go up! This guy is provocative!" Ranier said while pulling Alfred.

  Alfred said angrily: "This guy is too arrogant, we have to teach him a lesson."

   In the 7th minute, Hoffenheim got a free kick near the center circle, which was too far from the goal and there was no possibility of a direct shot.

   But Hoffenheim still tried a lob, but was held firmly in his arms by the Stanford goalkeeper.

   In the next game, Stanford's defensive ability was fully displayed.

   This is a rude and steady defense. Every defense they make is on the edge of the ball, but they are not out of bounds.

   This is a bit of a test for the referee.

   But the referee doesn't seem to have any intention of giving cards. Obviously, his penalty scale for this game is a little loose.

   And Stanford, who was aware of this problem, became even more arrogant.

   Hoffenheim players began to suffer from Stanford's "collision" in the backcourt. They couldn't get into the penalty area, and the offense was extremely incoherent.

   Even the German commentator shouted dissatisfiedly when he saw this scene: "Is this playing football or rugby? Did Christopher lead a group of rugby players to a football match?"

  Hoffenheim fans were also very dissatisfied, and they began to 'boo' frantically.

   And this booing is aimed at the referee.

   I have to say that the fans’ behavior had a certain effect. Their boos brought a lot of psychological pressure to the referee. Stanford received two verbal warnings again, but did not draw cards.

  Ranier has been observing all this, and he also feels how the referee's penalty is scaled.

   I saw his eyes roll, trying to cheat out a yellow card.

   Thinking of this, Ranier turned around and raised his hand to ask for the ball.

  Habble passed the ball directly.

  Ranier felt the pressure behind him as he waited to catch the ball.

'coming! ’

   Just as Ranière was about to touch the ball, Perez slammed into it.

   But the next second, Perez was stunned.

   He felt like he didn't hit hard enough and didn't have that big of a point of focus, but the problem was that Ranier flew out.

  Yes, he even dribbled the ball and flew out staggeringly.

Between   , he took several steps in a row to stabilize his body, and then hooked the ball to try to distance himself.

   But how could Perez let the other party do what he wanted.

   He rushed towards Ranier again.

   And this time, Ranier actually took the initiative to lean towards the other party.

  No accident, the two collided.

   Ah~! ! !

   Suddenly a very miserable howl sounded.

  Ranieh was knocked out, lying on the ground and rolling several times.

   And Perez was stunned.

   He didn't do anything!

   "This guy is diving!"

  Perez was furious, pointed at Ranier on the ground, and shouted with a blushing face: "You coward, don't think I don't know, you are diving!"

  Ranier ignored him, clutching his calf and screaming.

   At this time, the players of the two teams gathered around again.

   They started pushing and shoving, and someone even patted Perez on the head while he was not paying attention.

  Perez was furious, turned around and pushed down Haber, who was trying to persuade him to fight.

  Haber also fell to the ground, covering his face.

   Now, the Hoffenheim players exploded.

  Everyone turned to Perez, as if they were about to tear each other apart.

   And the Stanford players pulled Perez away, kept him behind him, and kept on mediating.

   The conflict is about to escalate.

   A harsh whistle sounded.

  Beep beep beep! !

   The referee rushed over, he first separated the two teams, and then walked to Ranier to check the opponent's injury.

  Ranieh clutched his legs and limped up with the help of the referee.

   And the referee also walked towards Perez after confirming and took out a yellow card.

   This is also the first yellow card of the game.

  Perez felt very innocent. He wanted to talk to the referee, but the opponent's eyes were warning him.

  'I saw it, you bumped twice, don't be too arrogant! ’

  Perez couldn't tell the bitterness. He felt that all this was directed by the rookie captain of Hoffenheim, but he had no evidence and could only suffer from a dumb loss.

   On the other side, seeing Perez taking the card, Ranier grinned and said, "It's really shit, I got a yellow card after hitting twice!"

   "It's already good!" Hubble supported the opponent and said; "Pretend to be a bit like, the referee's penalty scale is going to change, he can't watch this Champions League semifinal turn into a farce."

   "If his penalty scale continues to be so loose, then we dare to fall! This is our home court, let's see who is afraid of who!"

  Ranieh grinned; "That's right!"

   "Ranieh, how are your legs?"

   At this moment, the upright Leo ran over and asked worriedly.

  Ranieh: "."

  Haber: "."

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