Soccer Dreams Set Sail

Chapter 150 Head-to-head confrontation

Chapter 150 Head-to-head confrontation

In the past half of the first half, both Manchester United and Manchester City had the opportunity to appear, but neither of them grasped it. However, the wonderful performance still made the fans present give them warm applause and cheers to express their gratitude.

Mejia observed deliberately, and then discussed with the team doctor, and the answer given by the team doctor was that the attack with increased intensity could be started.

Messia let the team start to press forward, and then there was a wave of strong attacks, and then everyone retreated to their own half. Manchester City's series of actions made Manchester United and Ferguson very puzzled.

You suddenly increased your attacking power, Ferguson can understand, but then all the players retreated, which seemed to be okay, but it didn't fit Manchester City's style of play. Normally, they would press on the spot or something, but not now.

It was as if the breakthrough was undefended, which frightened Manchester United and Ferguson. Although they didn't understand, they didn't dare to act rashly.

Messiah was also helpless, completely different from what he thought, Manchester City did not attack, although I don't know the reason, but the fact is like this.

Don't blame Manchester City, because Manchester United and Ferguson have suffered too much. For other teams, an opportunity is an opportunity, just seize it.

But for Manchester City, the chance they give may be a trap. If you catch you, you will fall into the trap. Therefore, Manchester United and Ferguson can give up and play steadily. This is the best way Ferguson thinks of dealing with Messia for the time being.

Even when fighting for strength, Ferguson also discovered that Messiah is not only good at tactics, but also best at playing on the spot, especially when he meets a strong team.

Compared with others, Ferguson has never been convinced, but after meeting Mejia, he was a little convinced. He played better than him on the spot, especially sometimes it is a stroke of God that directly determines the outcome.

There was nothing Messia could do from the sidelines. Today, Manchester United played a ruthless match with Manchester City. They neither aggressively advanced, kept defensive, nor greedy for opportunities. Messia really convinced.

He didn't expect Ferguson to put down his body so much and become a mediocre style of play. This made Mecia helpless. No matter how you arrange it, if he doesn't accept the move, he will fight you normally. arrange.

Messia didn't understand, didn't Ferguson want to win?Or want to play a penalty shootout?

In the 43rd minute of the first half, the game was over immediately, and Messia completely gave up. If the game continued like this, there would be no chance at all. At this time, Manchester United suddenly launched an incredible large-scale attack.

Except for David Beckham and the defenders, Manchester United suddenly rushed into the penalty area of ​​Manchester City. Manchester City players had no choice but to follow in. There were too many people and they had to follow in.

Messia immediately stood up. He was too familiar with this scene. Many teams in the Premier League gave him Manchester City to play this trick and win in chaotic battles.

The effect is really effective. After scoring a goal, Messia took possession of the ball and defended the rest of the time in order to allow the players to rest more. Tied, Mejia was in a depressed mood at the time.

It’s just that Messiah never thought that Ferguson would play this trick too. In fact, this is what Ferguson concluded. Throughout the season, Manchester City conceded the fewest goals and scored the most goals. In addition to the rotation, when the main players played, the games conceding goals were always the same. It was lost due to chaos.

This shows that Manchester City is not good at chaotic battles, the more chaotic they are, the less they know what to do, that's why Ferguson came here.

It's a pity that Manchester City still has Buffon, otherwise Ferguson's move would have been a success.

(End of this chapter)