Chapter 99: Radar On The Offensive Line!
Shinji Kagawa thought his extraordinary was very subtle, because he had two fake moves in a row.
At first, his body swayed to the left, making Kanter think he was going to break through from the left.
He followed him but turned his body to the right.
If Kanter hadn't been fooled by the first fake move, then Shinji Kagawa was waiting for him here.
Make him think that he is about to break through directly from the right.
He will definitely move his feet and go to the right to go to the shrimp.
In this way, the space between his legs will be enlarged. In this case, if you send the football lightly, you can send it from his crotch.
At the same time, Kanter shifted to the right, and the space on the left was ripped out, and he could smoothly turn around from the left of 03 and run behind Kanter to receive the football he sent over.
Accelerate and take two steps forward, and the sea and the sky will be brighter. At that time, Liverpool's entire defense line will appear directly in front of him. No matter what choice he makes, Manchester United will have a greater chance.
After these two consecutive fake moves came into effect, Shinji Kagawa did not believe that Kanter would not be fooled.
This is a series of false moves......
But to his disappointment, Kanter was really not fooled.
He has his back to Kanter, so he can't see what's going on behind him. While he was swaying left and right in front, Kanter actually didn't move at all behind.
His eyes are always on the football.
No matter what the upper body movement is, it has to be implemented in football in the end.
So just keep an eye on football trends.
When Shinji Kagawa moved the football to the right with his right foot, he almost thought that the opponent was really going to break through from the right at first.
But he soon discovered that Shinji Kagawa's ball-handling power was not great. It was not so much a ball-handling adjustment as it was a ball-handling adjustment.
If he really wants to break through directly from the right, he should pull the football as far as possible to give himself enough space to turn around in the next sprint. The football distance is too close, but it will make garlic under the feet.
But no, he just flipped the ball lightly, and the ball didn't even break out of the fan-shaped control in front of Kanter.
If Shinji Kagawa wanted to break through from the right at this time, he would have to take another kick to push the football farther away, but in this way he also lost control of the football.
Based on Kanter's understanding of Shinji Kagawa, he doesn't think the Japanese would do this.
He is very skilled at his feet, and under his own pressure, he can guarantee that the football will not be lost, and he should not make such a low-level mistake.
So there must be another reason for this.
Thinking of this, Kanter remained motionless, waiting for Shinji Kagawa's next plan.
Then he saw Shinji Kagawa turning around and smashing the ball...
The football tried to slip between his legs. But Kanter's legs were not far apart at that time.
The football was blocked by his legs.
Then he gave way to the right, allowing Shinji Kagawa to touch it smoothly.
The body that followed him was like a sliding door that was automatically controlled in a flash, and then quickly reset.
In this way, Kagawa Shinji was completely blocked behind him.
"Kanter stole the ball----!!!"
When he saw that the football did not roll over with Shinji Kagawa, the commentator in the commentary booth let out a loud roar.
He knows too well what it means for Manchester United to lose possession of the ball only 40 meters away from the Manchester United goal...
Without any hesitation, Kante passed the football to Jay Ladd who was right next to him.
He didn't have the confidence to pass the ball through. Instead of trying to pass it rashly and miss it, it is better to pass the football directly to the feet of teammates who are better at doing this than himself.
After receiving the pass from Kanter, Gerrard only adjusted a bit and quickly sent a through ball!
The speed was so fast that no one could react.
In fact, the most important thing is to be fast if you successfully counterattack in the frontcourt and then organize a counterattack!
It is necessary to make the opponent completely unable to react, so as to be able to play a surprising role in winning.
Of course, most of the time it's almost too fast, which prevents the opponent from reacting, and also prevents the teammates from reacting.
So the end result is still a failure.
It's just... Su Han is like a radar on the front line, always scanning for offensive opportunities tirelessly.
When an offensive opportunity arises, even if it is only for a moment, he can seize and lock it.
Just like this time. .
