The Era of Emerald

Ronaldo was running forward while observing the flight trajectory of the ball from the corner of his eye. He was quite sure that he was absolutely not offside, because the Brazilian observed carefully enough before starting the ball. Before Effenberg passed the ball, he happened to He took a step towards his own half and threw Clay, who was at the back of Dortmund's defense, in front of him!

On the other hand, Ronaldo waited until the moment Effenberg passed the ball before accelerating forward - this is definitely a beautiful anti-offside!

However, just when the aliens were about to catch up with the ball, he heard an extremely piercing whistle!

Ronaldo!Offside!

The referee with the whistle in his mouth firmly pointed at Ronaldo, indicating that the Brazilian was already in an offside position when he was attacking, and Dortmund got a set ball in the backcourt.

"Damn it! Your eye saw that I was offside!" Ronaldo was very annoyed by the referee's penalty. He was sure that he was absolutely not offside. Didn't he see that the assistant referee on the sidelines didn't raise the flag at all?

The assistant referee is also trying to communicate with the referee at the moment. From his point of view, Ronaldo's ball just now was clearly a good goal, and the referee's call for offside has no basis.

So, when the assistant referee saw that the referee called Ronaldo offside, he couldn't help being stunned for a moment, thinking that I didn't raise the flag when I was so close, how could you see so clearly when you were so far away?

At this time, the big screen above the court didn't give the referee any face at all, and played what happened just now in slow motion-the TV screen clearly showed that at the moment Effenberg passed the ball, Ronaldo On the same level as Dortmund defender Kray! [

The evidence was solid, and the referee, who knew that he had made a mistake, blushed slightly, changed his penalty, and gave Fiorentina a set kick in the frontcourt.

Such a result made Capello jump straight on the sidelines in anger. The distance between the location of this set kick and Dortmund's goal was more than 30 meters.

"Sir, just now my player had a very good one-on-one chance, but he was ruled offside by Mr. Poole (Sandor Poole, a Hungarian referee who used to officiate the 94 World Cup final), and now he is given the same position in the same position. It gave us a free kick in the frontcourt... I think anyone who understands football knows, which one is more beneficial to the attacking side, a single goal or a free kick from 30 meters away."

The Italian coach complained to the fourth official with a serious expression on the sidelines. Although it was useless, he needed to stand up and make a gesture at this time, otherwise the old and dim-eyed referee would probably make the same mistake next time.

"Coach Capello, I will truthfully report your words to the relevant superior department after the game. I believe I will give you a satisfactory answer." Being able to play in the final of the Champions League, the fourth official will naturally enforce the law. After many games, the experienced man smiled and persuaded the angry Capello to return to the coaching bench.

At this time, on the court, the game was still going on fiercely. The Fiorentina players seemed to be angered by Sandor Poole's misjudgment. They worked harder and harder to defend Dortmund. The offensive was firmly blocked outside the gate.

For Hitzfeld, it is a gamble for the team to continue to attack.If in the next time, Dortmund fails to pull back a victory, or even is seized by Fiorentina to score another goal, then this game can be said to have completely entered garbage time.After all, by that time, Fiorentina, which is leading by three goals, only needs to put on an iron barrel posture. Dortmund wants to complete the reversal in less than half an hour, which is simply an impossible task!

Therefore, in this harsh situation, Heathfield had no other choice but to take a gamble!

In the following time, the players of the two teams continued to press and entangle fiercely in the midfield.

Seeing this situation, Dortmund's two full-backs also began to frequently "plug" in for assists. When the situation cannot be opened in the middle, it might be a way to break the deadlock by flying the two wings together to pass from the side to the striker. .

However, in the face of Zambrotta and Roberto Carlos, Reuter and Heinrich did not dare to press too much. They only dared to make a 30-degree cross from about 45 meters away from the goal. They didn't think about forcibly breaking through the bottom pass or something. At most, they just pretended to deceive their opponents.

After all, if Fiorentina's half is too deep and the opponent uses them as a breakthrough for a quick counterattack, then Dortmund will have a lot of fun.Reuter and Heinrich did not dare to pin their hopes on the referee having another presbyopia attack and blowing Fiorentina's strike as offside...

In the 705th minute of the game, Davis took the lead in clearing a through ball from Summer, but Jurgen Kohler headed the ball off the Dutch boar!

Zorc grabbed the ball from Kohler's top, turned around and passed the ball to Heinrich who was "plugging" on the right before Effenberg "forced" it up.

Heinrich moved forward with the ball. After Carlos rushed over to defend him, the German defender made full use of his physical advantage. With a height of 1.8 meters, he turned around and blocked Carlos, who was less than 1.7 meters. Behind him, he observed the position of his teammates in the middle, and directly swung his right foot to send a diagonal pass, passing the ball to the middle! [

Andres Muller raised his foot to stop the ball, and Davis immediately rushed over to grab the German.Seeing this, Muller immediately raised his foot and transferred the ball to Chapuisat, who was pulled to the left side of the penalty area. Nesta flew over at the first time. He wanted to intercept the ball before the Swiss forward received the ball, but Unexpectedly, the force used this time was a bit too strong, and the ball bounced back to Muller's feet after touching Nesta's calf!

Muller's reaction was very fast. After seeing the ball coming back, he immediately ran towards the ball. Davis, who reacted a little slower, was left behind by him!

Muller got the ball smoothly, but he didn't choose to hit the goal directly. Instead, he made a fake shot and flicked his ankle, passing the ball to Riddle who was fighting for the position with Ferrara!

Seeing the ball passed by Muller, Riedel blocked Ferrara behind him. In the face-to-face situation, it was difficult for Riedel to win the heads-up with the Italian international central defender, but he was nicknamed "Panther Tank". "His physical fitness is absolutely excellent.

After leaning against Ferrara, Riedel swung his right foot, kicked directly near the penalty spot, turned 180 degrees on the spot, and slammed vigorously!

Riedel's shot flew to the goal of Florence against the turf. The ball flew under the arm of Toldo, who flew to save, and then slammed the far post and flew into the goal behind the Italian goalkeeper!

One to two!Dortmund pulled back a victory!

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