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Chapter 114

After conceding the ball first, the home team began to rush. After all, everyone knows how strong the Hurricane Athletics team is this season, under the command of Alan Villard.

Hurricane Athletic led by the first goal and basically won steadily.

Therefore, San Lorenzo must score an equalizer as soon as possible to have a chance to reverse the victory.

However, Atletico Hurricanes also had a boost in morale because of this goal, and their form rose and they fought without showing weakness.

In the 19th minute, Lucas Villaruel knocked down San Lorenzo striker Sebastián Blanco, who was warned by the referee but did not play the card.

In the 23rd minute, San Lorenzo full-back Buffarini pushed Alejandro Romero out of the touchline, fell down, hit the billboard before stopping, and was shown a yellow card by the referee.

In the 27th minute, Buffarini was retaliated by Avila, who was also shown a yellow card by a side tackle.

In the 30th minute, Villard elbowed Matos in the chest while he was competing with the opposing striker Matos, causing Matos to slow down for more than half of his days to get up.

But it was Willard who snatched the ball during the scramble, and the referee had no evidence of Villard’s elbow, and finally was only warned to let Willard pay attention to his movements.

Villard gave advice to the referee, saying that he would pay attention and would not commit it again next time.

But just four minutes later, Villard slammed home No. 10 Leandro Romagnoli to the ground with a flying tackle.

The more critical problem is that Villard first tackled the ball, and then took the opportunity to tackle Romagnoli, and it was Romagnoli who was tackled by Villard when he had lost possession of the ball and could not dodge in time.

The referee could not even give a warning, only because Villard tackled the ball off the touchline and awarded San Lorenzo an out-of-bounds ball.

Leandro Romagnoli, on the other hand, fell to the ground fiercely, lay down for most of the day, and after some treatment by the team doctor, he barely stood up.

Just now, Villard did not deliberately look for a foul, but with his awareness of up to 87 and defensive tackle ability, he was really sure to tackle the ball before he put the tackle.

As for Leandro Romagnoli who could not dodge, he was affected, and even the person with the ball was tackled, and the other party can only be blamed for his slow reaction and did not dodge in time.

Willard didn’t mean to kill himself and give himself to the referee.

After being retaliated by Villard and his teammates, San Lorenzo also saw that the Hurricanes were not afraid of them and had to put their eyes back on the game.

Fighting with the Hurricane Arena doesn’t necessarily mean you can fight hard. Villade and Avila, two players with super good physique, can crush San Lorenzo, and they can’t win when their bodies collide.

What’s more, now that San Lorenzo is behind the score, wouldn’t it be as the Hurricanes would be if it fell into a physical entanglement with the Hurricane Athletic?

Therefore, San Lorenzo also woke up in time and began to deliberately avoid Villade’s defense zone, even if it took more time and effort, he was not willing to single out Willard one-on-one.

In the 37th minute, San Lorenzo, who deliberately avoided Villade, finally crossed through the bottom of the right wing Moussis, and the center Matos forced Nervo to grab the first header to cross, and forward Sebastian Blanco inserted in the back row and volleyed to make it 1-1.

This goal finally vented the emotions of the 40,000 home fans in the stands, and the applause and cheers rang out. Blanco, Matos and others in the stadium also rushed to the sidelines, excited to stack arhats to celebrate.

To be able to score and equalize with Hurricane Athletic leading is a very tenacious and very good performance.

Of course, it would be better if the score could be reversed.

Therefore, after the game resumed, the morale-boosting San Lorenzo continued to attack aggressively, trying to continue scoring and directly reverse the score.

But the Hurricanes Athletic were not devastated by the goal conceded, and Villard also increased the coverage of the run, even on the wing, making San Lorenzo’s wing attack not very smooth.

Anyway, Villade’s physique has been increased to 90, and the accompanying physical strength is absolutely enough in this South American arena. Coupled with the speed of 87, whether it is sprinting back and forth or repeatedly moving and assisting the defense, it is very fast, so that San Lorenzo’s attack begins to get bogged down, not as smooth as before, and there are not so many opportunities.

Before the end of the first half, in the 44th minute, Hurricane Athletic played a good team match, Willard inserted a wonderful pass in the back row, and stuffed the ball into the gap on the right side of the penalty spot in the big penalty area, and Torranso understood it, and the horse rushed to almost score twice with a powerful shot.

Unfortunately, the ball ended up hitting the outside of the upright and popped out of the bottom line. If you deviate a little further inward, the goal goes in.

The two sides ended the game 1-1 in the first half.

After a 15-minute break, the two sides fought again. Despite the fierce struggle between the two sides, no one turned on their backs. Perhaps, it’s just the fans who hate each other, the players just fight for money, and no one wants to get hurt?

This kind of game Villard is certainly willing to play, and it is handy, with his 90 physique and 87 awareness, speed, header, defense, fight to take advantage.

In the 54th minute, forward Sebastián Blanco shook Lucas Villaruel with a dizzying bicycle pedal, probably in the excitement of breaking through Lux’s success, instead of passing the ball, but trying to get another Matthews pass, wanting to break through Willard, forming a row of two people in the middle, and then he can directly hit the front of the big penalty area, whether he shoots or splits, the threat is quite great.

But apparently he thought too much.

Villard made a decisive upper grab and stuck the ball away. And Sebastian Blanco, who could not stop the car, crashed into Villade, was knocked over, and almost fell.

He also wanted to complain about a foul on Villade, but the referee ignored him.

In addition to defense, Villard often uses his technique to provide brilliant pass assists.

In the 60th minute, when Lucas and Bonnie Farshaw teamed up to force the opposing full-back Moussis to pass the ball, the passing intention was recognized by Villad and intercepted the ball before striker Matos.

Villard then inserted the ball himself and launched a backcourt attack, and when intercepted by Blanco, the opponent’s forward was reversed by a Matthews pass.

And Sebastian Blanco’s defensive ability could not stop Villade, who had a technical attribute of 82, and was easily broken through by Willard.

Blanco even wanted to fight the risk of foul to reach out and pull Willard, but was broken free by Willard with his strong physique, and then drove straight in with the ball, and then played a wall with Torranso to match the side, Turaza side answered, the ball crossed the goal, Avila rushed to the horse, a flying tackle, but unfortunately the space was too small, goalkeeper Torrico was already very close to Avila, and the ball that Avila tackled was blocked by Torrico at all angles.

The ball hit Torrico on the chest, bounced on his elbow and bounced back into the box before being cleared by the San Lorenzo defender.

“It’s a pity.”

“Avila’s tackle in front of goal was too close and was blocked by the goalkeeper at all angles.”

“The ball bounced off the goalkeeper’s chest by Avila’s tackle and failed to break through Torrico’s blocking.”

‘The two sides continue to fight in midfield for possible goals.

Just three minutes later, San Lorenzo hit a wave of offense near the Hurricanes’ penalty area.

When No. 10 Leandro Romagnoli picked up the ball in the left rib of the penalty area, right-back Mancinelli was intercepting and defending, and central defender Eduardo Domingos assisted behind Mancinelli, trying to block the opponent’s shot route and prevent Romagnoli from suddenly shooting after shaking Mancinelli.

As a result, Romagnoli actually dangled Mancinelli by smashing the ball, and then immediately got up and shot on goal.

The shot was picked up upwards by Romagnoli and hit the upper near corner.

Eduardo Domingos was caught off guard and didn’t have time to stop. Or, in his heart, he subconsciously wanted to block the ball, so he didn’t stop and dodge.

As a result, the ball happened to hit his wrist and was clearly seen by the referee.

Without any suspense, Eduardo Domingos was awarded a penalty for a handball foul in the box.

Neither Eduardo Domingos nor the Hurricane Atletico players were embarrassed to complain. Because the ball is so obvious, there are no misjudgments and deflections.

It can only be said that Domingos and the Hurricanes are too unlucky.

Under the nervous gaze of the home fans in the stands, No. 26 striker Matos jumped in and kicked the ball directly into the bottom right corner.

Although goalkeeper Marcos Díaz judged the right direction, he was too fast and angled, and he still failed to save the ball.

The goal was effective and San Lorenzo used the penalty to reverse the score 2-1 in the 63rd minute.

At this moment, the entire Bidgean stadium really boiled.

In a match against a bitter rival, scoring two goals in a row to reverse the score after conceding a goal first is a big celebration for any team, and San Lorenzo is no exception.

Not only Matos and the players on the field, but also the coaches and substitutes on the bench rushed over excitedly and hugged together to celebrate warmly.

The home team fans in the stands let out huge applause, cheers, and screams, shouting for the home team’s goal to reverse the score.

On the other hand, on the Hurricane Athletic side, everyone is a little listless.

Being reversed by an opponent with the first goal has not happened to Hurricane Athletic recently.

Everyone was a little confused and a little frustrated.

At this moment, it was Alan Villard who stood up again and yelled at everyone:

“Raise your head!”

“Discouraged about what?”

“The game is far from over, there are still half an hour to go.”

“Are you going to raise your hands in surrender?”

Saying that, Willard also pointed to the Hurricanes visiting fans who were holding scarves and singing the team song in a corner of the stands, and said to the Hurricanes who were ten times as many fans: “They have not given up, they are still singing the team song to support us, are you about to surrender?” ”

“All for me to raise my head and prepare for the game.”

‘There is still half an hour to give me an attack, to score, and we are not only going to score goals, but also to reverse and take the win away from this stadium.’

“Victory belongs to Hurricane Athletics!”

Captain Mancinelli also stepped up and hugged his teammates one by one, so that everyone could cheer up and continue the game.

Encouraged by Villard and Mancinelli, the Hurricanes players are ready to keep fighting, scoring goals, equalizing and making comebacks.