I Just Can Score

Paderborn is prepared for the game and has studied St. Pauli carefully.

The head coach Tolson Braden easily discovered the reason for St. Pauli's improvement in performance: Since November last year, the opponent's No. 13 has frequently scored goals, and his performance can be described as 'extremely good'.

So he specially reminded the players to pay attention to the opponent's number 13.

Before the game started, what the opponent No. 13 did was very surprising.

Braden felt relieved.

Even if there is no further reminder, the players will definitely pay attention to the number 13, but what is unexpected is that the players' defense is too extreme. The entire back line and even the midfielders pay attention to the opponent's number 13. While ignoring the blockade of other locations.

Braden was very annoyed immediately. Thinking about what happened before and after, he couldn't help but have a 'conspiracy theory', "The other party didn't do it on purpose! Let that No. 13 stand up and attract enough defensive attention. Other positions Players can perform better..."

Seeing St. Pauli finish the goal easily, or when a midfielder from the other side went into the penalty area and scored the ball, Braden affirmed his judgment and became very annoyed at the same time.

Braden felt his IQ was insulted!

Not only him, but the IQ of the entire team was insulted by the opponent!

After confirming his judgment, Braden couldn't help but ran to the sidelines and shouted to remind the players, "Play normally! Don't pay attention to that number 13!"

"This is a trick!"

"This is an insidious scheme!"

When they heard Braden's shout, the players on the field came back to their senses. They didn't have any conspiracy theories, but a few players who paid special attention to defending against Zhen Shaolong couldn't help thinking carefully about their defensive feelings--

"This No. 13 has basically no strength!"

"Poor health! Poor technique!"

"As long as you are serious about defending, this guy can't even get the ball, let alone have a chance. His running position is hardly qualified..."

"..."

This is the real feeling of several players when defending.

After being reminded by Braden, they immediately came to their senses, and they also felt that their IQ was insulted. Like such a rookie player with average skills and poor health, he didn't need to pay too much attention. This guy's defense, ignoring the blocking of other positions, allowed other St. Pauli players to find opportunities to send the ball into the goal.

They were suddenly very angry!

"The other party is so insidious that they even came up with such a strategy!"

"We fell for it!"

"I just said that such a guy doesn't need to guard carefully at all! They think we are fools..."

"..."

During Paderborn's angry discussion, some players also had doubts in their hearts, "This No. 13 does not seem to be very strong, but he scored consecutive goals in the league and helped St. Pauli score in Germany by himself. Cup semi-finals..."

"Is that really the opponent's scheme?"

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Under the reminder of the head coach Braden's shout, the number of players who had doubts was very small, and most players still felt the anger of being humiliated by their IQ.

They returned to the game with anger.

When the game restarted, Paderborn's defense against Zhen Shaolong was a little confused.

Many players who participated in the defense felt that Zhen Shaolong had no strength and did not need to defend carefully at all. They saw through the opponent's tricks and naturally returned to their normal style of play.

Some players think that if the opponent can score consecutive goals in the league, it must be carefully paid attention to, but the head coach's view is also reasonable, and their defense must take into account other positions.

This is what happened on the playing field --

Some Paderborn players were far away from Zhen Shaolong, but they kept looking towards Zhen Shaolong,

It seemed that he was worried about what Zhen Shaolong would do.

There are also defenders standing next to Zhen Shaolong, but they turn a blind eye to Zhen Shaolong's running.

Strodick falls into the latter category.

Strodik is Paderborn's central defender. As soon as Zhen Shaolong gets close to the penalty area, he will immediately stick to him to guard against the deadly defense, and follow him to defend for a long time. He also has a certain judgment in his heart, "This guy doesn't need to pay attention at all!"

Zhen Shaolong is the striker.

Strodik is a centre-back.

Other teammates can run to defend others, Strodik still has to pay attention to defending Zhen Shaolong, but when following Zhen Shaolong, Strodik didn't care at all, and kept looking left and right, looking for other positions Danger.

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Zhen Shaolong didn't hear Braden's shout, and he didn't know the mentality of the Paderborn players changed. He only felt that after the game restarted, the opponent's defense against him was much looser.

So he added running.

When St. Pauli launched an attack, Zhen Shaolong retreated frequently. In the process of constantly cooperating with his teammates, he also interspersed inside and outside the penalty area, looking for good positions and opportunities.

When the position is further back, the defensive force around is more sparse.

Zhen Shaolong found that he retreated outside the penalty area, and even the defensive players who had been following him did not continue to follow, but turned to mark other people.

This is really good news.

The opponent's midfielder's auxiliary defense is only a supplementary defense. During continuous running, vacancies can easily appear.

In the thirty-seventh minute, Zhen Shaolong got a chance. It was about ten meters away from the penalty area. He planned to pass the ball to his teammate, but when he found that the opponent didn't press forward, he simply kicked a long shot from the outside.

The ball failed to suppress the strength, and the football flew off the crossbar lightly.

Zhen Shaolong didn't care.

Paderborn noticed instead.

They saw that this kick was not threatening, and it could almost be said that it was a shot that gave the ball to the opponent. They immediately looked down on Zhen Shaolong even more, but they were convinced that the opponent's pre-match actions were purely to attract attention.

"When the trick is seen through, it's meaningless. You don't need to care about this boy No. 13." The Paderborn players became more certain of their judgment.

St. Pauli's next wave of offensive soon came again.

This time it was the cooperation between the midfielder and the winger. Bol organized the offense and passed the ball to his teammates on the winger. Then the football was passed from the winger to the center. He wanted to hand it over to the midfielder Sulendik. The defense was terrible. When fighting, the football was kicked out by the opponent.

Gene, who plugged in behind, kicked the ball forward with one kick.

As a defender, Gene's footwork is not very good. He wanted to drive the ball towards the penalty area with his big feet, but he failed to kick it straight. The football rolled forward against the turf, and it happened to be at the feet of Zhen Shaolong who was retreating.

"Don't worry about him." The Paderborn player next to him thought.

Zhen Shaolong did not expect that after receiving the pass, the defensive players next to him did not catch up. He wanted to pass it to his teammates again, but when no one came to fight for it, he hesitated and chose to take a step forward.

This is tentative dribbling.

Zhen Shaolong never thought about dribbling the ball into the penalty area. He didn't have that level of skill. Facing a tough defense, passing the ball was the best choice.

But the opposing player still didn't post it.

"what happened?"

"What are they doing?"

Zhen Shaolong didn't know what to do, he simply kicked the ball one step forward, as if he was training with Henarev to shoot, with small steps forward, he swung his right foot and stuck behind the ball.

"bump--!"

The football rose from the grass, crossed a high arc, and fell suddenly to the upper left corner.

Goalkeeper Schnemeier had expectations for the shot, but the quality of the shot was definitely beyond expectations!

When he ran to the left and was about to jump, he judged that the football would fly over first. The only thing he could do was to pray that the football would fly high above the crossbar.

But past experience in fighting told him --

The ball went in!

"Hula—"

The next moment, the noise from the surrounding stands and the cheers from the fans of the visiting team also confirmed his judgment.

Schnemeier put down his raised arms and looked at his teammates who were a little confused. A surge of anger welled up from the soles of his feet, and he couldn't help shouting, "Bastard, what are you all doing!"

"Just watch him shoot!?"

"Dog shit!"

"Stupid!!@#￥%...\u0026amp;..."