There are not many changes in Liverpool's lineup today, while Bayern continues to push Wu Jie to the center position.

Paisley and the Boot Room have been studying for half a month, but still haven't been able to find a way to deal with Wu Jie.

Today, no matter whether Wu Jie continues to play as a free agent in the frontcourt or as a center forward, Liverpool actually does not have a good response.

But one thing they can guess is that Bayern will definitely play defensive counterattack.

In the first twenty minutes of the first half, both teams seemed very cautious, and neither team had any outstanding offensive performance.

If there was a difference between the two, then Bayern managed to make some noise with several long passes aimed at Wu Jie.

But Liverpool did nothing. Their top star Kenny Dalglish found it difficult to make a splash in the frontcourt because his teammates in the midfield gave him too little support. He did not dodge in the crowd like Wu Jie.

The ability to move around.

Bayern played it safe in the early stages of the game, and Chernai kept signaling from the sidelines not to use too many people to attack if there was no chance.

This was their plan before the game. They had to draw Liverpool out first. Only then could they launch a fatal blow that would kill someone.

This signal is the position of Liverpool's back line. When they press into the midfield, Bayern can launch an attack.

In the 25th minute of the first half, Liverpool's back line had to gradually press forward to participate in the attack, which put them behind in the total score. If they could not score in the first half, the situation would become even worse in the second half.

But in this way, the opportunity Bayern has been waiting for will come.

At this moment, there are nearly twenty people gathered in Bayern's backcourt, which can be described as a crowd.

Liverpool's attack was in the dense crowd, and finally left midfielder Ray Kennedy completed a cold shot.

But the shot failed to threaten goalkeeper Junghans because the football hit center back Augenthaler and bounced out.

Now the two teams fell into chaos, and all rules and regulations were lost. As long as the football rolled, it would be kicked blindly.

The difference is that one wants to kick the ball forward, while the other wants to kick the ball into the goal.

In the end, the ball was kicked into Liverpool's half, and the Bayern players themselves were a little confused.

But this is no longer important. Liverpool's back line has already pressed forward. Wu Jie is only guarded by Liverpool's central defender Alan Hansen. Needless to say, the result of the two people's battle for the top is that the football is smoothly transferred to the direction of Rummenigge.

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Rummenigge took the football and advanced it twenty meters in one breath. Seeing a defensive player beside him and in front of him, and someone on the path to Wu Jie, he decisively stopped outside the penalty area, turned around and pushed the ball back to the rusher.

Come up Breitner.

There were people around Breitner guarding him, but his position gave him more options to handle the ball. Just as Wu Jie made an emergency stop and ran out of the penalty area, Breitner immediately sent the ball over.

When Wu Jie got the football, he was on the right side of the penalty area, but he did not intend to turn around and break through. Instead, he first pulled back with his left foot, and then quickly knocked the heel of his right foot toward the center. The football was used by him like this

The sultry action was sent back to the middle.

After Breitner passed the ball, he quickly moved forward. At this time, Pat Ma arrived and met the ball with a powerful volley from outside the penalty area!

Clemens made a desperate save, but the shot was too powerful, and the speed of the ball was so fast that the human eye could not see it clearly.

"Bang!"

Only a huge impact was heard, the ball hit the right goal post hard, and then bounced back into the penalty area at high speed.

Rummenigge slipped his foot and the ball bounced back at an astonishing speed. He failed to complete the shot and the ball flew past him not far away.

Liverpool captain Phil Thompson was the first to get the football and kicked it upfield, directly to Bayern goalkeeper Jung Hans.

"Wu Jie once again used his unique skill in this ball. He didn't look in the direction of his teammates at all when passing the ball. He first used his left foot to pull the ball, and then directly turned his back and knocked the ball with his right heel.

Breitner, the whole movement is elegant and coherent, done in one go."

When Bernd Dreyer said this, the TV broadcast showed a scene to the fans at the scene. I saw a Liverpool fan holding up a picture that vilified Wu Jie. On it, his head was painted to look bigger than his body.

, there is a rat tail combed on the back of his head, his eyes are so small that they are narrowed into a slit, and he has two very long beards, coupled with several huge black moles, it is called a wretched and disgusting figure!

But except for a small number of Bayern fans and fans of the "et family" who are angry about this, most German fans, or even half of Bayern fans, don't feel very angry, because this is the image of the Chinese in their minds!

Bayern failed to score a goal in this attack, but it still scared everyone in Liverpool!

Paisley kept signaling to the sidelines that the team should stabilize first. This Chinese boy was too dangerous. He had never seen any player with such magical creativity, even Pele was not in this style back then.

Bayern retreated again when they saw Liverpool, so of course they were not in a hurry to attack.

Anyway, everyone knows that Liverpool will come forward sooner or later, and they must score the total score at 1:1 to qualify for the penalty shootout.

But if Liverpool doesn't attack, will Wu Jie really have no way to score?

Today's Wu Jie is different from the last one. Although he didn't see those pictures that humiliated him, these people only made spoofs of "Reading for the Rise of China" and "The East Wind Overwhelms the West Wind".

It's enough for him to use all his unique skills to mess with Liverpool.

Five minutes later, Liverpool's attack was terminated due to a passing error. The whole team immediately retreated to defend. The overall defensive formation was maintained very well.

At this moment, Wu Jie has Alan Hansen on guard next to him, and Phil Thompson is not far away to help defend at any time, and the ball is at the feet of Bayern right back Dremler. No matter how you look at it, it is a relatively safe scene.

Wu Jie pointed to the sky at this time, asking Dremler to launch a long pass from the backcourt.

The Liverpool players also noticed his movements, but they were not too nervous, because this situation has happened several times today. Wu Jie is good at using the high-altitude ball to create opportunities for his teammates, but he only needs to watch the Bayern players who respond to him.

However, this time, Wu Jie did not intend to create opportunities for his teammates.

Dremler did not hesitate and immediately made a long pass from the backcourt.

Wu Jie accelerated towards the frontcourt at the same time, but still could not completely get rid of Alan Hansen. Not far in front of him was Phil Thompson, who was lagging behind. He was able to top the ball under the attack of the two.

Teammates, but there are also Liverpool defenders waiting there.

But is this really the case?

Wu Jie didn't even think about passing the ball to his teammates this time. Dremler also passed the ball very deep and landed directly in the penalty area.

This made Clemens afraid to attack easily. Wu Jie rushed into the penalty area while running at high speed, and the football just landed near the penalty spot.

"The ball was passed too deep and he might not be able to catch it!"

This is what everyone is thinking, including the Bayern players, who also feel that Wu Jie has no room to stop the ball in this position.

Alan Hansen and Phil Thompson have also formed a flanking defense against him. Although they dare not foul him in the penalty area, as long as he cannot receive the football, the threat will be relieved.

But no one expected that Wu Jie would stop the ball with his shoulder while running at high speed, and the ball would fall right in front of him.

"What kind of monster stop is this?"

Alan Hansen and Phil Thompson were both dumbfounded. They had formed a perfect 3P position.

But who would have thought that Wu Jie would use his shoulders to remove the ball, and he did it so perfectly that the football landed exactly on his next step.

At this time, Clemens attacked, but Wu Jie aimed the football he had unloaded directly at his wicket and poked the ball. The latter quickly fell to the ground, but a beat later, only to see the extremely obedient black and white football.
Chapter completed!