It's time to fight back. Gentlemen!" Klopp said, clapping his face and increasing his voice.

The players all looked up at him.

"We played too confusing in the first half and couldn't continue like this in the second half."

Klopp thought about the first half of the game, and he felt that his team had been fooled and was always led by Aston Villa.

Aston Villa's active and aggressive defensive counterattack, they tried their best to create "friction" in the midfield, and the two sides fell into hand-to-hand combat in the midfield.

Dortmund was trapped in the midfield's hand-to-hand combat quagmire, and time was gradually consumed.

"So I ask you to be more active in the second half, and be more active and aggressive in both sides!" He clenched his fists and pounded.

Reus, Shinji Kagawa, Gotze and other players all lowered their heads in shame after hearing the head coach say this.

They also knew that their performance in the first half was very unbearable.

Completely suppressed by Aston Villa, Dortmund's proud fast attack was completely frozen.

"We will make an adjustment in the second half..." Klopp glanced at the team's center Lewandowski who had been silent, "Robert."

Lewandowski turned his attention to the head coach.

"How did the first half feel?"

"Villa's defense against me is very tight, and it's hard for me to have a comfortable chance to get the ball, and the football cannot be passed." Lewandowski said. He is not shirking responsibility. The Polish center is at the forefront, and it is indeed lacking in support and seems lonely.

"You pull out in the second half, and the position is slightly retraceable. Reus and Shinji Kagawa are even more protruding in the two wings."

Lewandowski listened carefully.

"The team needs to use your foot skills and awareness to open up the space and create opportunities. Of course, you still have the right to shoot. You can seize the time and opportunity of shooting yourself."

Lewandowski nodded, saying he knew

Although he was very eager to score goals, he proved it to Fang Jue when he played against Aston Villa, but he was still willing to obey the coach's arrangements.

...

Not long after the second half of the game began, Fang Jue exclaimed lightly.

He noticed the changes in Dortmund.

Lewandowski's position was no longer in the front, and he retreated between Aston Villa's defender and midfielder as a pseudo-Nine.

There, Lewandowski could not only use his creative abilities, but also bring out Aston Villa's defender.

In addition, Reus and Shinji Kagawa were also more active, constantly running, disturbing Aston Villa's defensive three zones.

These two men began to frequently use the run out of the open position and then catch the ball.

Lewandowski's retreat was also to create space for them to attack.

Aston Villa is somewhat unprepared for this change in Dortmund.

In the 51st minute of the game, Lewandowski retreated to get the ball, pulled Papastasopoulos, and then knocked the football back.

Gotze did not stop the ball and directly passed the diagonal line with a strong penetration.

After Reus inserted into the penalty area with a diagonal line, he passed the ball in front of the goal.

Shin Kagawa inserted it quickly, and before Sendros, he stabbed and shot.

Aston Villa's old goalkeeper Friedel stretched out his legs to block it, but he still couldn't stop the football from entering the net.

“Goooooooooooooooooooooool!”

"Beautiful goal! Dortmund scored a goal!"

"One to two! The Japanese international scored one back for the Hornets."

Klopp waved his arms on the sidelines to celebrate. His adjustments were correct and his tactics were effective.

Dortmund fans at Iduna Signal Park Stadium jumped up in their seats and burst into loud cheers.

Dortmund's most famous one is in addition to the yellow clothes, and their home court.

Iduna Signal Park Stadium (West** Stadium) is UEFA five-star stadium, the largest stadium in Germany and one of the largest football stadiums in Europe. It can accommodate up to 83,000 fans during games.

Dortmund has always been known as the Devil's home court. Whenever the Hornets have a home game, the stadium that can accommodate more than 80,000 fans is full, which puts huge pressure on the away team.

Whenever Dortmund plays, the stands are basically full and full.

Among them, the South Stand is the most terrifying. More than 25,000 fans are standing and watching the game, forming a yellow ocean. This is also the concentration of Dortmund's loyal fans.

It is a shocking fact that from 1935 to 2006, Germany never lost a game at West** Stadium in 71 years.

Among the Devil's home courts selected by various authoritative media, Dortmund is always on the list and often ranks first.

The first sentence about West** Stadium on Wikipedia is "famous for its atmosphere", which shows that Dortmund deserves the name of the Devil's home court.

Fang Jue stared at the south stand on the court at this time.

I have long heard that Dortmund's home court's South stands are so popular today.

The "Yellow and Black Wall" in the South Stand, passionate fans and wild slogans, created huge sounds.

"It seems that Fang Jue was also frightened by the horror atmosphere of West** Stadium." The German commentator said proudly.

"Sol." Fang Jue turned his head and asked his assistant, "Do you think the Villa Park Stadium is too small?"

Sebalus didn't hear the hot atmosphere clearly, and he shouted, "What?"

"It's nothing." Fang Jue shook his head and shouted. He put away his sudden thought and focused on the game. Now is not the time to think about these things.

...

Dortmund's morale boosted with a goal.

The Hornets continued to stick to Klopp's tactical adjustments, and if there was a ball, they first looked for Lewandowski and asked him to break the gap.

This time, Lewandowski immediately raised his hand to ask for the ball after pulling it out.

He is now excited and wants to perform well and vent his depression of doing nothing in the first half.

However, Lewandowski just received the ball.

A figure pounces on it and wants to intercept the ball.

Lewandowski reacted quickly and quickly dunked the football back, turned around and avoided grabbing the ball, so he was able to protect the ball.

However, in this way, he changed from an offensive direction that could have faced the goal head-on to a back-to-offensive direction.

Not only that, Lewandowski found himself entangled.

Milner was entangled with him.

Lewandowski was very surprised.

How could Milner appear here?

Is this a wing road, a midfield road, and it should be Clement or Modric's defense zone.

However, Clement was entangled with Gotze at this time, and Modric was not in this position.

Instead, Milner appeared here.

Klopp was also surprised at the coaching seat on the sidelines.

However, Klopp also knew that Milner, a player, had a relatively large coverage area, and it was possible to return to defense and make up for defense here.

Just like in the first half, Milner also had a situation where he made up for defense to the middle.

Klopp decided to observe it again.

PS: I'm eager to ask for monthly tickets, thank you.
Chapter completed!