"Pay attention to the assistance of the two wings and don't be led away by them." Wenger shouted loudly from the sidelines.

This goal was a worry for the professor.

He smelled the bad smell, which was also the familiar bad smell that Arsenal had encountered in the past few years when playing Aston Villa.

Is it really hard for me to beat that guy Fang Jue?

The professor was very upset.

Then he saw the look of Ibrahimovic looking over.

This look is not right.

It looks provocative.

The professor was a little confused. It is logical that there is no holiday between Ibrahimovic and Arsenal. How could this Swedish veteran show such a strong sense of provocation and fighting spirit in his eyes?

Wenger thought about it and did not pay much attention to it. He attributed this to Ibrahimovic's unruly character.

Now, Wenger's headache is to do multiple-choice questions:

One to one, the score was equalized by Aston Villa. How should Arsenal deal with it in this situation?

Is it necessary to strengthen defense and strive to defend a one-to-one draw?

Or should I push the offense and hope to score another goal and strive to win the game?

This is a difficult multiple-choice question.

Reason tells Wenger: It is difficult to say that the result will be successful if you choose any one.

Arsenal pressed the defense in the whole game for more than 60 minutes, and his physical fitness was consumed a lot. Wenger was not sure that Arsenal held the 1-to-1 score in the case of the foreseeable physical crisis.

As for the attack?

Wenger thought, but this choice was to fight for offense and score goals.

However, Arsenal's current attack firepower is still much worse than Aston Villa. It is highly likely that Arsenal has the chance to score another goal, but will concede more goals at the same time.

The professor finally made a difficult choice.

Press out and attack.

You can't defend, so just see if you can attack and create miracles.

Of course, Wenger also emphasized that you should be careful of Aston Villa's counterattack. When returning to defense, Arsenal must: hurry up and hurry up!

...

Then, five minutes later, Arsenal's offense was intercepted and Aston Villa hit Arsenal's counterattack.

It cannot be said to be a quick counterattack, it can only be said to be a counterattack.

To be precise, this was a quick counterattack after a certain amount of containment, and the precision organization's transmission and cutting were combined with the counterattack attack of similar positional warfare.

Mane dribbled the ball on the left side and made a quick move.

Jenkinson was originally defending Ibrahimovic who was running to this side, so he could only quickly throw Ibrahimovic down and run to the side to defend Mane.

As for Ibrahimovic, he could only hand it over to Diabi, who returned to defense.

Aston Villa's offense is very fast, but Arsenal's return to defense is not slow either.

Jenkinson was freed from the change of direction under a speed change.

"Damn it, don't jump so close!"

Cassorla cursed in his heart and quickly made up his seat.

Meanwhile, Diabi left Ibrahimovic behind, and he came over to try to join Mane with Diabi.

Vermalen came to make up for the position to guard Ibrahimovic.

...

Mane took a look at the route of the pass. Ibrahimovic was guarded by Vermalen, and Lewandowski was surrounded by Mertesak.

If it is just passed over like this, although it may be pushed to football by teammates, it is not that threatening.

So Mane did not forcefully make a cross. He acted to pass the ball, which attracted Casorla to move his body. He immediately dunked the ball back and passed it back diagonally.

Modric came to pick up the ball, and he received a pass from Mane.

As soon as Modric received the ball, Walcott rushed over to press.

Modric dunked the football, avoided the opponent's press, and then immediately took the ball and moved the football to the right.

Thornton got the ball from the ribs outside the penalty area.

At this moment, De Bruyne suddenly rushed into the highway from Thornton's side, which attracted Monreal's attention.

Compared with Thornton who took the ball, De Bruyne who was running was obviously more threatening.

And he predicted that Thornton would have a high probability of passing the ball to De Bruyne who was in the forward.

So, Monreal retreated a little and took into account the defense of De Bruyne.

Monreal just made an action, when Thornton, who had the ball, suddenly cut inward and tangled directly into the penalty area!

Thornton's sudden cut in the penalty area was like a dagger suddenly penetrated into Arsenal's heart.

...

Monreal was shocked, and he hurriedly left De Bruyne and rushed towards Thornton.

Thornton did not continue into the penalty area, but instead poked the football to De Bruyne in time.

Monreal immediately raised his hand and signaled that De Bruyne, who was catching the ball, would be offside.

However, referee Henderson did not sound the whistle.

The border hierarchy did not raise the flag either.

"No offside! Monreal signaled De Bruyne to offside, but he did not notice that Jenkinson on the other side was dragged in the back!"

De Bruyne, who received the ball, dribbled the ball into the penalty area along the bottom line!

"Breakthrough! Beautiful cooperation!"

After seeing De Bruyne dribbled into the penalty area, Arsenal's goal suddenly became in chaos.

Lewandowski and Mertsack were squeezed together, and both sides were moving in their hands, and they pushed hard towards the front of the door with pulling and pulling. The former was preparing to grab the point, while the latter was desperately trying to stop it.

Arsenal defenders also rushed towards De Bruyne, intending to stop him before he passes or shoots, or be able to block the football from the baseline with his body.

De Bruyne naturally knew the opponent's plan, and he did not give the opponent a chance.

While the encirclement had not yet closed, De Bruyne swept his right foot and the ball rolled towards the penalty area.

...

Lewandowski, under Mertsacker's desperate resistance, failed to hit the football in time despite trying his best to stretch his feet.

Football passed by his toes.

Arsenal goalkeeper Szczesni was facing this ball, and he leaned back and wanted to tackle the football, but he did not encounter the football either.

The football flew to the back point.

There, Ibrahimovic and Vermalen fought each other.

Wenger's eyes stared at the penalty area, and he slowly wanted to breathe a sigh of relief:

Because he saw Vermalen holding back Ibrahimovic, the Belgian central defender did not allow Ibrahimovic to turn around successfully.

Now, Ibrahimovic is facing away from the goal.

This is a successful defense.

In this case, it is difficult for the opponent's forward to score goals.

Wenger was very satisfied. He made up his mind that if Sendros could not be dug up, Virmuel would not be able to let him go.

"Beautiful defense, Vermalen has withstood the old Ibrahimovic. Beautiful, only God can do this..." The London narrator said before he finished speaking.

Just as I saw the football rolling by, Ibrahimovic's long legs moved slightly:

With a light knock on the heel, the touched football immediately changed direction and rolled towards the goal:

The football rolled into the goal.

The ball entered.
Chapter completed!