Ma s experiment leads to qualitative change, "all-round thunderstorm" forces out the toughest blue army

. In comparison, the yellow card on Kesedo's back tonight that eventually caused a cumulative suspension seemed a bit ridiculous.

Maresca may have ignored the irritation of injustice. In overtime, the team won three consecutive games in 9 minutes, and the offensive method used seemed to be the same: the overall formation coordinated movement, finding the opponent's goal flaw, and quickly jumping forward after getting the ball, scattering into multiple contact points that made Benfica's defense line dazzling, and finally using his personal ability to break the deadlock.

The Blues' confrontation data tonight is actually slightly inferior to that of the opponent, but the interceptions at the beginning of the three goals are all exciting. If there was no "storm" blocking, the Blue Army members might not have burst out with such amazing mental power in the game. However, the team finally got back on track and advanced with a big victory, but still couldn't stop the fermentation of specific phenomena on social media.

It seems that the main theme of the Club World Cup is to use biased standards to create opportunities for at least topical and interesting dramas such as "weak against the strong with the weak". Combined with the paradoxical statements such as Infantino's declaration that "the Club World Cup needs to be thanked for the participation of the South American team to support the scene" is not difficult to see some clues. Considering that the Blues' opponent in the next round is exactly the Brazilian veteran Palmeiras, who seems to be the real difficult opponent.

Text/Xue Junduo