"It's not impossible. To Mihajlovic's surprise, manager Leon said with a smile, "It depends on how Wenger will choose ...... in the next ten minutes of the game."

As he spoke, Leon glanced at Arsenal.

If Arsenal fully retreats to defend, it will naturally become more difficult for Inter Milan to score.

But if Arsene Wenger is desperate to pull a goal back and is desperate to keep attacking, tsk......

However, Wenger should not be so irrational, Leon guessed uncertainly.

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With 36 minutes played, Diego Milito scored the second goal for Inter Milan, and Arsenal trailed Inter 2-0.

Inter Milan's goal was a huge blow to Arsenal and plunged Arsenal into some kind of chaos.

Confusion of thinking.

In this case, is it defense or offense?

The thinking of the Arsenal players on the pitch at this time is chaotic, the attacking players must be thinking about continuing to attack, trying to pull a goal back before the end of the first half, while the defensive players tend to be conservative, they are under more and more direct attacking pressure from Inter Milan, knowing that in the current situation, it is not to attack, but to defend, or more directly: can not continue to concede goals!

Of course, it will be up to Arsene Wenger, the manager on the sidelines, to make the final decision.

The players were confused and had different ideas, and manager Arsene Wenger didn't have a positive idea at this point.

Defensively, they may be able to hold on to the 0-2 score at half-time and not concede a goal, but for Arsenal who want to advance, this game at home is particularly important, even if the final score of this game is 0-2, which is a result that Arsenal cannot afford, and will make their chances of a second-leg comeback extremely slim.

There is no way out for passive defense......

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In addition, Wenger also took into account that Inter Milan's morale has obviously improved, and it has become very difficult to stop them by defending.

If you don't defend, what about offense?!

If they seize the opportunity, pull a goal back, and be able to make it 1-2 before the end of the first half, there are still 45 minutes left in the second half of this game, and Arsenal may not have any hope of equalising, or even turning the tables?

Thought of equalising!

Think of a comeback!

This bright prospect quickly took over almost all of Wenger's mind.

And, subconsciously glancing at his assistant Steven Boulder, Wenger's heart seemed to be tugged at by something...... This prompted him to tilt further in the direction of a certain chosen scale.

On the pitch, Arsenal players look at the manager on the sidelines from time to time.

They need the manager to get the instructions out as soon as possible and they know it's a bad situation right now that they're confused.

Arsene Wenger's facial expression froze at one point, and he finally made a decision:

Offensive!

Offensive!

Only by attacking can you survive!

He gestured to the players on the field:

Offensive!

Offensive!

In the camera, the face of the Arsenal manager has a decisive expression called desperate at this time.

"There's still time, there's still a chance to ......," the Frenchman muttered in a low voice.

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When the game resumed, the battle between Inter Milan and Arsenal began!

Seeing that Arsenal did not shrink the formation, but pressed more boldly, Leon was overjoyed, and he really wanted to give Wenger a thumbs up: I like it!

Arsenal dared to attack in a pressing style, and Leon did not adopt a strategy of defending and counterattacking, but waved the flag and Inter Milan pressed out to attack.

You punch me and kick me, see who hammers to death first!

Not to mention that Inter Milan has a two-goal lead, and has the confidence to make mistakes.

is the comparison of the strength, morale and state of the two sides, such an offensive battle is obviously Li Ang's favorite.

According to UEFA's official statistics, Inter Milan is the team with the highest offensive efficiency among the 32 teams in the UEFA Champions League this season, and it is also the team with the strongest ability to seize opportunities.

So, the two sides are attacking, and Inter Milan really likes it.

In the 41st minute of the game, Muntari and Cesc Fabregas fought and both fell to the ground together, but referee Hansen whistled and thought Muntari had fouled Cesc Fabregas and awarded Arsenal a well-placed free-kick up front.

Li Ang snorted coldly on the sidelines, in his opinion, this is a five-five goal, both sides have pulled, and the referee is obviously because Arsenal is behind by two goals and moved 'compassion', so he is a little biased towards the home team.

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Arsenal's free-kick opportunity.

Arsene Wenger shouted from the sidelines and he called Diaby to the sidelines.

Covering his mouth, he whispered to the French player, who looked stunned, then nodded sharply, with a 'I understand' expression, and turned and ran back into the field.

Fabregas then stood in front of the ball with Hleb and Diaby in front of the ball, with the three players covering their mouths and discussing something.

Then, Cesc Fabregas walked away, leaving Diaby and Hleb standing in front of the football.

Referee Hansen's whistle sounds.

Hleb ran over the ball and then Diaby, the real penalty taker, rushed up and instead of shooting straight at goal, he hoisted the ball into the box.

Interestingly, though, the ball didn't go in front of goal, but to the left side of the goal near the baseline, where Cesc Fabregas was there and he wanted to jump up and finish a header crossing, but under Samuel's pressure, he couldn't get off enough, he couldn't touch the ball, and the ball passed over his head and went off the line.

Inter Milan's goal kick.

Arsenal squandered a good set-piece opportunity.

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Arsenal's free-kick attack was not threatening, but the content of the free-kick tactic caught people's attention.

"Are Arsenal trying to imitate Inter Milan's goal?" said Italian commentator Ferrari, who couldn't help but complain.

Then, the slow motion showed the whole free-kick tactical process: Adebayor retreated from goal to the penalty spot as Cesc Fabregas tried to take the ferry, seemingly waiting for Cesc Fabregas to get the ball over, and if it worked, it would be the same goal that Diego Milito had scored for Inter Milan.

"Arsenal wants to kill Inter Milan in the way of Inter Milan, how can Inter Milan be unprepared for this?" Rossi couldn't help but mock and said, "When Fabregas was running, Samuel was prepared in advance, and when Adebayo retreated, Zivo also followed, even if Fabregas can push the football over, it is difficult for Adebayo to get too good a header opportunity!"

The camera also gave the coaches of the two teams interestingly:

On Arsenal's side, Wenger put his hands in his trouser pockets, and when he saw that the attack was not successful, he arched his body regretfully.

On Inter Milan's side, Leon obviously saw through Arsenal's attack, he was stunned at first, and then seemed to be holding back a smile, his cheeks bulged, and finally he didn't hold back, laughing so much that his cheeks and lips trembled......

"This is really ......" The English commentator didn't know what to say when he saw this scene, and the commentator covered his face, and he felt 'ashamed'.

PS: The third watch, begging for a monthly pass. Thank you, thank you, thank you.