Leon is keeping an eye on Senderos, and in his plan, the Swiss will be the gap in Inter's door to victory.

In Arsenal's team, there are also people who are paying attention to Leon.

As soon as Cesc Fabregas got the ball, he was forced to get the ball by Carlos, who tried to keep the ball, but Carlos saw a chance and fell to the ground to remove the ball from the touchline.

Cesc Fabregas got up from the ground, and instead of looking at Carlos, who was blocking him, he looked to the sidelines, where Inter Milan manager Leon was applauding his disciple's successful defence.

Cesc Fabregas still feels a little too amazing until now, that Chinese is now the manager of Inter Milan, won the treble in La Liga, and has won the Serie A title in his first season in Serie A, which really feels a little unreal, in less than three years, everything has changed too fast.

Cesc Fabregas is the only player in the current Arsenal squad who has played against Leon, who at the time was still a player for Barcelona's under-17 team, and Leon was the manager of Real Madrid's under-17 team.

In that match, Real Madrid's Under 17 A team defeated Cesc Fabregas's Barcelona Under 17 team.

That game was Cesc Fabregas' last game for Barcelona, and after that game, Cesc Fabregas joined Arsenal.

In the blink of an eye, it's been nearly three years.

In the 2005/2006 season, Cesc Fabregas became a key player for Arsenal for the first time after more than two years of development. After Patrick Vieira moved to Juventus, Arsene Wenger handed the No.4 shirt to Cesc Fabregas and gave him more responsibility for organising the attack.

The Spanish midfielder made a huge breakthrough that season, as Cesc Fabregas accompanied Arsenal to reach the semi-finals of the UEFA Champions League with Arsenal after beating Juventus, who were playing for Patrick Vieira at the time.

Cesc Fabregas and Arsenal then met Leon's Inter Milan.

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As soon as the game began, the two sides were in a state of anxiety.

Li Ang sat in the coach's seat, and he didn't seem to be in a hurry about this anxious state.

For Arsenal, Leon has studied it very thoroughly.

442 has always been Arsene Wenger's preference. In the past 10 years, the team has basically been in this formation. However, after Vieira left, the team's midfield strength was greatly reduced due to the failure to buy a replacement in time. This forced Arsene Wenger to make a change of formation. Only Henry was left with a single arrow in front, and one was removed from the front line to increase the strength of the midfield, turning the formation into 451.

This change did not have much effect in the early stage, and the need for time to run in was a reason, and the continuous injuries also forced Wenger to make adjustments to the newly run in the lineup. The problem of a soft midfield has not had much effect because of the change of formation. But after the winter break, especially in the Champions League, the squad has begun to show its edge.

Of particular concern to Leon is the change in the position of two veterans, Piret and Ljungberg. Pire's age on the left flank is no longer what he used to be, and with Reyes maturing, Arsene Wenger had to put him in midfield, using his experience and Thierry Henry's chemistry to assist the attack. Ljungberg was pulled into the middle from the right by Arsene Wenger after Haureb's play gradually stabilized. Previously, Ljungberg was a full-time right midfielder, and although he also played as a small forward and forward, he rarely appeared in the middle of the midfield. The change of position is also a reason for the sharp decline in Ljungberg's goal tally. Ljungberg was even deployed in a central midfield position in the latter game, and Arsene Wenger's intention was clear, using his experience and playfulness to share the defensive pressure with Gilberto, and Ljungberg proved to have done very well in the previous games.

The combination of Cesc Fabregas and Ljungberg is now being hailed by the English media.

However, in today's game, Arsenal's midfield was strongly challenged.

The midfield duo of Carlos and Modric had a tacit understanding when they were at Sporting Gijon, and now after most of the season in Inter Milan, they have a more tacit understanding, one is responsible for defense, and the other can attack and defend well, which is a good containment of Arsenal's midfield.

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This time, Carlos stopped Cesc Fabregas' advance with a tackle and Arsenal had a chance to get a touchline ball.

Cesc Fabregas threw the ball from the touchline and after Hleb chested the ball, he passed the ball to Ljungberg, who had just turned around and saw Carlos' face.

Ljungberg flicked the ball with the inside of his foot and then tried to pass it to Cesc Fabregas.

Carlos made a precise judgment as he reached out and the ball jumped, and then the Spaniard got ahead of Ljungberg to keep Ljungberg out and sweep the ball past Luka Modric.

Luka Modric played the ball quickly.

Straight up the ball, Juan Mata chested the ball and continued to accelerate, using his speed past Gilberto Silva to get past Eboue before he could get on it and out laterally.

Modric had already run in place and the ball made a transition in his place, with Modric sending the ball straight down the right again.

Figo leads the ball with his left foot, and then, with a slight pause with his right foot, prepares to pass the ball.

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Inter's attack was extremely fast, the football flowed smoothly, from the middle to the left, then to the middle, and then to the right, tearing a hole in the Arsenal defence.

Seeing Figo take the ball, Adriano, who was originally in the penalty area, turned around and ran out of the penalty area, while raising his hand to ask for the ball.

Figo's football came over at the right time.

Adriano received the football!

"Adriano, Arsenal's defenders should be careful!" the commentator shouted, Adriano's recent form is really hot, before the game, the English media reminded Arsenal to be careful of this Brazilian fierce player.

Arsene Wenger is obviously well aware of Adriano's horror, and had a special warning before the game, seeing Adriano get the ball, Arsenal's defense is like a big enemy.

Arsene Wenger has deployed Senderos to mark Adriano today, with high hopes for the Swiss defender.

Senderos saw Adriano running out of the box, and he quickly followed.

His idea was very direct, taking advantage of the opportunity that Adriano had just taken the ball, to find a way to break the ball.

However, Senderos soon realised that his plan would not be achieved, as he felt as if he was facing a wall: Adriano protected the ball so well that he had no chance to stab the ball from behind.

However, Senderos still has some confidence in his heart at this time, because Adriano has his back to the goal, as long as the Brazilian is not allowed to turn his body, his threat is greatly reduced.

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Adriano held the ball at his feet, his body leaning to the left and looking like he was about to turn around.

Sendros leaned in immediately!

But as soon as he pounced back, he felt a huge pressure!

This Brazilian in front of him is like a wall, a mountain, leaning towards him!

Absolute brute force!

Strong Physique!

Adriano's turnaround breakthrough was nothing fancy, he kept in mind the advice of head coach Leon and used his strong force to crush the Swiss!

So, this time, Adriano chose the most aggressive way to turn and break through!

He's leaning in!

When Adriano turned around, he leaned back, directly pressed on Senderos's body, and then used Senderos's body as the support axis and turned directly one hundred and eighty degrees!

Sendros knew what Adriano was going to do, and he wanted to stop it, but he found himself completely suppressed in this physical confrontation!

The Swiss defender watched Adriano take him as the axis and successfully forced a turn!

Absolutely suppressed!

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"Adriano, turn around, beautiful, he turned!"

"Senderos! He's completely stuck! There's nothing he can do with Adriano!"

To the exclamations of the commentators, Adriano completed the turn, and at the same time, the Brazilian took the ball directly at his feet and made a slight adjustment.

Adriano adjusts the ball a little bit to the most comfortable position!

Then, just in front of the goal, the Brazilian picked up his left foot!

A powerful left-footed volley!

The ball flew up like a cannonball, one went up, and then flew straight to the top left corner of the goal!

Arsenal's German goalkeeper Lehmann reacted at the first time, and he went to save!

However, Adriano's shot was powerful, fast and at a tricky angle!

Lyman can't reach it!

When Lehmann flew to the ball and his body was still in the air, the football had already swept over the palm of his hand, crashed into the goal, and rolled up the snow-white net high!

PS: The author's grandfather is recovering well, the biggest good news.

These days, I am taking care of my children alone, going to work, and squeezing out the time code words, and I am really tired these days. Let's wait until these two or three days are over...... I hope you will understand.