Marchena has a fiery temper and a lot of fouls on the field: Marchena was sent off just 47 seconds after the opening game against Osasuna FC in Valencia this season, making him the fastest person in Valencia history to be sent off; On March 6, 2007, Valencia played Inter Milan in the Champions League, and the two teams clashed after the game. Navarro was at odds with a number of Inter players, and the two clubs were fined €100,000 by UEFA afterwards, with Marchena himself banned for four games.

Anyway, with just a little bit of spark, this guy will blow up.

"Attention, this has to be noticed." Fang Jue knocked on the small blackboard again.

……

"We saw Coach Ibiza Fangjue shake hands with Villa." Dolores said with a smile, "During the European Championship, Coach Fang Jue turned into a die-hard fan of Villa, if it weren't for the fact that Ibiza was just a small team, we would almost think that he was going to recruit Villa to play in his team." ”

The camera gives a close-up, in the player's corridor, Ibiza manager Fang Jue and the away team's leading goalscorer David. Villa shook hands, and the two chatted a few words, and it seemed that the atmosphere was very good.

The game is about to begin, and the starting line-ups of both sides are played on live TV footage.

Away Valencia line-up:

Goalkeepers: 13-Reina;

Backline: 11 - Del Horno, 20 - Alexis, 4 - Albiol, 23 - Miguel;

Midfielders: 5 Marchena, 6 Albelda, 22 Edu;

Forwards: 16-Mata, 10-Angulo; 7 - Villa;

Ibiza starting line-up:

Goalkeepers: 13-Bravo;

Backline: 2-Bolaruz, 15-Hummels, 3-Koscielny, 16-Alba;

Midfielders: 5-Clemente, 8-Greno, 7-Mata, 17-Reuss, 10-Deisler;

Forwards: 9 - Lewandowski.

"The biggest change in Ibiza's squad today is in the midfield position, Makelele is suspended for accumulating yellow cards, Clement starts, which is not surprising, the biggest surprise is that Modric did not start, Fang Jue chose Grenor to start, Clement and Grenou, the two players he single-handedly promoted in La B B to start together, this choice is surprising." Dolores commented on the starting line-up.

Ceballos suddenly sighed softly.

"What's wrong?" Fang Jue asked.

"I'm not very reassured of Grenor." Ceballos voiced his concerns, "This guy is always on the pitch and often clashes with opponents. ”

Ceballos said it more tactfully, if Grenor had a conflict with the other party, it would be beaten.

This guy has a broken mouth and likes to talk trash, and the media has criticized this, however, Ceballos has a different opinion on this, and in Ceballos's opinion, Grenore may not really mean it, this guy is just a broken mouth.

Fang Jue glanced at Ceballos, "I have already told Grenaud that he will play honestly today." ”

In fact, there are many players who like to talk trash talk, and Materazzi is the representative, but the effect varies from person to person, professional players have never experienced anything, and they are basically immune to trash talk.

If it weren't for Modric's physical discomfort, if it weren't for Marchena's reputation for his violent temper and provocative provocation, Fang Jue would not have used this card.

……

The game had begun, and Fang Jue was sitting in the coach's seat, pondering a person.

He's thinking about Valencia manager Unai Emery.

The new season has been played three rounds, and Real Madrid and Barcelona have disappointed with their performances, but it is Valencia, who had a poor performance last season, that has made everyone's eyes shine.

Fang Jue is also interested in the new Valencia coach.

Not only did he watch Valencia's recent game footage repeatedly, but he also had Emery's detailed profile and a closer look at the man.

Like those academy managers who 'have a third-rate body and a first-class ball quotient', Unai Emery, who was unknown as a player, has 'been amazing' since he started coaching.

Emery's career is a story of the struggle of a small person full of magical realism. Unai Emery's coaching talent was first recognized during his time at Almeria, where he led the team to a strong performance before being poached by Valencia.

Despite the fact that his hometown of Ancient Ipscua is a stone's throw from Seville, Emery has very different personality traits from the Andalusians. In a city that has produced three great operas, Emery is more of a workaholic, researching game videos and tactical materials and personally preparing USB sticks full of "homework" for each player before the game is his greatest hobby.

"This is a guy who likes to figure things out and think about tactics." This is the label that Fang Jue put on Emery.

Unai Emery attaches great importance to attacking and defending on both sides of the team, and Fang Jue noticed that Unai Emery seems to be very interested in the role of the two full-backs, who believes that the full-backs are the key to his wing-wing attacking system, and when the team moves from defending to attacking, he will ask the full-backs to quickly move forward to become two wing-backs, while the two wingers or wing-backs should move closer to the middle to make room for the two forward-cutting full-backs.

For Emery's tactics, Fang Jue gave his own judgment and summary: the defensive end is strong, the offensive end is elegant and free, the counterattack is galloping, and the side road is tigery.

Among them, the toughness of the defensive end, especially the importance of the midfield position.

Specific to today's game, Fang Jue directly found Valencia's 'pulse': Marchena.

……

From the first minute of the game, the game was intense.

Unai Emery took a closer look at Ibiza's game and tactics, with a particular focus on footage of Ibiza's La Liga opener's match against Atletico Madrid.

Then, Emery came to the conclusion: Ibiza is hard to do!

This is a very pragmatic coach, he is not burdened because Ibiza is a promoted horse, Valencia is a La Liga giant, Valencia is better than Ibiza in terms of ranking and strength -

Unai Emery was very decisive in formulating the tactics for Valencia for this game: to defend well.

Unai Emery's conclusion from the Atletico Madrid fiasco is that Valencia should most fundamentally ensure the stability of their formation, especially the defensive formation, and not be pulled away by Ibiza's lateral pulling.

In the Ibiza 8-3 Atletico Madrid game, Ibiza had several goals that were frequently pulled and shifted by the wings, and then tore apart Atletico Madrid's defense.

Therefore, Emery specifically pointed out that the defensive formation should be stable and not chaotic.

Of course, if it's just a passive defense, the good thing about dribbling is to play 0-0 without conceding the ball, and if you want to win away from Ibiza, you must definitely consider the attack.

Unai Emery's tactics for Valencia are to fight aggressively.

To be exact, it is a tough rush.

Emery intends to make a fuss about Deisler.

Deisler is the captain of Ibiza and is the absolute heart of Ibiza's attack, and as long as the German star is restricted, Ibiza's attacking ability will be greatly reduced.

So as soon as the game started, Deisler was immediately taken care of by the Valencia players.

Deisler soon found himself struggling to get his hands on the ball, and it was even more delusional to get a comfortable space, with at least two players to block him whenever he had the ball.

……

Fang Jue showed a hint of a smile, he had long expected Emery to use this trick.

No, to be exact, he has already defended this hand, Deisler is the core of Ibiza's attack, all opponents know this, and they will definitely make a fuss about this, Fang Jue is naturally prepared for this.

Valencia focuses on taking care of Deisler, and Fang Jue has its own countermeasures.

Ibiza has also practised in his usual training sessions how to deal with Deisler when he is heavily defended by the opposition, which is to move the ball more to Mata's feet.

Don't look at Mata more on the left wing, but, in his usual training, Mata is very active, and when needed, Mata can take on more tasks, he can go down, he can break through, he can shoot, he can pass the ball.

Move between a midfielder and a winger, or both.

Fang Jue even gave a term to the position and function that Mata plays in his notebook: the wing-forward midfielder.

It can be said that Fang Jue has long been guarding against his opponent to prevent Deisler, so in his usual training and game tactics, he has entrusted Mata with important responsibilities.

Now is the time for him to play the role of Mata.

If Deisler is to be the focus of this game, he will leave more football to Juan Mata and let the young Spaniard organise the attack.

Moreover, Fang Jue believes that Mata is definitely not short of motivation in today's game, Mata and Silva are known as the twin stars of the young generation of Spain, and because Silva is playing in Valencia, the attention is higher, which will obviously make Mata a a little unhappy, this is not a grudge, pure fragmentation is the mutual dissatisfaction between young people.

In this direct confrontation with Valencia, Mata can be said to be high-spirited, and he screamed with excitement when he learned that he would be entrusted with heavy use.

……

Ibiza immediately made an 'automatic' tactical adjustment.

As soon as Deisler found himself facing more defense, he immediately turned on the 'backup' plan, and Ibiza switched from 'Deisler Core' mode to 'Mata Core' mode.

Therefore, the commentators and spectators quickly noticed that Deisler, who used to take the ball frequently, played very concisely today, and after winning the ball, he would pass the ball out to Juan Juan as soon as possible.

At the same time, Deisler's position will drop back appropriately, while Juan Mata will be positioned closer to the box.

This obviously caught Unai off guard a little, he didn't expect Ibiza to be a duo, and the problem now is that to defend Deisler, it would have consumed a lot of Valencia's defensive attention, especially Marchena, who has now almost become Deisler's bodyguard, and now it is not only necessary to focus on defending Deisler, but also to defend Mata.

This obviously put a lot of pressure on Valencia's defence, both of whom are very strong, and Deisler needless to say, the young Juan Mata's energy, great technique at his feet and speed have also caused a lot of headaches for Valencia.

For a time, Valencia was in a dilemma.

Unai Emery's elaborate tactics for Valencia were frustrated by Ibiza's instantaneous switch to dual-core mode.

……

At this time, Emery did not notice a change in detail.

Marchena was focusing on Deisler, while Ibiza's side saw their number eight Grenaud start to come closer.

That didn't cause Emery to be wary and, in his opinion, it was the response of Ibiza's midfield, sending a player to help Deisler share the pressure.

In the 11th minute of the game, Marchena defended Desler hard, the latter went out to find Mata, Marchena stretched out his foot to break the ball without touching the football, and then in the process of chasing, he bumped into Ibiza player Grenou, and the two sides had a verbal altercation.

"It looks like Marchena is angry." David. Zamora shook her head and said, "However, in fact, it was he who hit the man first, and the anger should be Grenore and not him." ”

His commentator partner Dolores didn't speak immediately, but stared at the arena and said, "No, no, David, you're wrong, maybe there's something going on that we don't understand." ”

"What do you mean?"

"Grenor." Dolores said, "This player is not easy, this guy is a-stirring stick, you don't want to be deceived by his honest and honest appearance." ”

Three minutes later, Grenau got into a verbal altercation with Marchena again, and the referee verbally passed two men again.

Fang Jue frowned slightly, his purpose was to let Marchena eat the cards, but not to let Greno and Marchena die together, although from the strength of the two sides, Ibiza did not suffer a loss, he still earned, but it can't be calculated like this.

Ten minutes later, Marchena clashed with Grenor again after a scramble, and the grumpy Valencia defender reached out and pushed Grenau, who swore he just stretched out his hand and didn't exert much strength at all, but Grenaud fell straight down as if he had been hit by a rifle.

This caused a skirmish between the players of both sides, and the Ibiza players rushed up one by one in a state of righteous indignation, and they wanted to ask for an explanation for Grenau.

Players from both sides got into a verbal altercation.

Translated, it would be:

Why hit someone?

You've got your hands dirty! It's too much of a bully!

Do you have a reason to do it?

The referee on duty, Tarwindra, sternly warned the Ibiza captain Deisler who was angry at the protest, but he eventually agreed to the Ibiza protest and gave the 'perpetrator' Marchena a yellow card.

Fang Jue bowed slightly on the sidelines.

You're in control.

Fang Jue had imagined that there would be many situations in this game.

But there was one circumstance, which he definitely did not expect:

That was Lewandowski's outburst.