In the next game, Bayer Leverkusen was locked in a difficult decision.

On the one hand, it's humiliating to be three goals down at home, they have to attack, they have to score.

On the other hand, Cheng Hai's threat is quite large, and they must allocate manpower to guard Cheng Hai, and the defenders dare not easily step forward to participate in the assist.

Moreover, in the case of attacking and defending, the defense is bound to be insufficient.

If they go all out to keep an eye on Cheng Hai, it will give Lewandowski, Gotze and others a chance, just like the first two conceded goals.

They can't completely stop defending Lewandowski and others, and they are bound to mark Lewandowski and others, but in this way, the defensive strength against Cheng Hai will be weakened, just like the goal just lost.

As a result, after the game restarted, Leverkusen's formation seemed to be much more fragmented.

Attacking players want to get as close to the Dortmund penalty area as possible and shoot with the ball.

The defenders stayed in their own half, almost not daring to take a step beyond Lei Chi, for fear of being overside or broken through by Cheng Hai to form a single goal.

At the same time, they did not dare to relax their precautions against Lewandowski, Gotze and others.

As a result, Bayer Leverkusen's formation looked disjointed and began to be visibly suppressed by Borussia Dortmund in terms of midfield control.

After winning the midfield, Dortmund naturally had more attacking opportunities.

Cheng Hai is also a good choice: if you have the opportunity, you can break through the goal by yourself, and if you don't have the opportunity, you will make the ball for your teammates.

Cheng Hai's full-value off-ball running and stopping, dribbling, and short passing skills are quite handy even in the front court.

Running off the ball makes it easier for him to spot gaps and get into them to catch the ball.

The stopping technique allows him to stop the ball perfectly, and in many cases, he can even directly use the timing of the stop to break through with the stop.

A full-value dribble allows him to keep the ball as much as possible when surrounded by scrambles and not be broken or poked by opposing players.

Short passes allow him to get the ball to the perfect place when he doesn't have a chance to break through or shoot, creating opportunities for his teammates to shoot.

Because Cheng Hai had just scored a goal, the Leverkusen players couldn't help but focus their main defensive attention on him.

As a result, in the 33rd minute, Cheng Hai took the ball and used his attraction to attract three pharmaceutical players.

Then Cheng Hai passed the ball out and sent it to Gundogan's feet.

Because Cheng Hai attracted too many players to grab the ball, other places naturally exposed gaps.

So, after Gundogan smashed the ball to dodge the pharmaceutical players who grabbed it, he sent the ball into the penalty area.

Shinji Kagawa, who was inserted into the penalty area on the side, volleyed the ball without stopping without being defended, and almost scored again, but unfortunately the angle was slightly right, and it was saved by goalkeeper Leno, and then was kicked out of the penalty area by the pharmaceutical player to clear the siege.

Even if the ball didn't go in, Shinji Kagawa's shot still left the pharmaceutical players and fans in horror and terrified.

Then, they couldn't help but pay attention to the running positions of Shinji Kagawa, Lewandowski, Gotze, Gundogan and others, for fear that they would run out of the gap to get a shot and send the ball into their own goal.

As a result, when they strengthened their defense against Shinji Kagawa and others, Cheng Hai got another chance.

In the 39th minute, Cheng Hai withdrew from the penalty area, received a pass from Schmelzer outside the penalty area, first used his breakthrough skills to break through the opponent's midfielder, and then after seeing the goalkeeper Leno standing a little to the right, about 26 meters away from the goal outside the penalty area, suddenly rounded his big leg and shot with his feet.

You must know that Cheng Hai's current shooting power is full value, and his skills in using power are perfect, as long as conditions permit, he is enough to hit the world's highest ball speed in the world.

And this time, Cheng Hai did hit an earth-shattering world wave shot.

About 26 meters away from the goal outside the penalty area, Cheng Hai made full efforts and rounded his big legs to make an earth-shattering violent long-range shot.

The ball flew into the air, skimmed past the calf of the pharmaceutical player Rolfes who flew to the bullet hole, swept diagonally above the head of the pharmaceutical defender Kadlec who tried to clear the ball with a header, and slashed a faint parabola through the air like a cannonball towards the top left corner of the Leverkusen goal.

In addition to the shooting power, Cheng Hai's shooting skills are also full value.

Although the accuracy of the shot outside the penalty area is not as high as that of the shot in the penalty area, when Cheng Hai shot just now, he just broke through a player on the opponent and shot with his feet when he was unguarded.

Therefore, although his shot did not go straight to the corner, the angle was not small, and the speed was super fast.

Even if there is no arc, it is not easy for the goalkeeper to save the ball.

And Leverkusen's goalkeeper Leno did not play exceptionally this time, he was a little on the right side, and Cheng Hai's shot was too fast, causing him to run to the center of the goal and just take off to pounce, and the ball flew into the goal more than a meter in front of his palm.

In the 39th minute of the first half, Cheng Hai scored a long-range goal with a groundbreaking kick from outside the penalty area, in addition to extending the score between the two sides to 4-0, Cheng Hai also scored a brace, and his annual total goals in 2011, including club and national team official matches, reached 85 goals, equaling the world record of 85 goals set by Gerd Muller in 1972.

The moment the ball flew into the goal frame, the entire Bayer Arena was in a boil, and thousands of Dortmund away fans erupted into tens of thousands of voices.

On the commentary seat, dozens of commentators from different national TV stations blushed and shouted in the loudest voices and different languages:

“Tooooooooooooooooooooooor……”

“Goooooooooooooooooooal……”

"The ball went in, it went in, it went ......"

"Cheng Hai has scored again!"

"On the 85th goal, Cheng Hai scored his 85th goal of 2011, tying the world record of 85 goals set by Gerd Müller in 1972!"

"It's an earth-shattering goal!"

"Cheng Hai tied Gerd Muller's world record with a world wave!"

"Genius, miracle!"

"I can't describe how I feel at this moment!"

"We are witnessing the birth of a football myth!"

"Cheng Hai, who is only 19 years old, has equaled the world record of goal machine Gerd Muller!"

"And this game is not over yet, the second half of the game has just begun, Cheng Hai will not only definitely set a new record, but also have the potential to improve the annual total goal record to more than 100 goals in triple figures!"

"It's a crazy, unbeatable record that I never even thought I could have imagined! Gerd Muller's 85 goals of the year have been thought to be a miracle that modern football cannot surpass. ”

"Unexpectedly, Cheng Hairu, a peerless genius born out of nowhere, equaled this record at the age of 19, and will definitely surpass him and create his own world record!"

"This is the moment that belongs to Cheng Hai, the night that belongs to Cheng Hai, and the day that belongs to Cheng Hai!"

Yes, at this moment, Bayer Arena, the home of Bayer Leverkusen, belongs to Cheng Hai.

Not only the thousands of Dortmund fans and Cheng Hai's fans were applauding, cheering, and screaming for Cheng Hai, but even some Leverkusen fans also had admiration in their eyes and sent tribute applause to Cheng Hai.

Although Cheng Hai led Borussia Dortmund to a 4-0 lead over Bayer Leverkusen, they were extremely embarrassed.

However, Cheng Hai's achievement of scoring 85 goals of the year and tying the world record of Gerd Muller still made some fans who really love football feel sincere admiration and sent him polite applause.

This does not conflict with their status as a pharmaceutical fan.

During the game, whether to scold Cheng Hai or scold, should he be booed or given, but when Cheng Hai has achieved such results, sending polite applause is a love and tribute to the sport of football.

Cheng Hai on the field was also quite excited, and had a fierce celebration with his teammates, and even goalkeeper Weidenfeller rushed up from the backfield to congratulate Cheng Hai on the world wave of the world record.

After Cheng Hai and his teammates finished celebrating and the game restarted, the commentators and guests were still talking about the ball just now.

In addition to discussing the significance of Cheng Hai's ball, there is also the speed of the ball.

Whether it is the shot they saw with their own eyes or the replayed goal video, Cheng Hai's ball speed was quite fast, so that the goalkeeper Leno had just left the ground and the ball had already flown into the net.

Many people speculated that Cheng Hai's shot may have exceeded 100 km/h.

Just a pretty staggering number.

In terms of ball speed of 100 km/h, that is 10,000 seconds, and the speed of seconds has reached the second.

In other words, when Cheng Hai's shot was about 26 meters away from the goal, Cheng Hai's shot only took 1 second from the time the ball left his foot to the time it flew into the goal.

No wonder Leno had just reacted when the ball flew far in front of his palm and into the back of the net.

In the eyes of the commentators, the speed of Cheng Hai's world wave is even more than 100 km/h.

But now they don't have accurate numbers, just look at the statistics of professional institutions, maybe they won't get their hands until halftime.

Not only were the commentators and guests shocked by Cheng Hai's world wave, but the Leverkusen players were even more mentally unbalanced by Cheng Hai's world wave and world record, and almost did not launch any decent attacks in the next few minutes.

You know, they're 4-0 down at home!

If you don't seize the time to attack and score, you will be in a trance there, and it will inevitably be a hole in the defensive line.

Fortunately, Cheng Hai's goal still made them subconsciously defend Cheng Hai.

Although Lewandowski got a chance to shoot in the box in the 43rd minute, it was a pity that his shooting skills were not as good as Cheng Hai's, and finally the ball missed the post.

One minute of stoppage time, the referee blew the whistle for the end of the first half, and the two sides went into the break with a score of 0-4, with Borussia Dortmund leading by four goals.