The Swiss golden whistle Bussaka whistled and the game began. But just 15 seconds later, he blew the whistle that he had put in his mouth before he could spit it out.

The 40-year-old Massimo Busaka is one of the most famous referees of the day, having been the referee for AC Milan's Champions League final with Barcelona a few months ago. However, there are as many whistles as a carp crossing the river, and Busaka originally did not have one more nose than others, but he eventually became famous in history because of two things.

One is a mess. Three months ago, Busaka, who made a name for himself for blowing the Champions League final, was called in by the Qatar Football Federation to deign to play the whistle for the Qatar league season opener.

There was not much to say about the game, but when the two sides took a corner, the attackers and defenders couldn't wait for Busaka's whistle, so everyone turned their eyes to look for Busaka. It was only then that the players on the field were surprised to find that the European whistle was standing not far from the line of the big penalty area and asked for a small doppelganger, and the last trembling was also very manly.

That's a bit too unsophisticated! Players have occasionally urinated on the field, but this is the first time it has happened to a referee. Busaka later explained that he couldn't hold it back, the tide in his lower abdomen rose and fell, and he could hear the sound of the sea crying inside.

Another incident occurred a few years later and was quite controversial. FIFA referee Boussaka and the famous bald referee 'Vulture' Corina teamed up to promote VAR technology at the World Cup in Russia, and since then TV referees have changed the traditional rhythm of football matches.

Today at the Camp Nou, 15 seconds after the opening 15 seconds Busaka blew the whistle again, not to hold back the pee, but it was Stankovic who fouled him, and he pulled down Zhuo Yang.

15 seconds ago, it was Henry and Iniesta who drove the ball, Zhuo Yang turned the corner and jogged over from outside the middle circle, Da Milito tried to step forward to interfere with Iniesta's dribbling, but was blocked by Zhuo Yang.

Jose Mourinho's side did not have the 'vice' of attacking from the start, and were following the rules to form a regional plate at this time. After Zhuo Yang finished stubbling on Milito, he inserted it directly into the back of the central plate, that is, behind Stankovic and Cambiaso.

So, despite Cambiaso protecting him on the flank, Stan was very cautious to pull Zhuo Yang, who was running without the ball, because Xiaobai passed the ball.

Barcelona came up too fast, and Inter's three lines retreated slightly back, if Zhuo Yang was allowed to take the ball in the 30-meter area, the two lines of Inter's midfielder and defender who were too distinct would be used by Zhuo Yang.

Stan was not technically top-notch, but he was very tactically sophisticated, and he made the decision to commit a foul, even with a yellow card. Otherwise, wait a few more seconds and the price paid could be a red card.

In fact, there are layers in the net of Inter's retreat, but the layers are not enough to bridge each other, but it is precisely because Stankovic retreated 5 meters more and squeezed Cambiaso's space.

When he retreated, he should have been in front of the back three to form the first barrier, but Stan was seduced by Zhuoyang's curves interspersed with running positions, or also called forced, and involuntarily retreated into a line with Cambiaso, making Inter's regional restrictions appear flat, and the two lines are clearly separated and cannot be bridged.

Cesar knew Zhuo Yang well, and he saved Zhuo Yang's free kick that was a little too far into the middle, which was cleared by Lucio's big foot.

After receiving a yellow card and facing a very dangerous attack, Mourinho secretly felt bad in his heart, which was not a good sign, he couldn't sit still.

Mu Shuai secretly sighed Zhuo Yang's cleverness, in fact, the gap in Inter's formation just now was just a fleeting flash, and it was not a mistake by Stankovic, but Zhuo Yang can always make the gap between such gossamers become a flaw and magnify it to a loophole.

When four minutes later, when Zhuoyang dropped back to meet Xavi's dispatch and once again forced Stankovic to keep a comfortable distance from Cambiasso, it dawned on the boss that Barcelona would focus on this point for Inter today.

Football is a battle of wits and courage, for players and coaches alike. Jose Mourinho, a football-inspired man, immediately instructed Samuel Eto'o to drop back and defend another five metres from now on, positioning himself as a right midfielder and even alternating with right wing-back McConn.

As a result, the defensive line in midfield behind Stankovic was always four men, and the distance between them was tighter, and the gaps in the formation disappeared when defending.

Mourinho can make such an adjustment, but also because this is the Camp Nou, he can accept a draw to take a point home, and his own Inter Milan's qualifying situation is better than Barcelona's, and continuing to step on Barcelona's draw is still stable to ensure that Inter Milan finally finishes in the top two of the group.

However, for Samuel Eto'o, such a change of position is not good news, as it means that he will be farther away from the Barcelona goal when he moves from defense to attack, and there will be few real chances, especially since the Barcelona players know him so well that even a 30-metre in-cut can be difficult.

If it had been last season, Eto'o would have been furious and would have been greatly reduced in execution, but now he doesn't dare. Mourinho, like Pep Guardiola, is a coach who is very detail-oriented and has a strong personality, but in terms of domineering and domineering, Mourinho behaves externally, while Guardiola is a quiet knife behind his back.

It's all a taste that Samuel Eto'o has only figured out since he arrived at Inter Milan, and he can't afford to lose the chance to redeem himself and fight back against Barcelona.

Samuel Eto'o's pace is superb, allowing him to drop back, or maybe it's because Mourinho wants to make the counter-attack more sudden, but Da Milito is the main point of scoring in his heart, Eto'o is not.

But before Samuel Eto'o could figure out his new role, Barcelona scored.

In the 16th minute, Inter Milan won the ball at the back from defense to attack, and the football passed from the feet of McCone to Eto'o, and he chose to transfer to Stankovic under the pressure of Keita, which was a normal decision, but it was recovered in time by Zhuo Yang and Busquets combined to break the ball.

There was a little bit of confusion and unreasonable position, Zhuo Yang seized this opportunity to break forward ten meters and then split sides, and then, he disappeared, hiding out of thin air.

Xavi took the ball and walked in the middle, attracting Zanetti and then splitting Alves again, and the Brazilian right-back, who had been on the side, suddenly crossed 45°.

IN FACT, SUCH A CROSS OPERATION IS NOT IN LINE WITH GUARDIOLA'S TACTICAL REQUIREMENTS, AND IF THOSE BARCA PLAYERS FROM THE RAMASIA LINE SEE IT SEVERAL TIMES, THEY WILL KNOCK BACK XAVI TO RE-TIKI-TAKA, BUT ALVES IS NOT SO 'DOGMATIC'.

The key point is that today Guardiola gave Alves and Coffee Maxwell the right to make a decision on the spot, and they can choose to pass the ball behind him or go straight to the hang.

Zhuo Yang, who had disappeared just now, suddenly appeared behind Lucio, followed by a remnant of smoke that strangely condensed from in front of Samuel. As the ball roared to the ground, the angry football was pushed into the corner of the goal, and Cesar could no longer recover.

Lucio and Samuel Eto'o didn't feel it obviously, but the other old Inter players seemed to see Inzaghi at this moment.

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