() Removing his arm can almost be said to be commonplace for Tang Wu, just twist it with skill, and the arm will "fall off".

But Tang Wu rarely used this trick in saves, first, because it was not used in many cases, and second, it was too dangerous.

With the shots of violent players like Frank Lampard, Steven Gerrard and Drogba, Tang Wu never dared to unload his arm in order to add a little save range during the save.

But in the face of Robben's shot that specializes in light pocketing the far corner and hitting the angle, this extra two or three centimeters can become the key.

Of course, there is another disadvantage to this kind of save, that is, Tang Wu can hardly make a second save in a short period of time.

Anyway, Robben's "debut shot" was saved by Tang Wu in this way. That doesn't mean Liverpool's defence can rest easy, however, Robben's presence has injected energy into the Blues' other wing.

The midfield trident of Duff, Frank Lampard and Arjen Robben has exhausted Liverpool's defenders on both fronts.

Tang Wu, whose head was wrapped in gauze, gritted his teeth and stuck to the door line.

That's when Liverpool have to have someone who can step up, help the team through the difficult times, and even launch a counter-attack.

Gerald can do it, and so can Owen. Unfortunately, one of the two men sat on the cold bench at Real Madrid, and the other watched the game in front of the TV in the hospital.

The times create heroes, and more often than not, the times force out heroes.

Every team needs a team spirit, otherwise the team will fall apart.

But the old captain Hyypia can't completely replace Gerrard, and at this time he needs a recognition to stand up and become the spiritual pillar of the team.

Obviously, the goalkeeper position is a perfect fit.

Tang Wu just appeared in a key position at an extraordinary time.

Under the onslaught of Chelsea's three lines, not to mention Tang Wu, Tang Liu, Tang Qi and Tang Ba, as long as they can help Liverpool defend the defensive line, they can become the core of the team.

Tang Wu knows that he is a goalkeeper, and the goalkeeper will inevitably lose the ball.

But it takes time to concede a goal!

The team has a two-goal lead, and it doesn't matter much if they concede a goal before the final whistle, at most it's a little less personal glory; But conceding now will undoubtedly make the Blues excited, and they will be able to score the Reds in succession.

So Tang Wu gritted his teeth, no matter what, he couldn't lose the ball now!

In the 50th minute of the second half, Colwill's dribble was cut off by Frank Lampard and Chelsea launched a quick counter-attack.

Left, centre, right, plus up and down, all in all, Chelsea have six routes towards Liverpool. The Blues players who had yet to score were like a flock of young eagles waiting to be fed, rushing towards the Liverpool penalty area one by one, leaving all the Reds defenders scrambling.

Frank Lampard's pass rendered Reese and Garcia's counter-attacking efforts useless, and Gudjohnsen didn't stop the ball at all after receiving the ball, and moved it directly to Robben in a wide area.

Tang Wu's face was grim, and Hyypia and the others were not as good as Makelele and Terry after all. If he gives himself a backline for the Blues, he will be confident that the two teams will be able to form a stalemate in midfield.

Chelsea's players are very good runners and frequent runs can create a lot of attacking opportunities for the team. Especially a centre-forward like Drogba, who made the Reds defenders miserable with every step.

Arjen Robben held the ball and although he was blocked, his in-cut pass was swift and penetrated the Liverpool defence once again. Drogba, who followed up in the back row, stopped the ball on the edge of the penalty area, smashed the ball, avoided the snatching Hyypia and directly hit the goal.

The ball cannonball generally flew towards the goal, Tang Wu bent his knees slightly, and pushed the ball over the crossbar with both hands.

Drogba's shot was so powerful that Tang Wu didn't want to risk holding the ball, which would very likely cause him to get out of his hands. Therefore, it is best to lift the ball off the crossbar.

When Tang Wu took the corner kick steadily, there was only a sigh left at Stamford Bridge.

It turns out that there are really people in this world who can stand alone against the entire Blues by themselves.

To be honest, Chelsea fans are not too disappointed with the goal, but every time they see Tang Wu's resolute cheeks, they are unwilling.

If the man standing here had been the same Dudek goalkeeper, Chelsea might have taken a two-goal lead by now.

Even many fans feel that it is normal for Tang Wu to be able to save high-quality shots from Blues players in a row, after all, Tang Wu was still training with these players a few months ago.

But there are still some fans who have fallen into deep despair, and they are pessimistic that even if Chelsea really knocks on the door guarded by Tang Wu in the end, what about the future? What about Chelsea when they visit Anfield?

When Tang Wu really grows up, Chelsea will eat the bitter fruit of their own suffering.

The Premier League is a fierce league, and with Tang Wu's outstanding performance, the rest of the Reds players also seem to have found the backbone, constantly colliding with Chelsea players in the midfield, fighting for every inch of land.

"Liverpool's defence has become more resolute! That's not good news! Jose Mourinho's assistant coach reminded him.

Of course, the young marshal could see it, but he didn't speak.

Arjen Robben has been substituted and there are no other players on the bench other than Joe Cole who can help the team attack.

Robben's partner Kezman in PSV Eindhoven is also a glass man, Robben is all injured, and Kezman is still recuperating. And judging by the few rounds in which Kezman has played, he has been nowhere near as threatening as he has been at PSV Eindhoven.

"Boom!"

Reese finally couldn't take it anymore and tackled Robben on the edge of the box.

This guy, who was already almost bald at a young age, knew that he was going to cut inside, but he couldn't prevent it, which made Riser feel a headache.

Stamford Bridge booed, still a little dissatisfied. After all, Reese only awarded a free-kick and didn't take out a card. Apparently the fans forgot that Tang Wu still had gauze wrapped around his head, and Drogba did not get the "punishment he deserved".

However, Liverpool fans praised this foul well, after all, Robben's interior is too annoying, and Reeser is okay to foul at the first time, so it's good not to give the opponent a more threatening position.

Frank Lampard stood in front of the ball and couldn't hit the ball from that position. It's too far away, it's still close to the side.

A curling ball crossed, hoisted the ball to the back of the penalty area, and seemed to want to use Tang Wu's position to move forward and pass Tang Wu's top.

Clever ideas combined with excellent footwork have put Liverpool's penalty area in chaos once again.

Tang Wu knew that Frank Lampard's kick-and-roll was doomed to be in vain. Because he had already started to retreat the moment Lampard got up, he had already expected Lampard to shoot straight at goal, let alone kick the ball forward.

The so-called "gap" at the back point was deliberately left for Lampard.

The poor Blues midfielder experienced for the first time the struggles of the free-kick initiators of other Premier League teams last season.

Robben's speed was up, and no one could keep up with him. His goal was to run to the spot where the ball landed and then hit it with his bare forehead.

Headers aren't Robben's forte, but that doesn't mean he can't head over, he can't head at goal.

A top-notch frontcourt "killer" can use any part of his body to create a killing machine at any moment when the opponent slips away.

Now, Robben is waiting for the moment when Tang Wu leaks the top.

Boom!

Robben's forehead hit Tang Wu's lower back, and the rapidly falling ball was already firmly held by Tang Wu in his hand.

The beautiful free-kick tactics once again achieved Tang Wu's performance, highlighting Tang Wu's decisiveness and judgment of the ball. Seeing the ball fall between the eleven fingers again, the fans in the home stand all let out a long sigh.

Alas!

Even a TOM cat wrapped in gauze is a cat with sharp movements and sharp eyes, and it will easily catch a mouse (football).

Just as the home fans were lamenting one by one, a heart-rending shout suddenly rang out in front of the Liverpool goal.

"Ah!!h

Except for the island people who shouted "with him, he, him, he" when they were hurt and painful, everyone shouted "ah" at the first time they were injured!

Tang Wu rolled over with the ball in his arms, got up from the ground and stood aside.

Looking at Tang Wu with an innocent face on the big screen on the sidelines, and then at Robben who fell to the ground in pain with his legs on his feet, Mourinho gritted his teeth: "Fake, he did it on purpose!" Joe Cole, you go warm up, quick! ”