As Yang Yang rushed out of the pitch and celebrated as the pitch roared through the pitch, the Chelsea players rushed to referee Cantareo, who was mainly fouled in response to Liverpool's free-kick attack.

"Kuyt blocked me with his elbow, it's a foul!" Carvalho said aggrieved.

"Gerrard fouled me and he took my hand and wouldn't let me move." Ivanovich roared loudly.

"And Skrtel, that big guy pulling my shirt behind my back, you should see it." Ballack kept tugging at his jersey, as if to show the referee the palm print that Skrtel had left on it.

Spanish referee Cantareo is clearly prepared for such a situation.

As an experienced referee, he was well aware of the blow the goal had on Chelsea, and the aggregate was levelled and in theory, Liverpool only needed one more goal to turn the score around and pull off a miracle.

What's more, this miracle was much more difficult than it was in Istanbul.

It was a Champions League final, but it was on a neutral pitch, and now it's away from home, taking on a defensively capable Chelsea.

So, in this case, it is understandable that the Chelsea players rushed up to the goal without waiting for him to blow the whistle, but he did not intend to change the goal, so he kept waving his hands and shaking his head.

"I see it clearly, guys." Cantareo has signalled the Chelsea players to keep their distance from him.

'You pushed Kuyt down hard before he elbowed you and it should have been a penalty if you were going to pursue it.

"And you, you got your hands around Gerald and almost brought him down."

Cantareo finally looked at Ballack, and after thinking about it, the Germans didn't seem to have done anything, so he spread his hands speechlessly, "I can only say that if I really want to be more serious, I can blow for a foul, but it seems that it should be more of a penalty." ”

The Chelsea players were speechless, they didn't know what kind of eyes the referee had. It's outrageous to be able to see everything that happens in a split second, right?

Liverpool is known as the Spanish team of England, not only the coaching staff is Spanish, but there are also many Spanish players in the team, this Spanish referee will not want to favor Liverpool, right?

On the other side, while the Liverpool players were celebrating, they also saw that the referee did not blow the whistle for a long time, and then saw several Chelsea players surrounding him to exert pressure, and they all pounced like wolves.

Everything that happened in the penalty area just now is very fast, it can be said that it is overwhelming, but no one is cleaner than whom, which is also the norm when the set-piece is in front of the court.

Liverpool were conceded three corners at home, did they say anything?

Referee Cantareo saw the Liverpool players rushing up, and immediately took the lead to block Gerrard and others, and at the same time separated the players of the two teams, signaled that the goal was valid, and quickly dispersed, ready to restart.

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"The referee was in good control of the game."

'It's going to be a lot of emotions for the Chelsea players at this time, the Liverpool players are hot-headed, they're bent on coming back, both teams are playing with fire and it's important to separate them.

"Judging from the slow-motion replay, Yang Yang's goal is indeed good, and it is difficult to judge the wrestling of other players, but this long-distance stop can stop the ball so steadily, which is quite effective."

"Some people say that Yang Yang is the player with the strongest stopping ability in the Premier League after Bergkamp, even better than Van Persie."

"And now, Liverpool's morale is like a rainbow, and it is a great opportunity to turn the score around."

'Rather than playing against the opposition on this ball, Chelsea should think about how to stabilize their defence.

'At least, they still have a half-goal lead in their hands right now.'

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Hemispheric advantage?

For the more than 38,000 Chelsea fans in attendance, it was already terrifying.

It was only 20 minutes, and the advantage of three goals before the game was quickly shortened to one goal.

But if Liverpool scored another goal, then Chelsea would be reversed, and the team's starting tactics would be completely disrupted.

Anyone can see that Hiddink's idea in this game is to defend and counterattack, let Liverpool press out to play, and then counterattack the opponent.

But if it is reversed by Liverpool, then Chelsea's style of play will not work.

And more importantly, with the current morale and form of Liverpool, scoring goals seems to be a breeze.

Crazy Yang Yang! Crazy Liverpool!

It might even create a crazy score!

Remembering the 6-1 at Old Trafford, how could the fans at Stamford Bridge not be concerned?

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"What the hell is going on?" Abramovich could no longer sit still.

The situation before the game was very good, but the result was only 20 minutes into the game, and it was equalized by Liverpool, and it may even be reversed by the opponent scoring another goal, so how to play the next game?

I know that Liverpool can play, I know that Liverpool is iron-blooded, but I don't know that I can play to this extent.

"With the current situation, we can't hold it at all." Abramovich has been watching the game for some years, and at least he can see some doorways and see the situation on the pitch clearly.

Chelsea are now at a critical juncture, and if Liverpool were to score another goal, the good situation that Chelsea had occupied before the game would be all in vain, and could even be at a disadvantage, and the situation would be completely reversed.

'We should now find a way to stabilize the defence and not let Liverpool's opening attack disrupt the rhythm. Terry seems to be calm and analyzes that he is also very worried about the situation facing the team right now.

It is said that it is to be defended, but one of Chelsea's best defensive lines has been placed in the starting lineup, and in this case, the adjustments that the team can make are actually very limited, even if Hiddink has enough courage and courage to make substitutions after the opening of the first half, remove an attacking player, and add defense, it may not be able to stabilize.

But if you don't defend, Liverpool's offensive will become more and more fierce until Chelsea is completely swallowed.

With the pace of the opening kick-off and the momentum Liverpool showed, it may be difficult for Chelsea to hold on.

What to do?

It's a tricky puzzle.

But at this time, in front of the home team's coach's box, Hiddink suddenly turned around and shouted at the bench.

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"Anelka!"

'Chelsea can't wait for the first substitution!'

'Hiddink was obviously forced by the situation on the pitch and had to make a substitution in the 20th minute of the first half, which was quite surprising indeed, but it was also a sign of Hiddink's boldness.

"Substitutions at this time, if adjusted properly, can indeed interrupt Liverpool's attack."

"He replaced No. 21 Kalou with No. 39 Anelka."

"With a striker, I replaced a striker, I don't know what Hiddink's specific intention is in this substitution?"

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Not only the on-site commentators couldn't understand it, but the fans at the scene couldn't understand it, and the Liverpool players themselves couldn't understand it.

Generally speaking, unless the situation on the pitch is very bad, the manager generally does not make a non-injury substitution in the first half, because it is a negation of the starting players and a negation of their own starting tactics.

But Hiddink resolutely chose to make a substitution at this time, and he also replaced the team's top scorer Anelka, which is tantamount to telling everyone that he has played his hole cards in advance.

It's also a risk, because if the cards don't work out as expected, it will be a terrible blow to the home team's players.

Of course, there is a good chance that it will work, otherwise, Hiddink would not have put Anelka on the bench.

Therefore, Liverpool's side is also like a big enemy, and they dare not be careless.

'Pick yourself up and defend a little bit, especially on the left side.

Rafa Benitez loudly reminded the players on the pitch that they were on the lookout for changes at Chelsea.

Others may not know, but Benitez himself knows very well that Hiddink is gambling with his life.

The 3-1 win in the first leg gave Chelsea the advantage, with everyone believing that only a miracle could save Liverpool.

But in the second leg, Liverpool played a tidal attack from the opening and scored two goals in 20 minutes.

By this point, Chelsea's chances of progressing to the last four were shaky, and the advantage they had grabbed in the first leg had all but been lost, with the only advantage being on away goals.

For Chelsea, defending may not be able to hold on, as their strongest defensive line-up is already on the pitch.

So, Hiddink judged the situation, decisively made substitutions, and adopted another way, that is, attacking for attacking, using Anelka to fight with Liverpool to attack, and let it go.

Benitez himself has to admit that Hiddink's hand is indeed very courageous and very good.

Liverpool need a goal now, but the team's defence is not solid while the team is attacking at a fast pace.

Malouda, Didier Drogba and Nicolas Anelka, who will play an important role in the counter-attack, will be the big enemies of the Liverpool defence.

In this case, Benitez did not blindly make targeted substitutions and adjustments, but signaled the players to be careful, allowing Aurelio to keep an eye on Anelka's side on the left.

The situation is great now, and if you give Liverpool a little more time and score one more goal, the situation will be completely reversed.

In this situation, how could Benitez change the way the team plays?

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Sometimes, football matches are like that, and the whole process is full of trade-offs and games.

But in the midst of rapid change, many things are unexpected.

When the game reached the 28th minute, Liverpool made a quick attack on the left side of the Chelsea penalty area, Yang Yang broke through the bottom line with the ball and crossed forward, but Kuyt failed to grab the position at the back post and turned it into a goal kick.

Chelsea served quickly, Didier Drogba fought for the first spot, and the Chelsea midfielder made a couple of passes in quick succession to the right and handed it to Anelka.

The French striker drove forward with the ball, took the initiative to find Lampard to make a wall-hitting combination, quickly forced a break down the right flank, and was forced near the corner area under the attack of two defenders, Benayoun and Aurelio, but a low cross was passed in front of the baseline.

In front of the Liverpool goal, Drogba quickly followed up and forced his feet at almost no angle.

Reina steadied himself in position and fell to the ground with his hands in his hands.

This was originally a solid defense, but I didn't expect Reyna to get rid of it.

Not only did he get rid of his hand, but the ball also turned towards his own goal. 2k reading web