But let Liverpool continue to play like this, otherwise, Arsenal's goal will be lost sooner or later.

This is not a simple tactical problem, and Liverpool's current tactics are not so unsolvable, the key is not to contain their momentum.

Either fight back with a higher momentum, or wear down the opponent's momentum, and Liverpool will have nothing to fear.

Thinking of this, Quaresma had an idea.

Or a retracement!

When Quaresma dropped back to right wing-back again, Lauren was already crying.

Why are you here again?

Although Quaresma came to this position in the first half and guided Arsenal's next attack with a long pass, but now Arsenal has been completely passive, Liverpool's attack can't be held back at all, and you still add to the chaos?

You'd better hurry up!

I beg you!

Lauren gets the ball and quickly passes it to Quaresma.

Quaresma can only get the ball at the back, turning and slowly dribbling forward along the touchline, as if he didn't mean to rush at all.

Garcia pressed up, although he didn't think he could play much of a defensive role, but even if he made a show, he obeyed the coach's command, as for whether he could defend it or not, it was a matter of Bei Bald.

However, to his surprise, Quaresma seemed to be afraid of him, turned sideways to him, stepped on the ball near the sideline, and did not look like he was about to break through.

Garcia seemed to see the magic of a new world, could it be that his hidden defensive talent was discovered by Quaresma, and he didn't dare to break through himself casually like in the first half?

Excitedly pressed up, but was stuck behind by Quaresma.

Reach the ball with your feet, but you can't reach it;

The upper body exerts force, and the arch does not move the Quaresma;

wanted to go around the front, but was turned around by Quaresma, and was almost passed, you know, Quaresma didn't make any extra moves, and didn't think about him at all;

Garcia was confused, and it didn't matter if he couldn't grab the ball, the point was that he didn't know what Quaresma was going to do.

Is it really good that the two of them are so entangled in broad daylight?

Sissoko was afraid that Garcia would suffer, so he hurriedly rushed over, compared to Garcia, Sissoko's black and hard physique was not something that Quaresma could easily crush.

However, after Sissoko and Garcia formed a back-and-forth attack, Quaresma suddenly stumbled and turned, and suddenly turned through the gap between the two, leaving the two behind him again.

It was a complete play, and at that moment, Sissoko and Garcia were about to cry!

However, just when everyone thought that Quaresma was going to rush forward, Quaresma looked up at the situation in Liverpool's half and found that only Adebayo was entangled with Liverpool's two central defenders.

With a twist, he continued to dribble the ball along the wing, and when Finnan rushed over, Quaresma turned around and rose his ass again, as if he had just copied and pasted.

Finnan's defensive ability is definitely stronger than Garcia's, but now Quaresma's posture is really not the time to test his defensive ability, and in terms of strength, he is not as good as Quaresma, who plays iron every day.

Squeezed behind Quaresma, Finnan couldn't grab the ball at Quaresma's feet no matter how hard he tried, although Quaresma didn't continue to move forward with the ball, but this posture was like a back play in basketball.

Sissoko forced it again, he and Garcia were teased just now, this time he had experience, and there was not enough space between him and Finnan at all.

After teaming up with Finnan to stop Quaresma, Sissoko stretched out his proud long legs, and this time, he actually touched the ball.

However, the actual situation was a little different from what he expected, and the ball was poked out of the touchline by him, and Arsenal won a free-kick.

Quaresma smiled and asked for the ball from the little caddie on the sidelines, who didn't want to waste time and threw the ball to Quaresma.

smiled and thanked him, and then Quaresma held the ball, not caring about the boos in the stands, and rubbed on the sidelines, although the ball had already been lifted above his head, but he kept shouting to remind his teammates to run to catch the ball, and he was a little impatient to see the referee's expression, so he threw the ball to Lauren.

Lauren didn't stop the ball and went straight to Quaresma.

Quaresma stopped the ball on the sideline, Finnan pressed up, Quaresma immediately turned around and pouted his ass again, that posture, Finnan swore that he really wanted to rush up and explode him.

Sissoko threw down Lauren and pressed it with confidence, teaming up with Finnan to pack Quaresma again, and this time, he was confident to get the ball straight away.

Then, what Sissoko never expected was that he had just forced over and stretched out his long legs, only to see Quaresma suddenly knock and knock the ball on his leg and bounce off the sideline.

At that moment, crows had already begun to fly over Sissoko's head.

Nima!

You did it on purpose!

At this time, even Sissoko, a simple-minded guy with developed limbs, could see that Quaresma had no intention of breaking through at all, and he was simply stalling for time.

In fact, Sissoko really wronged Quaresma, Quaresma's intention was not to stall for time, he just wanted to kill the momentum that Liverpool had managed to accumulate in this way.

In terms of rhythm, teasing several Liverpool players on the side again and again, and then engaging in a few sideline balls, there may be no threat at all, but after such a while, a few minutes have passed, and Liverpool has not even touched the ball.

That's what Quaresma was going to do.

Knowing that the opponent can't be stopped when he is completely outburst, why do you have to fight the opponent hard?

While Liverpool fans will be scolding Quaresma when they react, neutral fans will definitely praise Quaresma's cleverness.

It is the reckless man who resists, and the one who uses his brain is the hero!

Quaresma didn't use despicable tactics such as lying on the grass, and didn't see that most teams would use various means to kill time in the final period of the game in order not to let their opponents equalize?

As long as Quaresma doesn't make a mistake and doesn't step on the ball in his own corner area to delay time, there is no risk, and his possession of the ball is enough to ensure that the opponent's two defenders can't take the ball away.

No way, I used Rejoice, I was so confident!

If Liverpool don't have a long memory and still let Sissoko, a stupid big man, and Garcia defend themselves, then Quaresma can drag the game until the end.