Although Feng Quan's best area of activity is the two wings, when the opponent's penalty area is extremely densely defended, even if he has the confidence to spread the opponent's wide defense, it is difficult to ensure the quality of his crosses.

In addition, due to Mourinho's arrangement of David Luiz and Mikel to guard the front of the penalty area, even if Feng Quan can force an inside shot with his super individual ability, it is difficult to pose a lethal threat to Chelsea's goal under the collective interference of the opposing players.

Even if it is difficult for the positional attack to really tear apart the opponent's defence, Feng Quan can still carry out Diego Simeone's plan B, which is to attack from set-pieces.

As a result, Feng Quan began to constantly look for opportunities in various areas of the front, and suddenly used his breakthroughs on both flanks to disrupt Chelsea's defence; Suddenly, look for opportunities in the middle for a long-range shot from the outside or into the opponent's penalty area.

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Although Mourinho made a more careful plan for Feng Quan before the game, when the game really started, he found that Feng Quan is even more difficult to deal with now than Xiao Luo at his peak.

Although Feng Quan's foot skills are not as delicate as Xiao Luo's, and there is a big gap in his imagination in kicking, he has the speed advantage of the rival, and the physical confrontation ability that does not belong to any of the world's top central defenders.

Therefore, even if Chelsea has set up a "containment group" for Feng Quan, it is still difficult to really limit his dribbling breakthroughs.

However, because Mourinho had warned his players before the game that he could use foul tactics to stop Feng Quan's dribbling breakthrough, Chelsea players would not hesitate to choose to foul whenever they were rid of Feng Quan.

With the likes of John Terry, Gary Cahill and David Luiz in their squad for headers, Chelsea are not worried that Atletico Madrid's set-piece attacks could pose too much of a threat to their own goal.

Of course, within 20 to 28 metres of the goal, with the middle of the pitch facing the goal, Chelsea players are reluctant to give the opponent a free-kick opportunity even if they let the opponent shoot from a distance, after all, there are many players in the Atletico Madrid team who have the ability to score from a free-kick.

Although Mourinho's pre-match set-up covered almost everything that could happen in the game, when the first half was 19 minutes into the game, there was a scene he didn't expect.

At that time, Feng Quan immediately made a long-range shot after completing the inside cut from the right side, but when Mikel stretched out his foot to block the shooting route, Feng Quan used his left foot to dunk the ball to the right front, ready to continue to break through.

Since the wind was on the right side of the penalty area, Ashley Cole, who had been quickly chased back by the wind after getting rid of it, was worried that he would dribble into the box, so he chose to tackle him directly from the side.

Moments before Ashley's foul, he saw Diego Costa, who had been lying in ambush at the penalty spot, suddenly move to the left side of the penalty area, drawing the attention of Gary Cahill and David Luiz at the same time. In this way, the wind that has escaped Mikel will face Terry's defence head-on.

Terry's defensive ability and game experience are unquestionable, but in one-on-one situations, he is no match for Feng Quan.

Therefore, paying the price of a yellow card ruined a very likely attack by Feng Quan, and the foul position was not conducive to Feng Quan's direct shot on goal, which was well worth it in Ashley Cole's own opinion.

In fact, even Jose Mourinho on the sidelines praised Ashley Cole's "timely foul". If Feng Quan does get a chance to get his feet in the box, then the Chelsea goal could be very dangerous.

Although the distance between Ashley Cole's foul and the goal is about 25 meters, due to the relatively right-hand position, it is not suitable for a direct shot if the penalty is taken by a right-footed player.

However, since the two left-handers in the Arena of Madrid, Saul and Felipe Luiz, are not very good at taking free-kicks, Gabi, the team's number one free-kicker, is ready to take the free-kick.

Just as Gabi was placing the football, Feng Quan, who had caused the foul, suddenly came to his side and whispered a few words to him.

Immediately afterwards, Gabi, who had placed the football securely, pushed aside.

Although this free-kick from the right is not suitable for a right-footed player to shoot directly, when goalkeeper Cech saw Feng Quan actually standing behind the left side of the ball, he subconsciously thought that the opponent might choose to shoot directly.

As a result, Cech, who was already ready to attack and receive the high ball, quickly retreated to the goal line and ordered the four teammates who had built the wall to move slightly to the left to prevent the opponent from shooting directly at the goal.

Seeing that the Chelsea team's defensive arrangement was all ready to command, the referee on duty immediately signaled that Feng Quan could start the penalty.

Immediately after running forward, Feng Quan quickly swung backwards to form a full bow, then swung forward sharply, and then used the inside of his right foot to make an extremely strong curling ball.

The moment Feng Quan's right foot swung from back to front, the four Chelsea players who formed the wall jumped up with all their might, but the ball kicked by Feng Quan did not pass over their heads, but flew over Ramirez's shoulder on the far right side of the wall.

Just when goalkeeper Petr Cech thought that Feng Quan's shot would fly straight off the line, the football suddenly drew an extremely obvious arc in mid-air after bypassing Ramirez and flew towards the Chelsea goal.

Although Cech swooped towards the right side of the goal the moment he saw the ball suddenly change course, the ball grazed the post and turned into the net before his left hand arrived.

Since most people didn't expect Feng Quan to choose to shoot directly at that position and still score the ball, when the referee blew the whistle to signal that the goal was valid, the more than 50,000 home fans at the scene still couldn't believe what was happening in front of them.

It wasn't until the goal was scored that Feng Quan ran frantically to the sidelines, and then slid to his knees in front of head coach Diego Simeone, that the fans came to their senses and jumped up from their seats to celebrate Feng Quan's incredible goal in various ways.

Compared with these Spanish fans who were slow to react, Deng Xuan, who was in charge of the commentary of the game, shouted excitedly the moment the football entered the goal: "It's incredible!" With Atletico Madrid dominating but unable to find the back of the net, Feng Quan unexpectedly knocked on the door of Chelsea with a brilliant full moon scimitar. ”

"Judging from the slow-motion replay, Feng Quan's free-kick today was even more difficult than the incredible goal scored by Robert Carlos at the 1997 France Four Nations Invitational."

"Because the position of the free kick is obviously a little right, I want to bypass the blocking of the human wall, and make the goalkeeper mistakenly think that the football will fly directly out of the bottom line, and the football must draw a larger arc in the air to do it."

"I can't think of any other word to describe Feng Quan's goal other than 'magical'!"