Braniff has a terrible personality, but there is no denying his genius, he is an all-round player, and on his own, he is good enough to mix in the Premier League and become one of the top players.

After blessing the effect of "Words and Spirits" and having excellent dribbling skills, he can even dominate the court and become one of the best players in the midfield.

The goal belonged to Sneijder.

But after the goal, almost all commentators were raving Branifer's performance, "What a genius to play, he grabbed almost all the attention of the defence." ”

"This is Braniff, one man can pull the whole backline!"

"Watch in slow motion...... This ball? Who would have thought it was passed backwards? Probably Sneijder saw the ball coming, and he couldn't react a little, but fortunately he seized the opportunity! ”

"Judging from this goal, Braniff and Sneijder work together very well, and the Dutchman has quickly integrated into the team!"

'Sneijder is brilliant and he scores beautifully, but he's still a lot worse than Braniff who shines all over the pitch!'

"The goal belongs to Sneijder, and it belongs to Kevin Braniff!"

“……”

Some media outlets are also starting to worry about the game, and they are also counting on Everton to win Millwall and end their unbeaten run.

Now Millwall is ahead!

So does Everton still have a chance to win? The vast majority of the media are pessimistic, if they have not scored, they can still count on Everton to break out and suddenly score a game to win the game, but when they are behind, the goal is at most equal, and it is too demanding to win.

The media who support Arsenal and a small number of Arsenal fans who follow the game are even more depressed, they don't know that Millwall and Arsenal share an unbeaten record, and even say that Millwall has a chance to surpass the record set by Arsenal, and when it comes to the unbeaten record in the Premier League in the future, everyone will talk about Millwall's name, and as for the brilliant record created by Arsenal, it will soon become the dust of history.

That's the cruelty of football!

Everyone can remember the "first", but it is difficult for anyone to remember the second.

The second is pointless.

on the pitch.

Everton felt very depressed, they always felt that the performance was good, defensively, the pressure was not too much, I didn't expect the opponent to have this kind of performance, the ball just now looked back very weak.

What a genius Braniff is!

Even the Everton players lamented that they had no choice but to continue to play according to tactical requirements, and hoped that the front court could give a little bit of strength and find an opportunity to score a goal to equalize.

The pressure on the frontcourt players suddenly increased.

Cahill is one of them.

Cahill is an Australian international who was dug into England and then played in the lower leagues, Moyes valued his quality and has risen quickly since arriving at Everton, and has now become an absolute mainstay at Everton.

Cahill is well aware that he can't be the best in the world because he's 28 years old.

28 years old!

At this age, he is already at the peak of his career, and most of the transfers are to worse teams, and he can only play as a substitute at most when he goes to the giants, and there is no time to "prove himself" again.

Gary Cahill is happy with his career, he is the best player in Australia, he didn't grow up in a top football environment, and he can grow up to this point, which is already quite good.

No matter how much he can accept the situation, he is also competitive, and Cahill likes to compare with his opponents in the same position.

Most of the time, he wins.

Even Paul Scholes, who plays for Manchester United, Frank Lampard and Ballack of Chelsea, and Gerrard Gerrard of Liverpool, are not much better than themselves, let alone other clubs, Cahill feels that he is not the top star, and his technical ability is not much worse.

Now it's a comparison with Sneijder and Braniff.

Sneijder is better, even if there is a goal, it is not a big deal, it can only be said that Millwall's overall strength is stronger and can create more opportunities for the front, Everton is much worse than that, and it will be too difficult to find a player in the frontcourt.

Braniff ......

After only a few dozen minutes of play, Cahill knew that he was not as good as Branifer, and he didn't have much advantage in his body, and the gap between the two skills was too big.

This Irishman's style of play, just like a Spanish player, a South American, is a player with a technical style, the technique at his feet is very flexible, and he often plays beautiful passes, this alone is nothing, the key opponent also has a "British style", and the body is also very strong, not afraid of confrontation with opponents at all, and occasionally passing people does not need flexible skills at all, completely relying on explosiveness.

In short, when it is time to use technology, use technology, and when it is time to use the body, use the body.

This is Braniff.

Such an opponent can almost be said to be insoluble.

Cahill was ashamed of himself.

Everton shrunk their defence, Gary Cahill kept dropping, and the defensive Branifer felt a headache and understood the feelings of his teammates at the back.

Cahill refused to admit defeat.

This time it was still in the middle, still a drop-back defense, and Cahill faced Braniff again, and he rushed straight over to fight Braniff for speed.

Braniff was about to start a strong run, and Cahill ran hard to intercept.

Braniff suddenly slowed down, Cahill was vigilant and kept an eye on the ball at his feet, and suddenly the football disappeared from front of his eyes, Cahill instantly twisted his waist to the left, and was about to turn around to block the ball, and the next moment he found that the ball was on the other side.

What's going on?

"Hula......"

Cahill couldn't see it, the others saw it clearly, and there was a loud cheer from the crowd as the fans praised Branifer's performance.

Just as Braniff slowed down, his left foot stepped over the ball, and his right heel seemed to be ready to use his heel, knocking from behind to the left, and with an instant twist of his waist, he stepped sideways over the ball with his right foot and kicked the ball to the right with the surface of his foot.

Cahill was completely deceived!

By the time the Australian realised he had been deceived, Simpson on the right had already got the ball and rushed forward quickly.

"Stop him!"

Cahill shouted.

Without Cahill's reminder, Jagielka on the wing had already rushed over, but Cahill had just twisted his waist and couldn't do anything at all, taking advantage of the time difference, Braniff readjusted his center of gravity, rushed past Cahill, and received a return pass from Simpson.

Cahill has been passed!

A Cahill seemed to be nothing, he was Everton's central midfielder, but because Cahill was on the defensive, Neville opted to assist and he came to intercept Branif, causing Livermore, who was following him, to run out of space.

Braniv doesn't hesitate to cross!

"Bang!"

The next moment, the Everton players once again saw what a real "pitch heavy gunner" is, Braniff's pass was more like a cannonball, and Livermore ran to the position and directly hit the goal with a powerful kick.

The ball struck a bolt of lightning and sprinted quickly towards the Everton goal.

Howard made a save, but more subconsciously, powerless to change anything, and could only watch the ball fly into the goal for the second time.

The ball is in!

"Livermore! David Livermore! He scored his second goal for Millwall! A powerful volley from the perimeter! ”

The cheers at Neil Stadium rang out again.

Millwall celebrated.

In the Everton dugout, David Moyes watched the game and felt a little unresponsive, he was still thinking about the goal just now, thinking about Braniff's wonderful performance, thinking that Sneijder could score the ball directly.

And then...... Braniff has a second assist?

Livermore!

This guy is something to focus on, Moyes stressed it many times before the game, but it didn't seem to work, or rather, Braniff was too good to create a great opportunity for Livermore.

Helpless!

Looking at the score on the scoreboard, Moyes also felt very powerless, he had already taken the game very seriously, and the whole team was very serious about preparing for the game, but in the end he was poured two goals.

Can this be said that Everton is not playing well?

No!

Millwall is too strong, really too strong, especially the midfielders, players in all positions, it seems a little inconspicuous, but each one is the best in the world, and they are perfectly combined to play an unusual power.

Not to mention Everton, not Liverpool!

Not to mention Liverpool, not Manchester United!

What about the other European powerhouses?

David Moyes looked at the pitch as if he had seen the end of the season: Millwall won title after trophy and finally stood at the top of England, Europe and the world.

What is the point of Everton's loss now?

Millwall...... If they want to create an unbeaten record, they will create it, anyway, Everton has done their best, they want to win the Premier League title for a second time, anyway, it has nothing to do with Everton.

Moyes sighed with a wry smile.

Moyes's mentality is the portrayal of the whole Everton, every player, and even the fans, feel that Millwall is too strong, the two teams are not at the same level at all, the other team's players play too well, if Braniff is exchanged to Everton, maybe the game is really played, but unfortunately Braniv is a Millwall player.

That's so unfair!

Everton is full of resentment, but unfortunately it doesn't help the game at all, Millwall still takes the initiative on the field, still poses a threat to Everton's goal, Everton also occasionally counterattacks, but the gap between the ability of the frontcourt players is too big, and it is too difficult to find good opportunities.

Fortunately, Everton's defense was not bad, and they did not concede another goal in the following period.

In the end, Millwall won 2-0.

The significance of this game is quite significant.

Millwall are unbeaten from last season to the present, equalling Arsenal's record of 49 unbeaten and will certainly be covered by the media after the game, and even the sports media across Europe.

This is no less than a big event to win the championship.

Although there is no championship trophy, the record can be remembered for a long time, such as recalling ten years ago, which team won the league championship, probably not many fans will remember it deeply, but when it comes to the unbeaten record of the Premier League, many people can think of Arsenal.

Ten years later, it's still the same.

Millwall equalled the record and have a good chance of surpassing it.

It will be a historic moment.