Just six minutes into the final, Inter Milan got off to a dream start by taking advantage of an opponent's mistake to score a goal to take a 1-0 lead over Hoffenheim.

No one blamed Yankel openly, and the captain Salihovich went up to comfort him.

However, his mistake was too big a blow to the entire Hoffenheim team.

If it is an ordinary game, a mistake is a mistake, and it will be pulled back in the next game, and Hoffenheim is not without a precedent of falling behind by score and finally reversing to win.

But this is the Champions League final, and the opponent is Inter Milan.

Although it had only been a few minutes of play, Hoffenheim had already felt the defensive strength of Inter Milan.

The Italian team's defense lives up to its name, and the madman Mourinho is not in vain.

Inter Milan's defense was better, tighter and more layered than Bayern Munich's Champions League semi-finals and German Cup final.

It was difficult for Lu Wenbin to break through or run out of space to get a chance to shoot, let alone the other team members.

Therefore, even falling behind by only one goal puts a lot of psychological pressure on Hoffenheim players.

What's more, this is still a low-level mistake by his teammates, which is even more shocking.

Now, Hoffenheim is behind.

It will be too difficult for them to score against Inter Milan, equalise or even come back to win.

Fortunately, Hoffenheim also has a super striker Lu Wenbin who has scored a lot of goals, and everyone has not completely lost confidence.

After the game restarted, Hoffenheim, who was eager to equalize, continued to impact Inter Milan's half, and Lu Wenbin also continued to break through with the ball or look for gaps to find opportunities to catch the ball and shoot.

However, Inter Milan did not give Hoffenheim a chance.

They did a really good job defending, and after scoring a goal and taking the lead, the psychological pressure was released, and the players were more comfortable and playing well.

Under the blockade of Inter Milan's experienced defensive superstars such as Cambiasso, Zanetti, Lucio, and Samuel, Lu Wenbin has never been able to break through the forbidden zone.

The 20/20 dribble can make it relatively easy for him to break through one-on-one, but when the opponent has two or three people in the sandwich, and there are people on the periphery waiting for the opportunity to grab the ball, it is difficult for him to pass.

Lu Wenbin's dribbling can reach 20, and the defensive ability of Cambiaso, Zanetti and others is not low, at least 18, or even 19 points.

It's very difficult, almost impossible to score two or three or even four or five goals in a row against Inter Milan.

As for running in the gap to catch the ball, it's also difficult.

Inter Milan's defensive line is too experienced to give Lu Wenbin too much space at all.

Even when he runs out of a gap, it's often fleeting. If a teammate with the ball doesn't pass the ball in time, the opportunity slips away.

And Hoffenheim's team obviously can't live up to the world-class vision of grasping passing opportunities. Even if I saw the occasional opportunity, the quality of the pass was not up to that top-level level.

If you don't pay attention to the strength and angle, you will be cut off by the opponent.

After more than 10 minutes of the opening period, Hoffenheim only had one chance to shoot, and it was from Lu Wenbin's solo breakthrough to Ibisevic.

But Ibisevic's shot didn't hit the power and was easily confiscated by goalkeeper Cesar, who didn't even leave a corner for Hoffenheim.

Not only did the defense do well, but Inter's counter-attacks were just as sharp.

While the Hoffenheim team was anxiously pressing the attack, Inter Milan had been brewing a counterattack.

A one-goal lead is the most dangerous lead, not to mention that this is only the first half, and there is no guarantee that they will win the championship.

Therefore, under the cover of layers of defense, in fact, Inter Milan has been brewing another fatal blow to Hoffenheim.

In the 14th minute, Hoffenheim's attack, Salihovic held the ball to face McConn's defense, but he couldn't find a chance to break through.

After the aging Roberto Carlos left Real Madrid and withdrew from the major European leagues, McCone Douglas took over as the world's number one right-back.

At this time, McCone is at the peak of his career, and he can attack and defend well, and one person can cover the entire offensive and defensive ends of the right wing.

Salihovic took the ball and tried to break through him and then sent a low cross, but no matter what he feintmed, the experienced McCone remained unmoved, always firmly blocking Salihovic's path.

Then, Inter captain Zanetti also ran from the middle, and he was about to face two world-class defenders on the opposition.

There was no way, Salihovic could only give up the breakthrough, turn and pass the ball back to Gustavo, the defender in the middle of the back.

Stankovic, who was closest to Gustavo, immediately ran over to force it, and Gustavo didn't dare to stick to the ball when he saw it.

Facing the ball passed by Salihovic, Gustavo met the ball and pushed the pass, ready to pass to Eduardo on the other side, and Eduardo organized the attack.

However, Sneijder, the core of Inter's No.10 organization between Gustavo and Eduardo, guessed his passing intentions.

At the moment of Gustavo's pass, Sneijder, who was originally jogging, suddenly started to accelerate, and a fall to the ground intercepted the ball that Gustavo passed to Eduardo halfway.

At this time, the danger of this ball was not visible, because there have been many cases of such passes being intercepted by both sides before.

Gustavo's face just changed for a moment, and he was ready to rush up and fight back.

But Sneijder moves and reacts faster than he does.

Sneijder didn't kick the ball hard when he fell to the ground to intercept, so the ball was at his feet.

After blocking the ball with the instep of his foot, Sneijder immediately stood up and smashed the ball past Gustavo, who came up to counter-attack.

Sneijder then glanced up and sent the ball into the Hoffenheim half before Gustavo turned and tackled again.

At this time, with the direction and speed of Sneijder's straight stopper, the mood of the audience changed greatly.

The Hoffenheim fans were in shock, while the Inter fans and neutral fans were excited.

Because, Sneijder sent a scalpel-like straight stopper.

The Italian commentator shouted: "Sneijder's through ball, good ball!" ”

He then stood up from the commentator's bench and stared unblinkingly on the pitch, hoping that Sneijder's through ball would turn into a goal.

The German commentator shouted "danger" while praying that Hoffenheim would save the day, and the Hoffenheim fans in the stands also booed loudly, hoping to interfere with Inter's attack.

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