At the Karl Benz Stadium, the game continued.

In the next time, Lu Wenbin experienced De Jong's beast waist defensive style.

De Jong's interceptions and tackles are not malicious fouls against people, otherwise he doesn't know how many red and yellow cards he will have to eat in a season, and he will not be able to play the main team of the top league, and he will not be able to enter the Dutch national team.

De Jong's approach is to pull and push with small movements when entangled, and to fast, ruthless and accurate when he needs to intercept and steal, and will not be a little hesitant like other players because he is afraid of fouling Lu Wenbin for a free kick.

This in turn increases the success rate of interceptions and tackles.

Of course, this may also have something to do with De Jong's own vision and judgment being higher than other defenders Lu Wenbin has encountered.

After all, Lu Wenbin's dribbling attribute is not high, as long as he doesn't shoot at the first time, De Jong's superior interception and stealing ability can interfere with and destroy Lu Wenbin's ball.

When necessary, De Jong will also make aggressive flying tackles, looking like he is going to shovel the opponent off the field.

But in fact, De Jong's tackles are all aimed at the ball, but with a fierce and vicious momentum, so that people who don't know the truth look a little afraid of being tackled by him to dodge.

That would have served his purpose of stealing the ball.

Of course, sometimes when both sides are at odds with each other and a collision is inevitable, it often causes someone to be tackled, kicked, elbowed and the like.

That's why it left the label of fierce defense.

Fortunately, Lu Wenbin's physique has increased to 16/16, and his injury tendency has also dropped to 6, as long as De Jong does not deliberately hurt people, Lu Wenbin will not be easily injured if he collides with him.

In the 14th minute, Lu Wenbin adjusted after receiving the ball outside the forbidden area and completed the first kick-off shot, but as soon as the ball took off, De Jong fell to the ground and poked the ball off the bottom line.

In the 22nd minute, Lu Wenbin ran out of the gap in the forbidden area, and Eduardo's timely and wonderful pass sent the ball over.

Lu Wenbin was afraid that he would stop the ball and adjust it again, delay the time and be destroyed by the opponent, so he was ready to hit the goal directly without stopping the ball.

As a result, De Jong made a lifeless flying sliding tackle, and the latter shoveled the ball first, and brought Lu Wenbin to the ground.

Not only did Lu Wenbin concede the ball, but De Jong didn't even get a foul and failed to bring a penalty to Hoffenheim.

De Jong's judgment and grasp of timing, as well as his decisive move, even in the forbidden area, are not afraid of fouls, did cause a lot of trouble to Lu Wenbin, who only has a dribbling attribute of 13/13.

Since the start of the game, De Jong's defensive defense against Lu Wenbin can be regarded as a success.

Lu Wenbin received the ball in front of the court many times, but the number of times he really threatened the goal was pitiful.

However, Lu Wenbin's 19/19 off-ball run and his physique, which has been added to 16/16, also put De Jong under a lot of pressure.

Looking at Lu Wenbin's previous game videos before the game, both the Hamburg coach and De Jong agreed that Lu Wenbin's physical confrontation ability was insufficient.

De Jong thought that as long as he stuck to Lu Wenbin in this game and put enough pressure on Lu Wenbin, it should be easier to intercept and steal Lu Wenbin's ball.

As a result, I didn't expect that Lu Wenbin's physique was not as weak as he thought, and some balls De Jong tried to squeeze Lu Wenbin away to grab the ball but failed.

The most important thing is Lu Wenbin's off-ball running, which is too slippery, De Jong doesn't pay attention to it, and Lu Wenbin slips away.

In the 28th minute, Lu Wenbin took advantage of his off-the-ball run to suddenly shake off De Jong, and near the penalty spot in the penalty area, he received Eduardo's cross after passing the Hamburg defender on the side and hit the goal successfully.

It's just that unluckily, Lu Wenbin's shot met Hamburg goalkeeper Rost this time, and he played particularly well.

Although Lu Wenbin's ball hit the goal frame and went straight to the corner, Rost made a world-class save and saved Lu Wenbin's ball that went straight to the bottom left corner, causing a sigh from the home fans at the Karl Benz Stadium and a round of applause from the away fans in Hamburg.

Then, in the 34th minute, Lu Wenbin used a sudden change of direction in the midfield to shake off De Jong, successfully countered offside, and took the ball straight to the goal after receiving a through plug from Salihovic.

De Jong, who was a step late, could only desperately chase back from behind.

Fortunately, he ran much faster than Lu Wenbin who ran with the ball, and caught up with Lu Wenbin at the front of the forbidden area.

When Lu Wenbin was about to shoot with his feet, De Jong decisively pulled Lu Wenbin down from behind, and then was whistled for a foul by the referee.

It was a tactical foul of last resort as it ruined Hoffenheim's dangerous attacking chance, and De Jong was rightfully shown a yellow card by the referee and awarded Hoffenheim a free-kick around 20 metres in front of goal.

De Jong didn't care, though.

Not to mention whether Lu Wenbin's free kick is so magical, just this distance is too close, and it is not easy to hit the goal directly with a free kick.

At such a close distance, to go around the wall, avoid the goalkeeper, and fall into the goal again, the arc required for this free kick is too big, and De Jong doesn't believe that Lu Wenbin can hit it.

Therefore, De Jong was a little careless when he pulled Lu Wenbin down.

Of course, his character is also resolute and decisive, and he will foul when he says foul, and he will not hesitate for a second.

pulled down Lu Wenbin, at most he would get a yellow card.

But if you don't pull it down and let Lu Wenbin go one-on-one with the goalkeeper who attacked, then Hamburg will almost lose the goal in terms of Lu Wenbin's shot success rate.

As for Lu Wenbin's free-kick, De Jong didn't think he could hit it. De Jong believes his defence was a success and a good deal.

But he didn't know that Lu Wenbin still had a system plug-in.

Lu Wenbin really didn't have any confidence that he could get a free kick in such a close distance, but he also had special skills in the system.

The free kick (primary) penalty range is exactly between 20 meters and 35 meters, which is still within the maximum shooting percentage of the system's skills.

So, next, Lu Wenbin turned on the system skills and kicked this free kick into the corner of the Hamburg team's goal, which made De Jong, who was about to watch Lu Wenbin jerk off, with a surprised expression on his face.

Lu Wenbin's free-kick hit De Jong directly in the face, and also made his tactical foul in exchange for a yellow card useless.

The CCTV-5 commentator laughed and explained to the domestic fans: "In the 34th minute, Lu Wenbin scored a direct free kick from close range! Hamburg's No. 8 De Jong was successful in defending Lu Wenbin's athletic battle, but he shouldn't have given Lu Wenbin a free-kick. No, not to mention that he ate a yellow card, he was also scored a free kick by Lu Wenbin, which can be said to have lost his wife and broken his soldiers! ”

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