On the field, Lu Wenbin was ready to take a free kick.

In the 42nd minute of the first half of the regular game, Lu Wenbin used a system skill to take a free kick, but did not score.

He thought it was still in the 90-minute cooldown time and that the free-kick was going to be taken by himself.

But after Lu Wenbin subconsciously opened the system interface and took a look, he found that the 90-minute cooldown of his special skill free kick (primary) had passed and could be used.

This made Lu Wenbin stunned for a moment.

Lu Wenbin remembered that although it was already the 42nd minute when he used the system skills in the first half, there was one minute of stoppage time in the first half and a 15-minute halftime break.

There were 45 minutes of stoppage time in the second half, and there was a few minutes of rest before extra time began.

After 15 minutes of extra time, there was a few minutes of break before the second half began, and now almost another 10 minutes have passed, just enough to let the 90-minute cool-down period go through.

Seeing that the system skills had been cooled down, Lu Wenbin couldn't help but be overjoyed.

This is the first time he's been able to use a system skill twice in a match!

In previous games, there had never been a situation where there were free kicks in a good position at the beginning and end of the game, and Lu Wenbin had not experienced the feeling of using system skills twice in one game.

Now, because of overtime, there happens to be a situation where you can use two system skills in one game.

Coupled with Bayern's three goalposts and Hoffenheim's stoppage time equalizer, Lu Wenbin feels that God may really be on Hoffenheim's side today.

The timing of this free-kick was just right.

This position that has never scored a goal, let Lu Wenbin take the penalty himself, and there may really be only a few percent chance of scoring.

But with system skills, the chance is much greater.

Perhaps, this is a chance to beat Bayern Munich, and it is also a rare opportunity to learn from the system in the game the free-kick technique that is more out of position.

Lu Wenbin calmed down, and then used the special skill of the free kick (primary) system to enter the spectator mode by himself.

The system controls Lu Wenbin's body to put the ball in place and retreat.

After the referee blew the whistle for a free throw, the system positioned the target in the near corner of the goal blocked by the human wall, and goalkeeper Rensing stood at the far end.

Then, the system controlled Lu Wenbin's body to run a few steps, and then kicked the football, and the ball flew into the air and flew above the human wall.

However, just before Lu Wenbin kicked the football, Van Bitten, who was supposed to jump on the spot in the human wall, suddenly took a big step forward, and then rose from the ground.

The distance between the free kick and the near end of the blind corner is relatively close, only more than 20 meters.

Van Bitten suddenly took a big step forward to shorten the distance, and with his height of 196cm, the soaring ball lightly touched his head, changed direction, and flew towards the far end of the goal.

Van Bitten, who felt that he had hit the ball, was suddenly overjoyed and felt that he had made a meritorious service.

Lu Wenbin, who had regained control of his body, also suddenly changed his face, and was about to open his mouth to complain to the referee that Van Bitten had moved from the wall in advance and asked for a new penalty.

Only goalkeeper Rensing burst out with a German national curse in his heart.

He guessed Lu Wenbin's intention to hit the near end, and the moment Lu Wenbin kicked the football, he swooped from the far end to the near end.

If the ball goes over the wall, it could be saved by Lensing, who guessed the right direction.

As a result, Lensing, in the process of pounced on the near end of the goal, only to see the ball hit the head of Van Bitten, who had moved and jumped early, and it changed direction slightly and flew towards the far end of the goal.

Then, Rensing's heart was weak: in the inertia of the body's center of gravity shifting, he could only brake at most, but he could not turn back and pounce on the far side.

Under Lensing's desperate gaze, the free-kick, which had been fledged by Van Bitten, had slipped past the crowd in the box and into the back of the net.

Toney, who rushed to the back of goal from the small penalty area and tried to clear the ball with a header, also failed to get on the ball, and the free-kick flew into the Bayern Munich goal in a surprising way.

The referee looked at Van Bitten's constipated expression when he moved to the ball in advance and thought he had made a contribution, and he was a little amused.

If this goal is not scored, he is really ready to let Bayern, who moved the foul in advance, re-stand on the wall and let Lu Wenbin re-take the free throw.

But now, since the ball has been scored, it is no longer necessary, and it can be regarded as a punishment for Van Bitten for not following the rules!

Then, the referee made a decisive finger in the middle circle and blew the whistle for the goal to be effective.

As for the goalscorer, it is still counted in Lu Wenbin's name.

Just like the goalkeeper's save, the ball itself flies towards the goal, but the goalkeeper saves and doesn't save it, it is still counted as the goalkeeper's goal, not the goalkeeper's own goal.

The free kick taken by Lu Wenbin itself went to the goal frame, so although Van Bitten touched the ball and caused a change of direction, it would not be counted as his own goal, and it was still Lu Wenbin's goal.

Lu Wenbin, who was just about to open his mouth to complain about Van Bitten's early move foul, yelled violently, stopped complaining about him, turned and rushed to the stands where Hoffenheim fans gathered on the sidelines, behind him were excited teammates gathered from all directions.

It seems that God today is really on Hoffenheim's side.

On the commentary seat, the commentators shouted excitedly:

“Toooooooooooooooor……”

"Kill, kill, Lou scored a killer free kick in extra time, Bayern are in danger!"

"This season's No. 1 free-kick expert in the Bundesliga, Lou, scored a free-kick in the 115th minute of extra time!"

"The miraculous Chinese Lu scored a stunning free kick in the second half of extra time, Hoffenheim may really beat Bayern Munich to win the championship and stage a dragon slaying legend!"

"Van Bitten moved to the top of the ball in the wall but interfered with Lensing's save and let the ball fly past Lensing, who was rushing to the near end, into the far goal!"

"It is estimated that Lensing must be scolding Van Bitten with a national scold in his heart now!"

The Hoffenheim fans in the stands also celebrated and laughed at Van Bitten's own goal, and the neutral fans also applauded while discussing Lu Wenbin's stunner and Van Bitten's own goal.

Today's final is really too interesting.

Leads, equalisers, reversals, stoppage-time equalisers, direct free-kicks in extra-time, own goal clearances, etc.

There were few famous games in the finals, but today's final, which was supposed to be one-sided, has appeared in a plot that countless fans like to see.

Except for the Bayern fans, everyone else is 10,000 satisfied with the current course of the game.

After a frenzied celebration for almost a minute, the referee stepped in to remind Hoffenheim to end the celebration and return to his own half to get Bayern back off.

The game continued.