After the start of the second half, Arsenal's attack was noticeably stronger by three points, and Aachen's defensive pressure was also greater.

The same tactics as in the first half, the same players as in the first half, why is there so much pressure?

Arne knew the answer to the question, and that was the Ljungberg he was watching.

This man with dyed red hair in panties is hardly inferior to Beckham when it comes to fashion.

Luckier than Beckham, he is rarely questioned about his strength because of his status as a fashionable man.

At least, when Ljungberg was doing his best, Arne was beaten to the point of being passively defensive.

Both sides are stars, but Ljungberg is above him in terms of strength and experience.

Even if Arne grows to his peak, it is difficult to say that he can defeat the peak Ljungberg.

Seeing that the form was not good, defender Frank and central defender Spanier had to pay more attention to the left wing, for fear that Ljungberg would beat Arne into a sieve with a flash of inspiration.

At the same time, Pire and Henry are not as active as Ljungberg, but they are definitely not to be underestimated.

This kind of player can't let his guard on them even if he stands still.

When Ljungberg and Arne were tangling up, Spanier made a tackle and managed to intercept the ball.

Looking at Ljungberg, who was pressing over again, Spanier subconsciously made a long pass.

As it turns out, not every centre-back's long pass is reliable.

Spaniel's long pass was picked up by Arsenal's defender Edu.

Before Edu could stop the ball, Ribery had already pressed it up.

Unfazed, Edu made a light pass to Vieira.

From here, you can see the difference in experience and mentality between the players on both sides.

Vieira took the ball and rushed forward with the ball himself.

As one of the best midfielders in the world, Patrick Vieira excels at more than just defending.

When he rushed forward with the ball, every player in Aachen was like a big enemy.

With Pires, Thierry Henry and Ljungberg, Vieira has three points on the ball, each of which requires at least two Aachen players to assist in the defense.

However, to Vieira's surprise, Aachen's defence looked solid and he couldn't see much chance with his eyesight.

What he didn't know was that Hach claimed to be an attacking head coach, but in fact, his biggest contribution to Aachen was actually to sort out the system of the Aachen defense.

As for Aachen's attack, it relied more on Zhuo Cunzhi's talent.

If one day, Aachen's talented young men were gone, Aachen's offensive would not have been as picturesque as it is now.

On the other side, Patrick Vieira took two more steps forward in an attempt to pressure the Aachen players to show their flaws.

But the Aachen players have seen a lot of ups and downs.

Among other things, the victory against Bayern Munich in the German Cup final was a valuable experience.

In Europe, Arsenal's fame and prestige are no better than those of Bayern, the Bundesliga champion.

Vieira, who couldn't see a chance, quickly passed the ball before he was deep in the besieged zone.

At times like these, Vieira rightfully trusted Henry more.

If Aachen's defensive formation is not flawed, tear his formation apart with his personal strength!

Henry also knew that he had a heavy responsibility, and after gesturing Piret with his eyes, he switched positions to break through on the left.

Cayas followed closely, guarding against Henry's inche angle.

Bergkamp is not there, and Arsenal only have Thierry Henry as a striker.

When Henry came to the wing, even if he passed a kick in a cross from the bottom, no one answered.

At least in comparison, it is more crucial to prevent Henry Neche!

Henry was also not a fuel-efficient lamp, and he realized the problem before Kayas.

But he didn't hear it, and kept rushing with the ball.

If Kayas' eyesight is good enough, it can be seen that Henry is not actually using his full speed, and there is room for his steps.

When Thierry Henry came to the edge of the box with the ball, Cayas was highly focused.

In this position, as long as Henry Neche succeeds, Aachen's door will basically be broken!

At this moment, Henry suddenly made an inward inward movement.

Kayas was startled and hurriedly rushed over.

If you are too anxious, you will not be able to control the center of gravity of your body.

In the time when Cayas was trying to make a quick stop to control his centre of gravity, there was enough space and time for Henry to pass the ball.

I don't know when Ljungberg came to the middle, and it was a volley against the ball!

The ball was so powerful that it scared Benaglio so much that his face turned pale!

"Bang!" Benaglio put his hands in front of his face and blocked the ball.

It's numb, both hands!

Imagine the end of this ball right in the face, Benaglio is afraid for a while!

On the other side, Ljungberg clutched his scalp in frustration.

The strength of this ball is enough, but the position of this ball is really dull for him.

You know, it's not just Vieira who has a sense of crisis.

He Ljungberg is also 27 years old this year and will soon approach 30 years old.

And after the age of 30, Wenger's attitude is also conceivable.

He is no exception to his compatriots in the country, let alone an "outsider".

Vieira's successor has been found, but why not he, Ljungberg?

Reyes, the young talent of Spain, is not as strong as Joaquin, Figo's successor, but Ljungberg can see that this young man is quite technical.

If you can polish it well in the future, you will definitely become a generation of superstars!

Ljungberg also knows that there are not many so-called youth stars who can become superstars.

They will always fall into the starry sky like meteors because of all kinds of problems.

However, Ljungberg knows better that because of the finances and Wenger's own preferences, the next Arsenal will definitely give young people more opportunities.

A veteran meritorious service like him can only leave this road with honor.

But now, at least for now, he still hopes to be able to suppress the young people and completely occupy a main position.

Just like this one, if he scores this goal and sees his ability, will Wenger change his mind?

Subconsciously, Ljungberg looked at the coach's bench.

There, Arsene Wenger had already called Reyes over and seemed to warm him up.

"......" An indescribably complex emotion spread in Ljungberg's heart.

Bitterness, sourness, anger, sighing, relief, it seems that there are all kinds of emotions.

The only thing that is certain is that none of these seem to be good emotions.

The blow that didn't go in, or something else to be precise, almost made Ljungberg lose his fighting spirit and enthusiasm.

In the following time, he is still running hard, and his technical level does not have to be worse than usual.

But if you really have to analyze it carefully-

He lost a bit of momentum and temperament.

It's easy to get this answer.

Off the pitch, Arsene Wenger was quick to spot something was wrong.

Glancing up at the chronograph card, the clock was 56 minutes.

It's still a little bit away from the 60 minutes he said.

Do you want to make an early substitution?

Arsene Wenger was in a state of hesitation.

In fact, he has never been the kind of manager who is very good at commanding on the spot.

That's when Aachen's counterattack came!