Goro Domoto needs a little time to rearrange his tactics.

Unexpectedly, the game that was quick to win was dragged back by Fuji alone.

Everyone in the King of the Mountain did not expect this possibility, this situation. Although they are one point ahead at the moment, their mood is as complicated as if they were a few points behind.

The first thing Satoshi Ichikura did when he got off the field was to apologize, to Coach Domoto, but also to his teammates.

As the only defender, under his marking, the opponent performed exceptionally well, making his scalp numb and embarrassed, which was simply a reverse suppression.

"One, don't blame yourself, you've done well enough."

To Ichikura Satoshi, Goro Domoto didn't say anything serious, originally Ichikura Satoshi's task was to block Mitsui, and his performance in this regard is still remarkable for all to see.

As for Fuji, it's an unexpected joy to prevent it, and it's expected that you can't prevent it, and if you can't help it, you must be sure of Fuji, and he won't do anything that you are not sure of.

In fact, Gao Touli's grasp of Fuji in his heart is not as high as Goro Domoto thinks.

Goro Domoto even thought that Fuji's clumsiness in the entire Autumn National Sports Tournament was also instructed by Gao Touli, but in fact, he was not so godly, and Gao Touli had only tried to evenly distribute the players' appearance opportunities before. In other words, in the same period of time, Fuji did not perform as well as Maki and Fujima, which was not only expected by Gao Touli, but also had nothing to do with his strategic intentions.

Even Gao Touli himself just wants to focus on using Fuji's passing skills in the game, and it is completely unexpected that Fuji is now performing so well.

When the immortal path can't cover Zebei's limelight, who would have thought that Fuji would come to stage a reversal, end the Zebei moment, and create a few minutes of Fuji moment, as if the protagonist's aura flew from Zebei's head to Fuji's head.

But the credit is not all the same, Zebei did not go unscrupulously during the period, it is the result of the efforts of the immortals. The others did their best to hold back their opponents, so much so that during that time, Fuji was almost the only one who needed to solve the difficulty.

It can be said that this is also a kind of team cooperation. Although everyone is not very good at playing tactics in this configuration, they all form part of the team in their own way.

The light emitted by Fuji is shining with the help of the four of them.

However, glory will lie dormant for the time being, and it is not clear whether the turning point will turn into a greater glory in the near future.

Goro Domoto and the Mountain King will not give up so easily.

The timeout was fleeting, the two sides were back on the court, and the lineup of the mountain king changed, and Satoshi Ichikura returned to the bench with an unfamiliar face.

"Come on, King of the Mountain!"

"Zebei-kun, please!"

"Captain, come on!"

"Matsumoto, don't lose to the opponent's first grade!"

The cheering voices coming from the Sanno's rest area were quite messy, but from the mixed pile of sounds, Fuji heard a name that was both familiar and unfamiliar.

Fuji deliberately glanced at the person who had replaced Satoshi Ichikura, and said softly, "After Satoshi Ichikura, is it Minoru Matsumoto's turn?" This is a bit of a problem, this guy is a bit tricky. ”

Hainan's Muto Masashi said: "If it weren't for Zebei, he would be qualified to be an ace player in any aspect!" ”

The only understanding of this sentence is that Minoru Matsumoto is a strong man with all-round skills.

Minoru Matsumoto is a person whose positioning overlaps with Zebei, but he has not surpassed Zebei, but in terms of comprehensive ability, he is probably the second only person in the Sanno team, and may not be inferior to players like Sendo and Rukawa.

In short, judging from the information that Fuji knows, Minoru Matsumoto's trickiness is far above that of Satoshi Ichikura.

"Huh!" Fuji, who was a little worried, suddenly showed a weird smile.

He was suddenly a little excited at this time, after he fully entered the level A, Minoru Matsumoto was the strongest person he faced head-on! There is no doubt that Minoru Matsumoto must also be an all-round A-level player!

Just like Xiandao and Zebei, if you want to win against each other, you must show all your strength to have a chance. Fuji believes that he and Minoru Matsumoto must be in this situation now, he can not care about who wins and who loses in the end, but he cares very much, how much is his total strength after entering the A rank?

Now, let's check your full strength with Minoru Matsumoto!

In addition to the famous saying "don't give up until the end", Coach Anzai also has a saying that he likes very much, he said: "It's time to believe in yourself, now you have long surpassed the past!" ”

……

The game started with almost three minutes to go before the end of the first half.

The score was so close that everyone couldn't help but wonder who would have the last laugh in the first half.

First of all, the Akita Sanno challenged Kanagawa.

Kazunari Fukatsu was very face-saving, and as soon as he came up, he passed the ball to Minoru Matsumoto.

Now, the focus of the audience is gathered here.

Fuji's excited expression flickered, and the change in his expression showed that he was engrossed.

It can be seen that Minoru Matsumoto is a person who is very confident in himself, and it may also be based on confidence in the team.

Minoru Matsumoto is quite skilled in dribbling, and can dribble at a very fast speed while not looking at the ball, and can also be wary of Fuji's small movements that can be launched at any time.

Fuji tried a few times, but Minoru Matsumoto's dribbling was still rock-solid, and it was often a small reaction that could avoid Fuji.

At the same time, Minoru Matsumoto is also testing Fuji, and he is faintly aware that Fuji deliberately shows unreasonable flaws in defense to seduce him to break through. Minoru Matsumoto endured it and wanted to seek other opportunities to break through, but found that Fuji's close defense was quite a bit of Satoshi Ichikura's flavor.

In short, it's pestering!

Moreover, Minoru Matsumoto felt that he might be dazzled, and when his struggle with Fuji was at its most intense, Fuji would always show a vague smile.

After another half second, he saw the smile again.

"He wanted to distract me with his expressions. Good idea, but it's just in vain. Minoru Matsumoto didn't want to drag on, so he decided to hit hard.

First of all, Minoru Matsumoto's dribbling frequency began to pick up speed and became faster.

Immediately afterwards, his body had an additional initial velocity, like a leopard that had found its prey, its strength and speed exploded at the same time in an instant, and it also brought a gust of wind with it while running.

Fuji made a corresponding movement at the same time, sticking to Minoru Matsumoto at a considerable speed.

But the fact that Fuji was able to react immediately to keep up with himself was expected by Minoru Matsumoto, but even so, Minoru Matsumoto still didn't slow down.

He is flanked by the same as the other, and has Akagi under the basket on the front.

It's hard to imagine him forcing a layup in such a situation.

Akagi saw Minoru Matsumoto rushing at full speed, his expression was also very serious, and he was ready to cooperate with Fuji to block Minoru Matsumoto head-on. He began to try to break free from the cover that Masashi Kawada had made for Minoru Matsumoto.

At the same time as Minoru Matsumoto jumped, Akagi did, and he shook off Masashi Kawada and jumped into the air.

At the same time, three people jumped into the air.

But the moment he saw Akagi in the air, Fuji shouted in his heart that it was terrible.

Fuji Zhen off the field and Gao Touli outside the field secretly said that it was not good at the same time, but the mountain king coach Goro Domoto had a weird smile on his face.

Minoru Matsumoto faced both Fuji and Akagi in mid-air, of course, it was difficult to shoot, but he wasn't going to gamble on the layup either.

Now, Minoru Matsumoto alone has restrained the two Kanagawa and given the mountain king a chance.

Minoru Matsumoto reached out and passed through the gap between Fuji and Akagi's bodies, and pierced the ball behind Akagi.

Akagi suddenly lost color in mid-air, but he was powerless to save it.

Masashi Kawada used all his strength, soared high, and smashed the ball into the hoop with both hands to complete the slam dunk.

The king of the mountain, once again leading Kanagawa by three points.

And with this slam dunk, it ended Fuji's solo show time, and the rhythm of the game that Fuji had been holding in his hands for several minutes returned to the middle position of the two sides.

There were about two and a half minutes left until the end of the first half.

It was almost at this time that the first half was always invisible, and Mu, who had been playing soy sauce for a long time, changed his expression!