After 3:1, the atmosphere of Freiburg fans reached its peak, the mess and lack of fighting spirit in the first half made the pessimistic fans a little desperate, and the optimistic fans could not help but think of the Bochum game, but in just over 30 minutes, the Freiburg team turned the situation around, and the scene was smooth and the fighting spirit was strong, how could the fans not like and not invest.

Thankfully, Sunset has experienced some frenetic home stadiums in the Chinese Super League, otherwise she would definitely be intimidated by the atmosphere in Freiburg, even if these noises are all cheering for her team.

As the game progressed, Sunset couldn't keep up with the team's pace after 35 minutes, which made him realize the difference between training and play. Although the usual training is closer to the actual combat training in China, after a lot of malicious collisions and pulls, Sunset can handle more than 45 minutes of physical fitness, and it is almost exhausted after only 35 minutes.

Streich anticipated this situation and swapped Sunset and Niederlechner in the final minute, with Sunset and Peterson up front.

Peterson, who scored two goals off the bench, was particularly excited, usually waiting for others to run around him, which also took on more running tasks to allow Sunset to recover as much as possible.

Just as the game was about to end, thinking that Sunset had run out of energy and was no longer a threat, Sunset saw Günther being caught by several defenders from Fortuna Dusseldorf on the left side.

Günther didn't expect Sunset to run out in the final moments, taking advantage of the gap formed on the left side of the penalty area by his attracted defense.

Despite the surprise, a well-trained knee-jerk reaction allowed Günther to push the ball sideways.

When Sunset ran towards the ball outside the penalty area, Dusseldorf central defender Hadji had already stuck behind him, but he didn't dare to move easily when he looked at the shaky Sunset, for fear of giving Freiburg a set-piece at the last moment.

Haji, who was staring at Sunset intently, suddenly noticed that Sunset took a step towards the bottom line and was about to turn around, but the suddenness and flexibility of his movements startled Haji and subconsciously chased after him.

After a step, Hadji realizes that Sunset is just the end of his crossbow, and he doesn't stop the car and knocks Sunset out.

But where is the ball?

It turned out that Sunset's escape did not touch the ball, it was a complete feint, and Günther's cross still rolled from behind Sunset and Hagi to the penalty area.

Just between the lightning and flint, the ball was not touched, but it was full of articles around the football, and Peterson in the box never expected the football to appear in front of him in this way.

In order to be able to shoot at the first time, Peterson threw his whole body out and swept the football.

However, the ball was a little lacking in power, and goalkeeper Rensing was scrambling but still saved the ball in front of the goal line next to the left post.

Despite the lack of a goal, there was a neat applause from the West Stand as Günther pulled Sunset up...

In the West Stand Bar, old Hoffman put his beer glass on the table and applauded, shouting:

"Look, Peyton, look, football isn't just about physicality, talent, sometimes it's about morale, sometimes it's about the mind..."

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This attack was also Freiburg's last attack of the game, and Fortuna Dusseldorf could not change the score in the three minutes of stoppage time, and in the end, Freiburg won 3-1 at home to beat RB Leipzig.

Abrahi pulls Sunset from the ground and walks to the West Stand to say goodbye, and instead makes a European gesture of bending over and shaking his hands, a gesture of old-school European grandeur in the movie, which wins bursts of applause and shouts of Sunset's name from the stands.

Then Peterson also stepped to the other side of Sunset, standing side by side with the Freiburg players to receive the cheers of the fans.

"Nice boy, not only did he not have stage fright, but he played better."

Assistant coach Wosler stood next to Streich and looked at the players who were on the field.

Streich was noncommittal, looked at Wosler expressionlessly, and asked:

"Lars, I remember that you even had some prejudice against Chinese players, and you were the one who opposed it the most fiercely at the beginning. Why is there a close preference for Yu You now, and what made you make such a big change. ”

Wosler didn't expect Streich to suddenly mention this issue at this time, and he was stunned before he reacted and told Streich what had happened in the West Stand bar when they played Duisburg.

"Coach, I used to dislike Chinese players because my uncle used to be an assistant to Mr. Crawford. It is very detrimental to the harmony of the locker room to feel that they are either arrogant or that any problems they encounter will be attributed to discrimination. But Hoffman Sr. told me that Yu is not only very good at dealing with fans, but also has an open attitude in dealing with problems. He knows how to fit in with the team, whether it's the fans or the city, he takes the initiative to get in touch before he even joins the team, and he adapts to a city before he adapts to a team.

And then, with his training performances, whether he's a German player, a Chinese player, or a player from any other country, I'm going to love this kind of player.

And, it turns out that he deserves it, doesn't he?"

Vosler spoke about the reasons for his preference for Sunset, and then looked at Streich, waiting for his opinion.

Streich suddenly smiled, patted Wosler on the shoulder, and said:

"Yes, I was worried about him causing management problems, but despite the misunderstanding, the way he handled it was okay and I was surprised by the performance on the field. Looks like I'm going to have to get to know him a little bit better, have a drink in the evening, and tell me what you know......"

After saying this, Streich greeted the players who finally walked back from the end of the field and congratulated and encouraged them one by one. Especially when it was sunset, Streich deliberately patted his shoulder and said:

"Well done, boy. In addition, happy holidays, although it is late, I heard that your festival lasts for half a month. ”

Sunset senses Streich's kindness, even though it comes from him showing his worth, but this kind of thing has always been the case in China and abroad, and as long as it exists, it's good. After saying thank you, he suddenly hugged his head and screamed, startling Streich, and took a step back to ask why.

Sunset is embarrassed and frustrated, grabbing her hair and saying:

"I'm sorry, coach. Because you mentioned the Chinese New Year, I remembered that I had prepared a New Year's greeting on the T-shirt, but I forgot to show it..."

Streich laughed, and this childish performance made him sure that he was not facing a genius or a monster, that he was a young player who was no different from the average German boy. Said with a smile:

"It's okay, although the next one is a little late, I don't think your compatriots, relatives and friends will mind, as long as you don't forget it then..."

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