Fans are sometimes very simple, they will like the team for a certain reason because of the team and the players, and then they will be crazy about it, sharing joy and sorrow, and unswervingly.

The reason may be that the team and players have done something big or small that suits their hearts, or they may even have done nothing, just because it is a team from their hometown or country, and they fall in love with a team so without regrets...

And at this moment, when the Freiburg fans remembered Sunset and called him, Sunset came out and did what they wanted to do, even though they only planned the offense, sorted out the team, and didn't personally score the goal that put the team ahead again, but for the fans, it was enough.

When Niederlechner raised Sunset's hand to the cheers of the crowd, the applause and cheers at the Black Forest Stadium reached its peak, and all four canopies were almost removed. The sky was also very cooperative, as if it had been dispersed by the sound waves, and the dark clouds in the sky began to show some gaps, and the sunlight shone through in the slightest, and it became much brighter.

Joy also filled the Black Forest stadium once again, and the whole half-time break continued, and even in the dressing room, you could feel the jumping and singing of the fans overhead.

Sunset started the second half by adding another fuel to the fire. Just 48 minutes, Sunset dribbled the ball on the side, and a series of croquettes in the middle of the high speed stunned St. Pauli full-back Hohenschu, easily passed him, and then even though he was savagely pulled down by Nerigue, the opponent's embarrassment still made Freiburg fans particularly happy.

Sunset's free-kick smashed into the St. Pauli goalframe, and the fear and joy on the faces of the St. Pauli players made the fans feel comfortable despite some regret.

And this foul also gave Nerig a yellow card, and the two main gates of the St. Pauli defense, Nerig and Butchtman, both had yellow cards, which made them extremely dangerous in the next half.

As a result, Seipo soon used their Japanese player Ryo Miyaichi to replace Nerigue, hoping to use Ryo Miyaichi's speed to limit Sunset's play.

"Damn, you can touch him..."

Sunset couldn't help but complain when she saw another Japanese player on the court, mainly regretful. The German league is probably the most open to Asian players among the big five leagues, and a great place to practice. There have been many Chinese players who have gained a foothold here, but except for Yang Chen and Xie Hui, other players have obviously set too high an eye, only staring at the top clubs, and not leaving enough room for themselves to adapt, which delays themselves and hurts the credibility of Chinese players. As a result, Germany now has the afterglow to fight alone, but there will always be one Japanese and South Korean player after another...

"What?"

Follenbach and Sunset, who had just been substituted, had not gone far after explaining the coach's instructions, and heard Sunset's complaint and hurriedly turned back to ask him.

Sunset told him what he thought, and hurriedly replied:

"It's nothing, it's all yours on the left, give them some color and see..."

With Sunset's play, Follenbach, who was originally just a marginal substitute, also got a lot of opportunities to play because of his tacit understanding with Sunset. Just now, the coach replaced him with central defender Torrejon, and moved Günther to central defense, leaving the left wing to Sunset and Forlenbach, and asked Sunset to choose the breakthrough point freely on the left and in the middle, and not to continue to maintain offensive pressure.

Miyaichi Liang's speed is not slow, but the defense is more scum than Sunset, and more importantly, Miyaichi Liang's body is 183, but the weight is 3 kg lighter than Sunset at 174, only 71 kg, which makes Sunset not have to worry about the most disadvantaged physical confrontation, and is even more like a fish in water.

Not only can he always shake or squeeze Miyaichi Ryo away when attacking, but he also took over the defense of Miyaichi Ryo with his hand, and what kind of physical confrontation he was most annoying in the offense, he used what to greet Ryo Miyaichi, completely restricted Ryo Miyaichi, and then snatched the football away when he was annoyed.

After a few broken ball counterattacks, the St. Pauli players simply stopped passing the ball to Ryo Miyaichi, who always lost the ball, which was almost equivalent to cutting off an arm.

In the 63rd minute, Sunset received a pass from Kempf sideways, and with a flick of the momentum, he passed the ball under the crotch of Miyaichi, and easily ran around the dribble to the middle.

A few times, whether it was running through the ball or splitting the ball at the right time, Sunset caused a lot of danger to St. Pauli, almost as soon as Sunset got the ball, the whole St. Pauli team became vigilant, and after easily passing Miyaichi Ryo made their hair blow up, Butchtman hurriedly made up for the position on the left side of the center circle to intercept Sunset, cutting off his threatening forward passing lane.

In contrast to St. Pauli, Sunset's dribbling and subsequent easy break enlivened Freiburg's attacking players, with Fllenbach and Stnzel bursting along the touchline to widen the attack. Up front, Niedlechner, Petersen and Philip rushed into the 30-metre area of the pitch and staggered from time to time to cover for their teammates and try to see if they could find a gap in the panic at St. Pauli.

The midfielder Franz accelerated to the right position in front of Sunset to keep the catch, and Abrahi could make a point of play by falling 5 or 6 meters behind him, and he could also react to Sunset's unexpected loss of the ball in time.

"Wow, we'd better ask the director to play the panoramic shots, and lo and behold, as Sunset gets the ball and breaks through, the whole Freiburg team is like coming to life, and he breathes soul into Freiburg's offense. That's why I say that Yu only has the main level of the middle and lower teams in the Bundesliga, but has the influence of first-class players..."

Sky Sports' Schmitz is always used to being ridiculed by his colleague Laura for bragging about Sunset, so he simply doesn't have any scruples about what he wants to say, anyway, the label of Sky Sports' number one afterfan can't be washed off.

The afterglow on the court did not let the rhythm of the attack stop, and rushed over with the ball as Butchtman constantly adjusted. Butchman knew that he was best at breaking through the pounced defenders with a sudden change of rhythm in the movement, so he didn't dare to go all out, so he kept stepping back to keep enough reaction distance, and then waited for Miyaichi to come and pinch Sunset. Slow him down, stop, and use Sunset's not-so-in-place skills to find an opportunity to break or steal.

Ryo Miyaychi hesitated after being pierced, not knowing whether to chase back or go to the side to defend the high-speed Follenbach, until Butchtman roared at him, and then accelerated to rush back to the afterglow.

It's this kind of all-around flowering that is really difficult to defend, and it's hard to say right or wrong any one of the options that causes these pros to hesitate for a moment, and Sunset uses this moment to push Butchman forward by more than a dozen meters, closer to the penalty area.

It wasn't until Ryo Miyaichi rushed over that Butchtman breathed a sigh of relief, although this Japanese had been favored by Arsenal, but the defensive awareness and skills were scum level, but the speed of this would still be good, fortunately Sunset did not break through or pass the ball before this, and the next clamping defense...

Just as Ryo Miyaichi arrives and is about to form a pinch attack on Sunset, Butchtman relaxes a little, Sunset suddenly picks up the pace, and the ball to the left is not dunked back like just now, but is about to break through from the left, and the center of gravity of his body is also adjusting.

This situation and the sudden evil smile on Sunset's face made Butchman's heart, which had just relaxed a little, explode in his heart, and the body reflexes he had cultivated over the years immediately took a big step to the left, and then looked at Sunset in panic and smiled evilly and buckled back to the right. Butchman's mind was a mess of porridge, and he was about to finish the pinch, and Sunset snapped it, and then buckled it again, and actually threw it back to the left......

The footsteps are to the left, the center of gravity of the body is to the right, and the mind is back to the left... Completely dominated by the knee-jerk and messy conflicting reactions, Butchman couldn't hold on any longer and fell to the ground.

Sunset flicked the ball back to the left with a flick of the bull's tail, then flicked it forward, and followed the ball to jump over the leg that Butchman was about to raise when he fell to the ground, and then stabbed the ball and rushed straight into the box.

Seeing Sunset caught in the bag, the St. Pauli defense was rarely relaxed after a period of tension, and the Freiburg players could not hide their disappointment, and their movements were slow, which made the St. Pauli defenders more comfortable.

But in the flash of lightning, Butchtman fell to the ground with a bang, and his thin body in a red and black plaid jersey staggered and rushed out with the ball.

The St. Pauli defenders were scrambling to find the lost defenders around them, and no one remembered to go up and rush to the edge of the penalty area with the ball.

Sunset has been observing the scene since he jumped out, his teammates have just stopped, and it is already difficult to get rid of the defense when he starts again, but there is an open area in front of him, and Ryo Miyaichi, who is most likely to interfere with him, was actually tripped by the fallen Butchtman, and was also two meters away, and immediately adjusted his step to round his thigh, and pulled out a curve ball.

The continuous tension, relaxation, and tension made the St. Pauli players' bodies a little stiff, and even if they reacted, they couldn't jump to the previous heights, and Sunset's goal was spinning and fast, and they only had time to look back and watch the football fall quickly in front of the goal, rushing into the net.

The entire Black Forest stadium was stunned by the series of changes, and after a moment of silence, a wave of applause gradually rang out.

The West Stand also waited for a while before the sound of "Yu, Yu...", although they pronounced it almost as 'huh', but the response of the audience still made Sunset happy, running around happily with his hands attached to his ears, listening to the exclusive cheers of the Black Forest stadium for himself.

His teammates all stood smiling and clapping, and no one went up to disturb Sunset from enjoying his time.