After Krich received the ball, he easily passed Ozil with a feint, and was about to be triumphant, when a red and white figure appeared in front of him in a gust of wind, and one foot was about to poke the ball at his feet. Pen ~ fun ~ pavilion www.biquge.info

The world's martial arts, only fast is not broken.

On the green field, speed is often the key to destroying the opponent's defense, and the fast horse player is a must-have conventional weapon for every team and one of the important weapons to break the deadlock.

Arsenal has never lacked fast horses, from the Dutch Peter Pan Mark Overmars in the first phase of Wen, the French demon Nicolas Anelka, to the "gun king" Thierry Henry, Theo Walcott in the second phase, as well as Alex Chamberlain, a fast horse born in the 90s, and the Spanish post-95 teenager Héctor Bellerin, who broke the team's 40-meter impact record.

Last season, it was a season for Bellerin, who was the only Gunners player to be named in the PFA Premier League Team of the Year, with team-mate Mesut Ozil, who won the assist title with 19 assists, not being selected.

Not only that, but ESPN, GOAL, Squawka and other well-known media voted him the best right-back in the Premier League last season, and he was also selected in the European Under-23 team of France Football and the best young player team of the UEFA award.

Since left-back Ashley Cole and midfielder Seske Fabregas, Arsenal have finally released a new academy boutique, and although there are only two FA Cups and two Community Shields in the trophy cabinet, and there is still a lack of heavyweight trophies, the Spanish full-back, who has just turned 22, is still young, and despite the dip in form this season, he is already an indispensable member of the Gunners, and Bellerin showed good form at the start of this game after the international break.

Although it was his first time playing as a wing-back, apart from minor changes in responsibilities and tactical details, Bellerin did not feel any discomfort, all he had to do was complete the tasks assigned to him by his coach before the game.

In addition to attacking and pressing directly to the side of the penalty area, when pressing and pressing in the high position, he must follow closely behind Ozil, who is in charge of the right area, as long as he is passed by the opponent, he must step forward for a second press, so that the opponent can not easily play the ball in front of the court.

Seeing that Bellerin's foot was about to touch the ball at his feet, Klich was in a hurry and kicked the ball directly at Bellerin, earning a throw-in and defusing the tension created by his opponent.

I have to admit that the 32-year-old former Gunners veteran has a lot of experience in the tournament and his adaptability on the pitch is commendable.

Sergio Aguero came wide to meet Klich's throw-in, but Schkoderan Mustafi was close behind him, and Klich threw the ball at Leroy Sane, the tallest German teenager in the front three.

The German youngster, who moved to Manchester City from Schalke 04 last summer, is the 20-year-old German with the highest value, and his total transfer fee is second only to his national team-mate Mesut Ozil, who is the second German player in the Premier League.

Arsenal played Manchester City away in December, and Leroy Sane scored his first goal for the club in the second half.

However, the slow motion of the reply had already shown that it was offside, but it was still ruled out as Arsenal lost the game they should have won 2-1, suffering their first two-game losing streak of the season, dropping from second place in the league to fourth.

As if he didn't have a good impression of the youngster who scored the offside goal, Coquelin jumped up and hit Sane on the head with an elbow, Sane screamed and fell to the ground with his head in his hands.

"Mr. Referee, he deliberately hit someone!"

"Mr. Referee, he just accidentally touched the inertial hem of his arm when he jumped up."

"Mr. Referee......

Seeing this scene, the players on both sides exploded at once and rushed to the referee, the Manchester City players insisted that Francis Coquelin deliberately hit someone, and the Arsenal players argued that it was a normal physical confrontation.

The referee of the match, Andre Marriner, is from Birmingham and is a fan of Aston Villa, who were relegated last season. He became a Premier League referee in 2004 and entered the FIFA enforcement sequence in 2009, making his Premier League debut against Norwich City on 13 November 2004 at Charlton Athletic.

The 46-year-old is known as "blind", and when he mistakenly sent off Arsenal left-back Kieran Gibbs for Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain. In addition, he also made history with the latest penalty in the Premier League.

In Arsenal's match against Liverpool in April 2011, Marina awarded Arsenal a penalty in the 97th minute, and four minutes later, in the 102nd minute, in the 12th minute of stoppage time.

As of February this year, Marriner has officiated a total of 289 Premier League games, showing 55 red cards, an average of 0.2 per game, and 922 yellow cards, an average of 3.2 per game.

This season, 18 Premier League games were enforced, 1 red card was shown, an average of 0.1 per game, and 67 yellow cards, an average of 3.8 per game, which shows that Marriner has a stricter law enforcement.

Due to the early start of the game and the fact that Arsenal were at home, Marriner simply called Gunners captain Laurent Koscielny, Kekirin and Manchester City captain David Silva, and told them to take care of their players and not mind using a red card to calm them down if there was a physical altercation.

Then he walked up to Ke Quelin, who bowed his head and admitted his mistake, and asked him to pay attention to proportion, this time to give a verbal warning, but the next time there is a similar foul, he will play his cards.

Coquelin nodded, glanced at Leroy Sane, who had stood up and touched his head and grinned teeth, and turned to leave.

In the 5th minute, after a Manchester City set-piece, Gail Klich drove the ball out, the game was played again.

There was a clash on the pitch before, and the coaches on both sides were quiet and did not react.

Josep Guardiola stood on the sidelines and continued to watch Arsenal's new tactics.

He wants to see how Arsenal's new tactics will respond to Manchester City's possession of the ball in central midfield.

Football is a seemingly simple but very complex sport, and it is not a simple science for 11 players on the pitch to form a very effective team.

The most important thing here is the possession.

In the team's 11-man starters, the general role delineation must have so-and-so to complicate the team's organization, and so-and-so is the core of the team's offense.

What does the core do?

The core is that when the team's offense will pass through the feet of the core, it will continue to do other offenses.

In this, a series of teammates support and changes around the core setting are the most important.

In this world, there are two types of players, one is classified as the core, and the other is classified as supporting roles.

The supporting roles are not inadequate, but their responsibilities will be clear: Pedro Rodriguez, for example, at Barcelona, is the most important thing to pull and run on the wings, as long as the ball is on his active side, he has a chance to get the ball.