St. Pauli's incisive through ball came into effect again, and after three or four kicks, the football crossed the halfway pitch and Jena felt as if she was being played.

And Jena's striker Bjorn and others are indeed a little helpless, the offense is due to Niels' absence, he and Martin can't play a decent match, as for the side of Reina and Miatek is even more helpless, in addition to being limited by their own strength, Niels's bridgehead role does not play, and he can basically say that he can't play any role.

St. Pauli's defense completely locked each and every one of them.

A simple 4-4-2 formation, no chain defense, no bus and no iron bucket formation, just such an ordinary defensive tactic, made Jena completely dumbfounded, although Nils's anomaly is also one of the reasons, but Bjorn has to admit that St. Pauli is indeed strong.

Several of his long passes were intercepted by St. Pauli's defenders, but St. Pauli's fast long pass play was always effective.

It's not about tactics.

This is completely suppressed by strength.

The confidence of the Jena crowd has increased greatly after the match with Aachen, although Aachen's current results are not ideal, but they are definitely not a team in the Bundesliga relegation zone.

They thought that no matter how strong the Bundesliga team was, it would not be much better than Aachen, but in just the second game, St. Pauli showed them the strength of the teams in the upper echelons of the Bundesligain.

Solid defense, sharp attack.

Except for the momentary suppression caused by Nils's madness in the early stage, no, it is not so much the suppression as the ineffectiveness of the attack.

St. Pauli was completely unhurried to crack Jena's attack after attack, and even if there were shooting opportunities, they often couldn't find a good angle under their defense, and the final result was either easily picked up by the goalkeeper or intercepted by the defender.

St. Pauli's overall ease of relaxation made Jena feel more and more pressured.

It's just that the greater the pressure, the more anxious the attack, and the more ineffective it is.

St. Pauli seized the opportunity with a long counter-attack that threw Jena into chaos again, and this time it was St. Pauli's turn to perform by Saglik from Turkey, who was successfully countered offside by Max Kreuzer with an accurate goal.

He quickly dribbled to the penalty spot before Jena's Voji and others could catch up.

It's almost exactly the same position as Max Kreuzer just now.

Is this providential?

Ye Xin also continued to press forward, once again setting out the trap of his center of gravity being out of position.

Like Max Kreuzer, Saglik was driven by his strong nose as a striker, and he immediately shot with his feet.

It's a pretty good shot on a normal day, and it's definitely a first-class performance to get up without hesitation when the goalkeeper loses his position.

And this time St. Pauli's attack and shooting once again ignited the enthusiasm of the fans, the enthusiasm of the St. Pauli fans and the ...... The enthusiasm of the Jena fans.

Although the fans of St. Pauli were cheering for the team in their mouths, they were speechless in their hearts for what the fans were doing in Jena.

Our St. Pauli striker's shot is about your birds.

Even if you want to cheer for your own goalkeeper, you don't have to act like you're going to score, please look at the situation carefully, now St. Pauli has the advantage and Jena is at a disadvantage.

As a St. Pauli fan, I have been complained by countless media about the spirit of watching the drama more than watching the ball, but I didn't expect to find that there was a group of fans who were more off the line when they arrived in Jena.

You guys care about your team's offense, okay?

It's just that the fans in Jena paid no attention to the secret contempt of the St. Pauli fans, especially the Jena Stone Wall, the personal fan organization of Yeshin in Jena, who shouted loudly and carried away.

The stone wall was almost made into a ballad by them.

Stone wall?

Saglik was about to ponder the meaning of the name after his shot, but he soon understood what it meant.

Saglik didn't shoot like Max Kreuzer did, but his clever shot made a graceful arc and the ball flew accurately into the top left corner of the goal.

He had secretly raised his right hand and was about to wave it down after the football went into the net to show his excitement about scoring a goal.

It's just that the next moment, his raised right hand is frozen in mid-air as if it was petrified.

At the moment when the football was close to the goal line, a faster figure appeared in his eyes, as if he saw a large shadow rushing towards him because of the sunlight.

Then, when the shadow receded, he was stunned to find that the soccer ball he had shot had been grasped by the goalkeeper.

When did he fly?

He obviously deliberately picked a shot from the far corner when he pressed forward, why did he succeed so quickly when he lost his position.

Didn't he have a reflex nerve?

Ye Xin was still holding the football tightly, and glanced at another striker who was in a daze in front of his goal, he couldn't remember how many people had this expression in front of his goal.

Incredible, unbelievable, simply impossible.

And so on and so forth.

Unfortunately, even if they didn't believe it, their shot never broke through their own door.

Even once.

I'm still in charge of my territory.

One-on-one? Sorry, that's not my weakness.

Ye Xin felt a little sorry for the opponent and quickly drove the ball out, because he had already seen the referee look at his watch again, and before he knew it, the first half had entered the end.

Although neither team scored, even Ye Xin, a layman, could see that St. Pauli had completely restrained his home team Jena in terms of tactics and strength.

Perhaps his big foot will be the last chance to attack in the first half.

Unfortunately, after trying to get the kick-off, Simak managed to get rid of a St. Pauli midfield defender.

Golden opportunity.

Björn quickly read the opportunity, and he quickly retreated to pick up Simak.

After a few quick wall collisions, the two finally pulled a hole in the St. Pauli defence, and Björn quickly seized the opportunity and a through ball went straight to Martin's feet.

Martin was already standing on the edge of the penalty area at this time, and at this time, the St. Pauli defenders also reacted quickly, Fabio and Gunnes instantly wrapped up, and the others immediately began to fill in to block.

St. Pauli's Fabio and Gunnes were not slow, and within a few breaths, the two of them were almost to Martin's side, and Martin suddenly panicked.

Bjorn immediately shouted.

"Spread it quickly! On the right, Nils is there! ”