When Descartes took to the pitch full of hope, he thought he would lead his team to a spectacular comeback over Inter Milan in the same way he did in AC Milan.

Unfortunately, he soon encountered a blow to the head.

Inter Milan used a trap tactic against him.

Yes, the mighty Inter Milan put down their frame and used a pack that was more common in official matches against a weaker team's frontcourt player.

At half-time, Inter replaced their excellent first-half left winger, Acquafresca, with a midfielder and changed the formation to 442.

Prior to this, Inter used a 343 attacking formation throughout the first half.

Although this shows Descartes' deterrent power against the enemy, and also shows that his strength has indeed won the respect and recognition of his opponents, Descartes is not happy at all at the moment.

Not only does the opposition have a midfielder who is specifically pestering him, but no matter where he appears on the pitch, there will be a player to assist the midfielder in wrapping him up.

Inter's tactics were clear and unambiguous: cut off all ties between Descartes and his teammates around him, leaving him in a single-handed situation.

This tactic is usually used against superstars on opposing teams.

But the head coach of Inter Milan's junior team, Paulo . Miriavaka can be said to have done everything he could to Descartes.

It's a treat that Descartes has never received in previous games.

Everybody knows it's a big challenge, and if he takes this step, he'll become a real superstar among his peers, and if he fails, this game will serve as a model for all the teams that play against Pavia Juniors in the future, showing them how to beat this seemingly incredible "superstar".

Descartes bit her lip and bravely accepted the challenge.

In order to avoid the combined encirclement of the opponent's midfielder and defender, he retreated a little bit to receive the ball, and as a partner with whom he already had a tacit understanding, Riverard automatically pushed his position to the front to attract firepower for him.

But that wasn't enough, getting rid of the defenders, and the midfielders, in addition to the shadowy midfielder, Descartes appeared everywhere, and it would be the first to lead to the entrapment of the opposing players.

This was definitely a pre-match effort by Inter's junior team, who were determined to isolate Descartes from the Pavia junior team.

As a decorated coach of the junior team for nearly a decade, Paul . Although Miriavaka's statement is not obvious, his tactical arrangement and study of the opposing players are definitely not inferior to Mr. Mancard.

Descartes is the heart of the Pavia Junior Team, and with and without him, the Pavia Junior Team is like two teams. Miriavaka seized the point and threw the entire Pavia Junior team into disarray.

According to the original plan, they should have launched a counterattack in the second half under the leadership of Descartes, forming a quick and sharp counter-attack strategy through the active assistance of two full-backs, and Descartes was their fulcrum, and he played an irreplaceable role in protecting and holding the ball in the front court.

But now that pivot has been pried open by the Inter manager, Pavia has lost the most important lever of counter-attack, and their passes up front are either cut off by Inter players or cause Descartes to play more with less, and then make mistakes or break the ball.

Descartes was annoyed by the treatment, and even though he knew in his heart that it was the way to become a superstar, no one wanted to have a black guy stick to him like gummy candy while he was playing, did he?

The Inter midfielder is arguably unknown, and Descartes didn't even see him at all in last year's game, but he has to admit that this is the toughest player in his age group and the most loyal to the executive coach.

It's like he's tying his body to Descartes, and when he catches the ball with his left foot, his left foot is kicked, when he catches the ball with his right foot, his right foot is kicked, and even when he stops the ball with his chest, the opponent will do some small pushing and shoving movements behind his back.

Descartes had never seen such a dirty player in a junior game, and it seemed that he was not playing at all, but to make himself uncomfortable.

This made Descartes' anger grow stronger and stronger, and his actions became more and more aggressive.

Ever since he defeated his teammates with more ferocious moves, Descartes had become quite familiar with this hand-to-hand style of football, and it would be a dream for the opponent to try to bring him to his knees with just these small movements.

Finally, when the game was 57 minutes on, there were goals on the field.

However, this time it was not Pavia Juniors who scored the goal, but Inter Milan. They took advantage of the chaos between the counter-attack and the defence of the Pavia Juniors and scored a long-range strike from their number one striker, Balotelli.

In other words, Balotelli's quality is really perverted, and he can score such a long-range shot at the age of ten, he is simply a little "beast".

The goal also woke up Descartes, who finally gave up his entanglement with the "black and hard" midfielder and decided to find another way to help his team win. Otherwise, if you keep playing like this, the Pavia Juniors team will probably be hanging.

Descartes took a closer look at the formation of the Inter junior team and found that although they switched to 442, their right-back was temporarily played by the original right midfielder, who was obviously very much valued by the Inter manager, who handed him the entire right wing no matter what position he played.

While this showed his versatility, it also gave Descartes an opportunity, as he often stepped forward to assist and always left some gaps on his right flank.

With the physicality of the junior players, it is unrealistic to have them run 50 metres after the assist and then come back to defend, and the right-back has vacated his zone in order to have their right centre-back help him fill in the holes.

However, the right centre-back is now being pestered by Liverard and has no way to help him on the wing.

Descartes alone grabbed the attention of at least two opposing players, so it's a sure thing that their defense is leaky.

Now it's up to the Pavia Junior Team to catch the loophole.

Descartes retreated to the backfield, called his left wing-back and told him his plan, and he would find a way to pull the opponent's right midfielder and midfielder away, so that his team-mate could quickly get into the void by taking advantage of the assist from the Inter right-back.

Descartes' teammates did not have any objection to this plan, in fact, Mr. Mankaard told them to fully cooperate with Descartes' attack in the second half, but he did not expect Inter to use such unexpected tactics in the second half, causing them to completely lose control of the field, and he was aggrieved for a long time.

So Descartes tilted his position a little to the left, but squeezed the forward midfielder of the Pavia junior team to the right side, and then when he appeared in this position, the right midfielder of the Inter junior team naturally approached Descartes according to the coach's deployment, and cooperated with their midfielders to guard him.

This standard of treatment has to be said to be largely successful, and Pavia Juniors not only failed to play an offensive game in the second half, but conceded another goal, which was definitely a tactical victory for Inter.

It's a pity that tactics are dead, but people are alive.

The right midfielder was deliberately seduced by Descartes, who was gradually breaking away from his defensive zone, while their right-back was on the way to assist, not even noticing that his team-mate had drifted away from him, but he was happy that his team-mate had vacated his place, because then he could be alone on the right flank, which was the most familiar feeling for him, who was already playing on the right midfield.

The opportunity that Descartes had been waiting for soon came in the midst of the Inter right-back's frantic assist.

After a stubborn defence, Pavia's centre-back kicked the ball forward, and Descartes got the ball before the opposition midfielder could interfere, while the prepared left-back burst forward from the left and quickly cut into the gap for the opponent's right-back to assist.

Descartes' well-timed strike helped the left-back escape the opposition players, leaving him blank in front of him and a large field of grass for him to gallop on.

The goal also deprived Inter's right centre-back, who had to let go of his defensive Liverard and move his zone to the right.

And Pavia's left-back didn't give up on this attack, he gave up on Liverard at the opponent's right centre-back, and the other left-sided centre-back passed the ball to Liverard in time before he could fill the gap, and Liverard saw the oncoming Descartes after holding the ball, so he quickly made the ball back to Descartes.

At this time, the opponent's back has been interfering with Descartes' advance, and the opponent's central defender doesn't know if he is too scruples about him, so he directly gave up Liviald, turned around and pounced on him again.

Perhaps it was the tactics that coach Miriavaka ordered them before the game to leave too many traces in his mind, and he subconsciously made the decision to wrap Descartes with his own midfielder.

And it turned out to be perhaps the worst decision he ever made in this match.

In the face of Liverard's return pass, Descartes barely stopped the ball, because he was next to the kraft candy midfielder, and he was sure that if he made a stoppage action, the opponent would definitely not hesitate to make a tackle, and in this way, the attack would be terminated in front of Inter's penalty area.

The Pavia Juniors simply don't have a free-kick specialist who can handle it.

So when he saw that the centre-back had given up on Liverard in favor of himself, Descartes was overjoyed and flicked the ball in a beautiful arc through the air, over the head of the Inter centre-back, straight behind him.

Oops! It was the first reaction of the Inter centre-back, and it was only then that he realized what a mistake he had made.

Unfortunately, some mistakes cannot be remedied.

Although Liverard is not a talented "new star", he will not let go of the opportunity to go head-to-head with the opponent's goalkeeper at such a close distance, and with a clean and clean shot, the football flew into the door of the Inter youth team without any suspense.

"Shit!" Seeing the birth of this goal, the head coach of Inter Juniors, Paulo . Miriavaka slammed the grass in front of him.

He had been well enough before the game to even put the number 10 in the opposition team to the point of "special treatment", but even that could not stop him from assisting.

If this guy hadn't been born with a disease, maybe he would have become one of Italy's brightest future stars, right? Coach Miriavaka suddenly had such a thought in his heart.

But he quickly put that thought behind him, and now that the unstoppable boy was his opponent, he had to do everything he could to stop him.

So he went to the sidelines, called the defender of Descartes to his side, and once again lectured him on the right time.

Descartes did not know what kind of treatment he would face in the second half after this "teaching" of Mr. Miriavaka.

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