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When the referee announced that Inzaghi's goal was valid, the stands at the Frankie Stadium burst into cheers!

At this moment, all the Fiorentina fans are cheering for Inzaghi's goal, and at the same time not forgetting to laugh at Juventus's arrogance - dare to say that they can win us before the game starts, do you know how good we are Fiorentina? Let's see if you dare to talk so much about life and death next time!

In fact, the main reason why Fiorentina fans are so excited is that the whole process of this goal can be said to be a resounding slap in the face of the whole Juventus team in front of all the spectators - from Zidane being tackled by Redondo with the ball, to tearing apart the midfield defense of Davies, Taccinadi and Oliseh with a series of dazzling quick passes, to Effenberg's straight through the Juventus backline. And then there's Inzaghi's shot that cut through Van der Sar's goal. It can be said that Fiorentina's quick counterattack blew up all the Juventus players on the pitch except for Torricelli and Pesoto on the wings, and Pierrot and Kovacevic on the forward line!

What is there to brag about when we can break through the defence you have built up with most of your team with a single counterattack, and you can't even get into our penalty area despite your desperate efforts? This is the confidence and pride that Inzaghi's goal brought to Fiorentina fans, and it was also a rather heavy psychological blow to Juventus fans.

Inzaghi was also very excited after the goal, and in his opinion, he could help his team build a lead in such a strong conversation. After all, although there were many objective reasons for the previous draw with Solna, and the fans did not criticize and blame him for not achieving anything in that game but also receiving a red card, but for the proud Inzaghi, not scoring means that he failed to complete his task and lived up to people's expectations of him.

While Inzaghi was happily interacting with the fans on the sidelines, Juventus ......

"Damn, ahhh!!hhh Van der Sar pounded the turf with a look of anger, and the opponent actually broke his goal in this way, which made him unwilling and angry to add a little shame.

For any goalkeeper, being scored by the opponent in this way of "hitting the small goal" will make him feel angry and humiliated from the bottom of his heart. Although, according to the analysis of many experts, the success rate of this type of shooting is much higher than that of pushing the far corner or near corner of the goal, and 100% of this kind of goal will be selected in the goal collection of the round, but for Van der Sar, as the victim, such a result is inevitably too cruel.

Therefore, the Dutch international can't and dare not imagine what kind of evaluation fans and media will make about him after this game. Because whether Fiorentina win or lose this game or not, Inzaghi's goal will certainly be hyped up, and Van der Sar himself will undoubtedly be nailed to the post of shame for the rest of the season because of this conceded goal! The unscrupulous media don't care what Van der Sar thinks, they will definitely keep repeating the goal on TV to attract more viewers, and hurt the Dutchman's heart over and over again.

As a result, Van der Sar, who was hit by this conceded goal, looked a little distracted in the following time. In just five minutes after the restart of the game, the Dutch international made two low-level mistakes in a row, and such a mistake for a goalkeeper of his level, let alone two in a row, is a glasses that can shock the ground - after all, there is no player who can become a world-class goalkeeper who is not stable, even Toldo, who is more affected by the situation, is still a trustworthy iron gate in front of the Fiorentina goal when he is not in good shape, the balls that should be saved are still pounced.

But then again, it's no wonder Van der Sar is so confused. After all, the Dutchman has suffered little setback since his debut at Ajax, so it is inevitable that he will have a psychological gap when he is so humiliated by his opponents in a game for the first time, which will have a negative impact on his performance on the pitch.

Like Pierrot, they are all hothouse flowers that have grown up in thousands of pampering, and once they are frustrated, it is easy to fall into a state of self-**. However, Van der Sar is much more resistant than Pierrot, and in his previous life, he moved from Juventus to Fulham, a grassroots club, and did not become as unknown as expected, but became better and better as he grew older, and finally joined the Red Devils at the age of 35, where he won four Premier League titles and the Big Ears Cup, the highest honour at club level!

If Blank and Di Livio remain at Juventus, then these veterans will be able to appease Van der Sar on the pitch in time and let the Dutchman cheer up from the loss of love, instead of feeling sorry for themselves on the pitch and giving the opponent more scoring opportunities!

Pierrot, the current captain of the Bianconeri, has not done the job of a captain at this time, although for the Bianconeri, who has been ridiculed by the media and fans as a penalty striker due to his sluggish form, even if he personally comes out to appease the opponent, I am afraid his words are not enough - except for the team's slightly higher status than Van der Sar, Pierrot has no other ability to convince the Dutchman.

With the score ahead, the Fiorentina players will naturally be more meticulous in carrying out the tasks assigned by Heynckes, especially after the previous two attacks caused Van der Sar to save the ball, and they found that the goalkeeper was not in good shape, and they were ready to take advantage of this opportunity to further expand the score.

On the Juventus side, due to the sluggish state of Van der Sar, he could not bring enough confidence to Zidane and others, and Ancelotti's pre-match arrangement had been successfully cracked by Heynckes's three-organization midfield tactics, forcing them to give up the style of play that continued to press frantically and shrink the formation to compress Fiorentina's attacking space.

In the 21st minute, Redondo used a Marseille maneuver to get rid of Zidane's entanglement and then distributed the ball to Di Livio on the right, who forced his way through the defense of his former teammate Pesoto and drove straight into the cross, just in time for Davies to get in place!

Vieri, who followed up in the middle, didn't pay attention to the opposite Juliano at all, and after jumping high, he directly met the ball and dived and bombed, and the ball went into the net, 2-0!