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When Effenberg walked to the penalty area, everyone in the stands, including Juventus fans, quieted down, watching the tiger walk to the penalty spot, and did not intend to create psychological pressure on him with boos, because they knew that the German tiger, who dared to give the middle finger to their fans in the World Cup that was watched by thousands of people, would never be shaken by the boos in their hearts!

"I won't be broken by a piece of waste who can't even get into the national team!" Although he was clear about Effenberg's past "deeds", Peruzzi didn't know if it was a brain cramp or what, maybe he just wanted to provoke Effenberg so that the angry Tiger would miss this crucial penalty, so he said this sentence at this time that was extremely deadly in everyone's ears.

When he said this, Peruzzi did not shout or dance to attract the attention of others, but controlled the volume to be heard by Effenberg, who walked to the penalty spot to place the ball.

It's just that Peruzzi has obviously forgotten about it, and the current Effenberg is no longer the bad boy on the court who caused trouble back then.

"Tsk, this kind of provocation is really low-level enough." Hearing Peruzzi's provocation, Effenberg smiled, not at all irritated by the other party's words, "If it was me four years ago, I guess I would have been hit by a trick at this time and rushed up to beat up this outrageous guy, right?" Alas, the years are really a ruthless pig-killing knife......"

So, under the gaze of Peruzzi's "unscientific" gaze, Effenberg calmly put the ball away, and then stepped back for some distance, signaling to the referee that his side was ready.

The referee Cragg saw that both sides were ready, so he blew the whistle that could be punished!

Hearing the whistle, Effenberg started to run, and Peruzzi tensed his nerves at the same time, and both sides bet all their chips on the penalty!

I saw Effenberg pick up his right foot after accelerating from a middle distance and shoot the ball directly into the center of the goal!

But Peruzzi made a wrong judgment at this time, he had already pounced on the left side, he didn't expect the opponent to choose the most direct and easiest way to shoot!

Although Peruzzi desperately adjusted his center of gravity and twisted his body to try to block Effenberg's burst, it was too late for Peruzzi to make up for the tiger's all-out shot.

Seeing Effenberg kick the penalty into the door of Juventus, Capello showed a smile of relief on his face, he felt that he really did not mistake this German tiger who had reformed himself, and it was indeed the right choice to let him be the best penalty taker in the finale!

"The ball is in! Effenberg was very resolute in this penalty! The ball flew straight into the middle of the net as fast as possible! Peruzzi completely misjudged Effenberg's intentions! Now Fiorentina are 4-3 ahead of Juventus! If Pierrot, the Bianconeri's fifth appearance, fails to score the next penalty, the Purple Lilies will lift the trophy for the third time in a row! ”

On the Juventus side, in the selection of the fifth penalty taker, Lippi put the team's best penalty taker Pierrot in this most critical position, which is also the habit of many managers when arranging the order of appearance in the penalty shootout, after all, the first and fifth penalty takers are often under more pressure than others, so putting the team's first and second penalty takers in these two positions is the safest choice for all managers.

As Pierrot walked towards the penalty area, Toldo, who was checking the "penalty kick cheats", was finally caught by the camera in his small movements.

"Haha, see what we found? Fiorentina goalkeeper Toldo was actually reading a note! "It's the first time the commentator has encountered this situation, so of course he doesn't know what Toldo is looking at, and can only make some reasonable guesses based on the footage from the camera and the actual situation," I think that piece of paper should have written some Juventus players' penalty habits, after all, in the previous four rounds of penalty shootouts, Toldo all judged the direction of the ball's flight, and didn't save more because he was slow to save. ”

'If that's the case, then Pierrot is in a rather bad situation, because for a penalty taker, they tend to shoot in the way they are most comfortable with, so that they can better pursue the success rate. Baggio intervened at this time and said his opinion, "However, Toldo already knows the opponent's habits, so once Pierrot still does this, then this penalty is likely to be directly saved by Toldo!" ”

On the pitch at this time, Pierrot did not hear the dialogue between the commentator and Baggio, but he also noticed Toldo's move. However, Pierrot didn't have the same eyesight as the cameras on the pitch, so he was just a little surprised by Toldo's behavior and didn't think much about it.

Hearing the referee's whistle, Pierrot took a deep breath and started running!

In order to ensure the hitting rate, Pierrot even habitually made two pauses in the process of running, so as to fool Toldo and move his body's center of gravity in advance, so that he could send the ball into the goal more smoothly.

However, to the disappointment of the Prince of Bianconeri, Toldo, who was standing in front of the goal, was not shaken by his feints at all, and was still standing on the goal line!

After discovering that his opponent had seen through his little tricks, the zebra prince finally showed his weakness at this time, that is, his not yet mature psychological element. No matter how much the Italian media and fans appreciate him, he is still only a young man in his twenties, and his psychological tolerance is naturally not as good as those veterans.

So, in the case of having rushed to the penalty spot, the somewhat panicked Pierrot had no choice but to grit his teeth and shoot the ball into the lower right corner of the goal with a push shot according to the way he was most accustomed to playing!

Before Pierrot could shoot, Toldor had already flown to his left side and blocked the spot-kick from the Prince of Biancones with just one hand!

When he saw that the ball was blocked by Toldo's flying body, and then flew directly out of the bottom line, Pierrot's legs weakened, and he fell to his knees on the penalty spot, hiding his face and crying. After all, he was once so close to the Champions Cup, and he had dreamed of lifting the trophy in front of tens of thousands of Juventus fans, but now, this qiē has turned into a dream for Nanke, and he and his teammates can only return home with a silver medal representing the runner-up!