PS1: This is Saturday's update.,It's a little late.,I hope you don't care too much about the update time.,I promise not to stop talking......

PS2: Let's talk about the book friend group here, the group number is three, seven, zero, five, four, nine, nine, one, nine, nine, verifies that the answer is NTR knight, well, that's it.

PS3: Here, I would like to thank the book friend "Dawang Yu Yu Yuyu" and "Tianya Sailor" for their tips.

Lazio and Fiorentina were clearly not very happy with the result of Collina's decision. Drogba and his teammates desperately defended it, claiming that his movements could not have caused Ballack to fall to the ground so cleanly, and that the opponent was deliberately faking a free kick in front of the court; And the Fiorentina players led by Ballack also fanned the flames around Collina, wanting to expand the results on the existing basis and let the golden whistle show Drogba an additional yellow card.

As the world's number one golden whistle, is Corina a worthless figure? I saw that he first smiled and pointed to the big screen that was playing back Drogba's drag action in slow motion, and suddenly sank the Lazio players who were still chattering. After all, the slow-motion replay on the big screen clearly showed that Drogba did have a very obvious pull in his hand when Ballack broke through with the ball. Therefore, there was no problem for Corina to award Fiorentina a free-kick up front.

With Lazio in mind, Corina turned around and smiled meaningfully at Ballack, who was also expressing dissatisfaction with the decision. After seeing Collina's smile, the German decisively chose to accept it when he saw it, closed his mouth and prepared for the next free kick tactic.

As for the meaning contained in Collina's smile, Barak, as the person concerned, is naturally very clear. The German knew in his heart that the referee, who was extremely experienced in law enforcement, must have seen some clues from his previous downfall, and it was only because Drogba did have a very obvious foul that he awarded Fiorentina a free kick in front, but did not show a yellow card to the Ivorian.

Therefore, if Ballack does not know what to do and continues to pester Corina in this matter, then the referee may have to find a balance for Lazio.

Seeing that there was no possibility of changing the verdict, the Lazio players had no choice but to line up a wall in the penalty area and carefully move their positions under the direction of Petr Cech, blocking the angle of the opponent's direct shot as much as possible to prevent Fiorentina from taking advantage of the free-kick in front of the goal to score. While organizing the human wall, the Lazio players also had to prevent the Fiorentina players from running in and causing trouble, destroying the barrier that they had so hard to arrange.

After all, in the history of football, there are many players who use the "moles" planted in the human wall to score goals, and Lazio players naturally have to guard against this.

So, I saw Lucio and Ronaldo, who were shouldering the heavy responsibility of making trouble, fearlessly squeezed into the middle of the Lazio players, and painted this sky-blue city wall with two purple lines!

With Fiorentina's free-kick in such a good position, it was only natural that Lazio would have to spend more time setting up the wall, and Lucio and Cristiano Ronaldo occasionally came in to try to make a hole in the wall, which caused another stir...... After such a round of tossing, even with Corina on the side to organize and supervise, by the time the human wall was finally arranged, several minutes had passed.

Looking at Pirlo and Ballack standing behind the ball, Cech suddenly felt a cold sweat break out. You know, these two are out-and-out free-kick players, and no matter which penalty is enough for him to drink. The most important thing is that these two people have different styles of taking free kicks, one focuses on technology and curling balls, and the other has some strong miracle meaning, the shooting angle and trajectory are completely different, and it is very difficult to defend at the same time.

Is it Barak or Pirlo? Although he kept his expression as calm as possible, Cech was quite numb at this time. He felt that it was a bit of a mistake for his teammates to give away such well-placed free-kicks against a team like Fiorentina, which has so many free-kick experts - although he knew in his heart that if Drogba hadn't pulled that at the time, the unguarded Ballack would probably have shot straight from distance, but even so, Cech couldn't help but complain to Drogba in his heart.

After Collina whistled for a penalty, Ballack took the lead and Cech was on his knees at the same time, ready to leap up to make a save. Of course, the Czech goalkeeper still had an eye on it, which meant that he was prepared to wait for the German to shoot the ball before making a save. After all, no one knows if Ballac, who moves first, is just a cover for people's ears, and if he gets hit, it will be the rhythm of Pirlo's empty goal.

Sure enough, as Cech had feared, Ballack's action was only to cover for Pirlo's subsequent shot. Although Cech was not fooled, the German's realistic feints shook the wall of Lazio players to the ground, and he completed part of the task.

Ignoring Cech who was waiting in front of goal, Pirlo, who was in charge of the free-kick, got his foot down and hit a brilliant ball that successfully bypassed the wall that Lazio players had painstakingly lined up, flew over the head of Lucio, who was standing at the end of the wall, and then drew an arc straight into the corner of the goal!

Rather than surrender in the face of this extremely difficult save, Cech jumped high after a few steps and extended his arms as far as he could to try to touch the ball, thus changing its trajectory!

"It worked!" The touch from his fingertips made Cech happy. However, before he could be happy, a muffled sound and the familiar grinding sound between the ball and the net that followed made the Czech goalkeeper suddenly fall into an ice cave!

It turned out that Cech managed to touch the ball, but the ball that changed its flight path hit the crossbar and bounced into the goal!

1 to 0! In the 35th minute of the game, with a direct free kick from Pirlo, Fiorentina temporarily led Lazio by one goal and took a big step towards the league title!

In other words, as long as Fiorentina can maintain this score until the end of the game, then the purple lily, which is five points ahead of Juventus, will lift the championship trophy one round ahead of schedule and successfully defend the Serie A title! And Mancini will once again fall into the situation of being criticized by the media and public opinion because of the loss of this game!