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The score was 1-0 and the aggregate score was 5-1, so the whole Monaco team gave up hope of catching up, even if there were 90 minutes left in the game, but neither manager Arsene Wenger nor the Monaco players on the pitch did not think they had the ability to penetrate the door of Fiorentina five times at the Frankie Stadium without allowing their opponents to continue to score.

The hundreds of Monaco fans who arrived in Florence had not yet recovered from their brain crash - it was only a few seconds into the game, how could Monaco concede a goal......

However, the nightmare for Monaco fans is far from over.

Five minutes later, Duckett's through ball was tackled by Davies, who passed diagonally to Effenberg after the break, and the German did not choose to stop the ball after receiving the ball, but took the opportunity of the Monaco back line not to fully return to the position and sent a through ball!

Batistuta, who received the ball, withstood Ismael with his back, and then turned directly and volleyed vigorously, Roa, who was blocked by the team's central defenders, had no time to make a save, and could only watch the ball fly directly into the far corner of the goal, 2-0!

It was Fiorentina who scored two goals in a row in just five minutes, and Monaco was completely dumbfounded, losing a 4-1 at home was already a very humiliating thing, and now the home team scored two goals in the first five minutes...... Could it be that the rhythm of this game is still a carnage?

If you don't explode in silence, you perish in silence. The low morale before the game, coupled with the successive blows since the opening kick-off, finally the young Monaco could not continue to remain silent, and the young and energetic opted for the former.

In the following game, the Monaco players launched a frantic attack towards the Fiorentina goal in an attempt to score, while the home team changed their tactics after the success of the blitzkrieg at the beginning and began to slowly and leisurely grind with the opposition in midfield......

Against a Fiorentina side that is bent on shrinking their defence, there are really few teams who dare to say they will be able to breach their doors - such a team may exist, but it certainly will not be Monaco who have lost their minds in the players.

After defending the opponent's several rounds of onslaught in the first half, Fiorentina began to stimulate the opponent's nerves with counterattacks in the second half, and in the 56th minute, Effenberg passed a ball over the top again, Djokaeff, who cut in from the left side, received the ball and burst into the penalty area to form a single knife, and in the face of the attacking Roa, he calmly pushed the near corner and then went to the next goal! Three to zero!

After a three-goal advantage, the Monegasque has completely lost hope of a comeback in the Champions League semi-final for Fiorentina, so Ranieri is starting to think more about the weekend's big game against AC Milan, because as long as Fiorentina can not lose in the weekend (more than two goals to be exact), then the Purple Lilies can win the league title two rounds ahead of schedule!

So, with the big picture settled, Ranieri began to field substitutes to replace some of the players he himself thought were more prone to injury or suspension.

Vieri came on in the 60th minute to replace Ronaldo and formed a two-tower duo up front with his mentor Batistuta, and the two men's physical prowess was stunned by the similarly physical, Ismael and Leboeuf......

Then the tinkerer replaced Davis with Kripa, and as for Zuihou's substitution, the tinkerer seemed to be out of consideration for letting the young players also feel the rare atmosphere of the game, and actually replaced Pirlo, who is about to turn seventeen, in the 80th minute! He was replaced by Fiorentina's playmaker Effenberg!

Ranieri's arrangement for Pirlo is also quite interesting - I will not limit your position in this game, you can be anywhere you think you should be!

After Andrea Pirlo came on, Rui Costa automatically took over the baton from substitute Effenberg, and under his control, Fiorentina still controlled the tempo of the game, giving the Monegasque no chance.

However, in the ten minutes of this game, the most eye-catching thing was obviously not the already famous Portuguese, but Andrea Pirlo, who had just come on the field! The youngster was everywhere after receiving instructions from Ranieri, one minute he singled out Di Meco near the bottom line on the left side of the pitch, and the next minute he ran into midfield to assist Kripa to intercept Zinedine Zidane......

In the 86th minute, Pirlo received a pass from Costa on the left and accelerated past Di Meco, who was defending him, before sending in a left-footed cross.

Batistuta jumped up front to get the ball under him, grabbed the ball and gave it to Vieri before running forward.

At this time, Vieri had a very low position in the team, and he knew that his main job now was to play for his teammates who were much more famous than himself - this is the way every strong center forward grows. So Vieri immediately received the ball and re-passed it to Pirlo, who had moved to the top of the box arc.

Pirlo began to break forward after receiving the ball and now faced a Monaco backline that had become a mess, so his breakthrough was quite smooth, shaking off Petit defence and bursting into the Monaco penalty area.

However, the pressure on Pirlo began to mount as soon as he entered the box, as any team is very protective of the penalty area, and soon Leboeuf appeared in front of Pirlo and blocked his shot.

At this moment, Pirlo saw his captain, and when he found a passing route, he immediately picked up the ball and crossed!

Seeing Pirlo pick the ball towards him, Batistuta who was running jumped up and met Pirlo's cross was a high-altitude bombardment!

In the desperate eyes of the Monaco fans, the ball went over Roa's gloves and into the goal!

Four to zero! Fiorentina have a hearty win at home!

When the referee blew the whistle for the end of the game, the score on the big screen on the pitch was 4-0, with the home team in front and the away team behind.

This means that Fiorentina advanced to the Champions League final with an aggregate score of 8-1 in the two-legged meeting with Monaco in the semi-finals of the UEFA Champions League in the 95-96 season!

"Let's congratulate Florence! This is the second time in Fiorentina's history that they have reached the Champions League final! The excited voice of the on-site commentator came from the stadium, and it was clear that the brother was also a die-hard Fiorentina fan, "Now, let's cheer for the Fiorentina boys!" Long live Florence! ”

At the same time, countless fireworks were lit outside the Frankie Stadium, and it was clear that Fiorentina fans were using fireworks to celebrate the team's second Champions League final in history.

Of course, Zhuang Mingge had to pay a large fine to the Italian Football Federation for the fans' behavior afterwards, which is not to be mentioned.

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