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"Damn! I'm fooled! Seeing the Fiorentina players moving quickly towards Inter's goal as if they had heard the starting gun after Pirlo picked up the ball, Cooper couldn't help but realize, "I see, no wonder Heynckes made such an arrangement." Vieri and they all retreated to defend just to paralyze us, and in fact, with their speed and mobility, it was not too difficult to launch a counter-attack even from their own half. ”

"Di Biagio! Stop Pirlo for me right now! Cooper, who realized the danger, immediately made a decision and yelled at Di Biagio, who was closest to Pirlo, "Even if it is a foul or even a card, I must stop him, and he must not be allowed to have space and opportunities to pass the ball with his feet!" If you really can't do it, I'll cut off his leg!" ”

"I%¥#%......" Heynckes, who was not far from Cooper, heard this, and his heart was like 10,000 Vieri rushing past (Vieri: "......"), and he almost broke out at the Argentine. After all, whatever Cooper's intentions, what he said was a little too vicious.

For a manager, especially a manager of a big club, there are some things that can be done quietly, but they must not be spoken, otherwise, it will inevitably cause countless accusations. And this time, Cooper clearly went a little too far.

Di Biagio was obviously aware of the aberration, his professionalism did not allow him to make such a vicious and deliberate act of hurting people, not to mention that Fiorentina was still his old club, so it was naturally even more impossible to make such a dangerous move towards Pirlo.

However, if Di Biagio does not take an unconventional move to foul him directly, it will be difficult for him to stop Pirlo from moving forward. As a result, Di Biagio, who did not use lethal moves to defend, was unable to stop Pirlo after all, and watched the opponent pass the ball in the direction of Vincent's forward insertion, which made Cooper so angry that he jumped straight to his feet on the sidelines.

At this time, the fourth official couldn't stand Cooper's crazy words. The black-clad judge walked over and admonished the somewhat enthusiastic Argentine coach, warning him that if he made any more inappropriate remarks during the game, he would definitely make a sharp note in the post-match report and report it to the UEFA Disciplinary Committee.

After receiving a warning from the fourth official, Cooper reluctantly restrained his behavior. However, the cautious Argentine still made a note in his heart for Di Biagio, who did not obey his instructions, and decided to find a reason to kick him out of Inter Milan this summer. In Cooper's view, anyway, the team now has Zanetti, and his own owner is willing to invest in strengthening the team, and the older Di Biagio is naturally not an indispensable role.

I'm afraid no one would have thought that Di Biagio's future at Inter Milan would be changed because of this poor defense.

Cooper's caution is here for now, but now let's get back to the game.

Due to the excessive pressure of the Inter Milan players just now, even the three central defenders of Materazzi, Cannavaro and Córdoba were pressed to the middle line of the stadium because Vieri and others all retreated. Therefore, when Pirlo instigated this quick counterattack, the Nerazzurri did not have a single Inter player in the half, except for the goalkeeper Toldo!

It has to be said that after so many years of studying next to top midfielders such as Redondo and Effenberg, Pirlo has perfected many of his skills and timing of passes. His pass was well controlled in terms of force and landing, which made Vincent who received the ball marvel in his heart. After all, not everyone can pass the ball when they are on a quick counter-attack, and they don't need to make much adjustments or even slow down the player.

In this way, Vincent, who received the pass, rushed towards the Inter Milan penalty area without the slightest slowdown. And behind him, the defenders of Inter Milan such as Zanetti and Córdoba, who are struggling to chase back, as well as the first counter-attacking line composed of Vieri and Giuli!

Although Vincent is fast, it is naturally impossible for him to go at full speed with the ball at his feet. So, as the Spaniard advanced into the corner of the box, Zanetti, who had been trailing all the way, finally caught up with Vincent and tangled with him in the area in an attempt to buy time for his team-mates to realign their defences.

Vincent, of course, could see Zanetti's calculations, and he was deliberately cooperating with the opposition's actions, running back and forth with the ball on the line of the penalty area, while scanning the movement in the middle with his peripheral vision - the same idea as Zanetti who was waiting for his teammates to set up the defence, Vincent was also waiting for Vieri and Giuli to be in place so that he could take the next move.

In this way, the key to determining the success of this counterattack lies in which of the follow-up troops of both sides will be the first to arrive on this battlefield. If Córdoba had arrived first, the chances of Fiorentina hitting this counter-attack would have diminished indefinitely; And if Vieri and they take the lead, then it will be Inter's turn to suffer next.

While these are quite complicated to say, in reality, it all happened and was done in less than a few tens of seconds. So, Vincent didn't wait long, and saw a scene that he was very excited about - the first to rush to the Inter Milan penalty area were several figures wearing purple shirts!

On the other hand, Zanetti, who was also paying attention to the surrounding situation, was cold in his heart. He could already imagine what would happen to his own goal......

Time was pressing, and Vincent didn't care about the identity of the viewer, using his superhuman speed to throw Zanetti off half of his body in an instant, and preemptively pass the ball before the Argentine made a tackle!

Vieri, who picked up in the middle of the penalty area, controlled his movement well, and when Vincent passed the ball, he was not in an offside position, he gently unloaded the flying ball, adjusted it slightly, and then directly volleyed it!

With Vieri's shot so powerful and so close, Toldo only had time to make a gesture before he heard the ball whizzing past his ears and rubbing against the net behind him!

1 to 0! After being pressed by Inter Milan for a full sixteen minutes, Fiorentina took advantage of a quick counter-attack opportunity to score a goal and firmly hold the initiative of promotion in their own hands!