Once the equilibrium on the pitch is upset, the outcome can take an unpredictable direction.

In the second half, the Rotherham team, which was about to attack, was inexplicably scored.

The opposition striker is in a dangerous area at home and can easily get the ball, which is very scary.

Defender Paul Green was scolded by the head coach and scolded very badly.

The team should defend well first and then think about how to attack.

Instead of thinking about attacking absent-mindedly when defending.

Especially against Rossi's defense, there can be no carelessness.

He is very good at the game, not only looking for Paul's offensive tendencies, but also looking for him to defend the gaps.

The most terrifying thing is that his passing is so elusive.

The top scorer in the Championship doesn't just know how to shoot.

Rotherham fell behind and manager Steve had to make a change, replacing centre-forward Karak Harris with Derby Hill to improve the pace and impact up front.

With striker Prigel focused on the defensive end of the pitch and had no time to organise the attack, Steve sent two full-backs forward to attack from the wings.

But in doing so, Rotherham lost their advantage in midfield, and the individual ability of the full-backs alone could not open up the team's wide advantage.

After all, the strongest of the Bournemouth team is the counterattack on the wing.

In the 64th minute, Steve made another substitution, replacing the exhausted Prigel with Scalz.

His play can well limit the opponent's back ball, and can also free up the midfielder's ability to insert and attack.

Rotherham switched from defence to attack, attacking with wing-backs and full-backs on the attacking side.

Smallwood at the back made up for the rib space on the strong side to convert the formation into a 3-2-2-3 and maximise the numerical advantage on the wings.

Bournemouth began to move to a tight defence, with the midfield still using aggressive tackling to limit Rotherham's pace on the flanks.

Not to mention Rotherham, now in the entire Championship, there is no good way to press Bournemouth's front.

Want to go head-to-head?

They are a team that even Liverpool dare to play high pressing.

Unable to find an advantage on the wing, Rotherham had to move laterally to the weak side of the opposition.

Left midfielder Ferreyclinton was on a lateral move when the ball was cut off by Gosling and Skarz immediately counter-attacked.

His aim was not to grab the ball, but to limit Gosling's forward passes.

"Hey, here!"

With no chance to get on the ball, Gosling wanted to control the tempo, and Rossi appeared to him in time to ask for the ball.

It was a tactic that Bournemouth were all too familiar with, with Rossi dropping back to organise the attack, and Wilson, Ryan Fraser and Richie cutting forward quickly.

Before receiving the pass from his team-mate, Rossi turned his head forward to observe his team-mate's position, and without stopping the ball, he sent a behind-the-back ball, which passed between the two midfielders and handed it to Richie.

Richie is not a speed player, and after taking a few steps, he was caught up by the opposing midfielder, and both of them immediately started to pull.

Richie's physical confrontation was no match for Smallwood, and before he went to the ground, he distributed the ball to Wilson on the right.

Facing central defender Anasson, Wilson shook off the defence with a feint and drilled into the box with the ball in a very small gap.

Wilson dribbled along the baseline, was blocked by the returning Anasson, and once the opponent was on the foot, he could easily poke the ball out of the line.

A corner, not very good, he has to try to cross.

Wilson made a reasonable physical run to Anasson, got space to pass, picked up the ball with his right foot, and slotted it out.

In order to avoid the opponent's block, Wilson did not dare to use a low flat ball.

The ball flies high into the goal, and it's up to your teammates to threaten or not.

Goalkeeper Adam Collin moved quickly with the trajectory of the ball, and saw that Ryan Fraser at the back post had jumped high, his face changed greatly, and he didn't care about the angle of his shot, flying sideways, and blocking the goal with his body.

Fraser's header, which hit Adam's right leg, flew to the back post and rolled towards the baseline.

This extreme save made the fans in the stands behind the goal gasp in shock.

Just as Fraser was frustrated by the inevitable goal, a foot suddenly reached out and kicked the ball in before it flew out of the goal.

The whole process was so electric that after poking the ball in, the man also flew into the net.

When the man ran out of the goal with the ball in his arms, everyone could see him.

【goal！

！

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[It's Rossi, the one who shoots at the back point, it's Rossi.] 】

[Unbelievable, this attack was launched by Luo in the backfield. In just a dozen seconds, he actually killed from the backfield to the opponent's penalty area. 】

[1:3, Bournemouth extended their lead.] 】

The commentator, who was looking back at the whole offensive process, was a little excited.

[Rotherham's goal was a midfielder's transfer mistake and was cut off by Gosling. After passing the ball, Rowe ran forward unhurriedly, without a single high-intensity sprint, and was just right to appear where he was most threatening. 】

[The camera was given to Luo, after completing the nearly 60-meter ultra-long-distance forward insertion, he was not out of breath, and he was the only one who did a real leisurely stroll. 】

[Maybe Luo didn't sweat at all.] 】

The narrator jokes at the end.

After a two-goal lead, the situation was already one-sided.

Rotherham's attacking style is monolithic, and the flanks have been clearly figured out.

Wanted to take advantage of the midfield shift, but there was no good command core in the team.

In the 67th minute, Rossi once again sent a penetrating pass into the opponent's ribs to assist Ryan Fredasse to score.

1:4！

Steve stood alone in the coaching area, his eyes full of disbelief.

In the first half, his tactics were successful, even evenly matched, but why was the opponent scored three goals in the first 20 minutes of the second half.

It was this Rossi who was in charge of all this.

As a central striker, he does not do the fulcrum or the top fight like a traditional center forward, but retreats to the forward midfield position to organize the team's attack.

What's even more terrifying is that he can always be the first to find the holes in his team, and his ability to seize opportunities is terrifying.

Ooh!

Interrupted Steve's chaotic thoughts with an exclamation from the home fans, he looked at the field.

It was the piercing Rossi again, who appeared in the ribs, ready to receive a pass from a teammate.

Here, Rossi has already threatened the goal on several occasions.

Why does he always get the ball here, and where is the defender dead?

"Clamp him, clamp him!"

At this moment, Steve wished he was one of the players on the field, and used a vicious tackle to cut the ball off Rossi's feet.

Take the ball in the ribs and don't stay for a second longer, because the opponent's bag will arrive quickly.

In the face of the up-and-coming from the back, Rossi first turned his back to the defense and took a big step sideways with his right foot to make a posture to take the ball.

Paul Green, who stepped forward to mark the defence, did not dare to push from behind, lest he foul the opponent and give the opponent a great set-piece opportunity.

He stepped forward in small steps, keeping a close eye on Rossi.

Just then, Rossi suddenly turned to his right, but the ball slipped in the other direction.

Prior to this, Green's view of the ball was completely obscured by Rossi, and he really thought that Rossi was going to take the ball with his back in this position.

Because in such a tight defensive area, if you use the ball to divide it, you will temporarily lose control of the ball and be cleared by your teammates who are making up for it.

Sure enough, after Rossi turned, the ball was out of his control, with defender Craig Morgan battling for possession at the same time.

Craig Morgan-based was a threat to Rossi with the ball on repeatedly, and he swung his right foot wide as he pounced, trying to clear the ball with a big foot.

He could have stabbed the ball away, but he opted to clear it with a big foot, but the timing of the clearance slowed down due to the swinging of the leg, and Rossi poked the ball out at a faster pace.

Wilson, once again in the passing lane.

He took a big step forward and quickly adjusted his step as he stepped forward, pumping it straight into the near corner of the goal.

At such a close distance, it was a high ball, and the goalkeeper couldn't save it, watching the ball whizz past his fingers.

1:5！

[goal, the ball is scored again!]

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[The Bournemouth team has completely dominated the game, and Luo is actually in such a tight defensive space, using the ball to divide and shake off the defense. 】

[This is completely out of self-confidence, and I dare to do such a move, and I finish it very beautifully. 】

After the goal, Wilson once again rode onto Rossi's back and hugged him tightly.

Eating bread has always been such a simple thing.

After scoring the goal, Eddie Howe also replaced Rossi.

In the west stand of the stadium, die-hard fans of the home team, stood up one after another and expressed their respect for Rossi with applause.

After more than ten minutes, the two sides failed to score again, and Bournemouth also won 5-1 to win their first victory after the New Year and advance to the fourth round of the FA Cup.

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