After the game, Bournemouth did not leave, opting instead to spend one night at Rotherham to celebrate the victory.

Before 12 o'clock, Rosie was already yawning, and he couldn't hold it anymore, so he went back to the hotel to rest early.

After taking a shower, Rossi lay down on the hotel's large bed and entered her own property panel.

Participating in the FA Cup for the first time with high gold content, you will receive a system reward after the game, which is a "Highlight Moment Card".

"Ding!"

"Congratulations to the host, you have obtained the 'Man Ball Split' skill."

Hiss~

Rossi was a little disappointed, this human ball had been used before, and the system rewarded him with this skill, which was a bit "redundant".

He nonchalantly checked the skill's action display, and after a second, his scalp tingled.

This is not an ordinary man's ball, it is the turn of the "Ice Prince" Bergkamp.

The action is elegant, the technique is exquisite, and it can be used in a small area, which can be called the "turn of the century".

Why should there be a cooldown for such a good skill?

The next morning, Rossi woke up early and practiced an hour of anaerobic exercise in the hotel's gym.

Self-discipline is an important factor in keeping players in shape, and even if the team wants to celebrate, Rossi must have finished before 12 o'clock.

The team-mates didn't get up until noon, and after lunch, they took the bus back to Bournemouth.

The winter schedule was relatively light, with just four league games in January, with an additional cup fixture added as teams qualified for the next round of the FA Cup.

The Norwich team against the next game.

In the first leg of the round-robin match, Bournemouth faced their iron bucket defense, with three shots on goal and three shots on target, scoring three goals to reverse the game 3-1.

This time back to the home game, it is even more careless.

At this time, many European leagues entered the winter break, the teams rested, the players took vacation, and only a few leagues were still playing.

The temporary "rest" has made the winter transfer one of the focuses of fans.

As is often customary, the winter transfer window is nowhere near as big as the summer transfer, and the media and fans are speculating about who will be the king of the winter transfer bid.

Smaller teams like Bournemouth can only strengthen their squad during the winter transfer period by signing out players on loan or recalling players who have performed well outside.

The day before the match against Norwich, Rossi received a call from Omar saying that he had several sponsorship projects and would meet for details after tomorrow's game.

Rosie is very sure of the manager's professional attitude, it should be a good business contract, and he can't wait to meet and talk in detail.

After all, people rely on this to eat, so they can't just stare at their own annual salary.

Saturday's race was tougher than expected.

Although playing at home, Norwich are strong in their own right.

Striker Graban wants to challenge Rossi again on the road.

Prior to that, he suffered a major injury and was out for three months.

At present, the two are separated by 12 goals in the scorer list, and it is a bit out of reach to overtake them in the second half.

At least for now, we have to respond with goals.

Bournemouth, who are unbeaten on a winning streak, used the front court to press and compete for the ball after the opening.

One game a week, so that the players of both sides leave no stone unturned in the battle.

Bournemouth will be up to them to maintain their unbeaten record.

Norwich, on the other hand, are in contention for a place in the promotion play-offs.

Ricky and Pugh emerged as wing-backs, with Bournemouth abandoning the pace of counter-attacking down the flanks and instead using passes to create chances for Rossi up front.

Wilson's pull on the side is also to attract defense to Rossi.

At the beginning of the season, it was Rossi who did the work for him.

Unexpectedly, it was only less than half a year, and the two actually reversed.

Instead of complaining, Wilson enjoyed it.

Why?

Because it's fun!

In the 18th minute, Bournemouth played a combination up front, Norwich's 4-1-2-1-2 diamond-shaped midfielder, which was caught by Pugh on the flank, and at the edge of the big penalty area, dribbled horizontally in succession, attracting two defenders.

Rossi moved between full-back and centre-back, waiting for an opportunity.

After observing that Rossi deliberately kept himself in position with the opposition full-back to avoid stepping into an offside position, Pugh immediately scrambled the ball straight through.

Rossi's start instantly distanced himself from the central defender.

Michael Turner's follow-up was half a step late, but the goalkeeper who came out in time blocked the angle of Rossi's shot.

Under such a bag, Rossi decisively knocked the ball horizontally in front of the goal, and followed by Wilson, who was inserted, faced the empty goal and scored easily.

The ball is in!

I say, it's not a ball, it's fun.

Playing Rossi will affect your goals?

No!

Not only will it not, but it will go in more and be more comfortable.

Bournemouth, who were leading at home, were all around and hugged Rossi.

Selfless ball-splitting, humble character, chic technique.

They can't wait to fall in love with Rosie.

Not to be outdone, Norwich City fought more fiercely after conceding the goal, and his feet were more decisive than before.

Under the cheers of the home fans, the players of both sides had a fierce verbal altercation because of a foul, and the referee was hit with 50 boards each.

Graban also kept raising his arms to make the visiting Norwich fans a little more passionate and create more momentum.

After a long absence, he needs the encouragement of the fans to stimulate his form.

He used his strong body to tumble in the Bournemouth penalty area.

In the 20th minute, full-back Whitaker cut in quickly along the touchline and crossed underneath.

Graban jumped high and grabbed the top of the ball before he beat Cook and shook his head at goal, but the goalkeeper lifted the crossbar with his hand.

Norwich took a corner, got Jerome in front of him, and then Graban, used the impact of his body to volley sideways.

Due to the difficulty of the shot, he did not eat the right part and went high above the crossbar and hit the fan stands behind the goal.

Ooh!

The goal was almost lost, and the home fans were in awe.

Graban, who had missed his chance, covered his face in frustration and ran back to his own half.

Both attacks did not score a goal, but both threatened the goal. Graban, in particular, had a strong desire to attack and gave his best every attack.

In the 36th minute, Graban, who missed the opportunity to score, finally found an opportunity in front of the goal.

Norwich's cross from the wing was saved by the goalkeeper with his first header from Graban, but the ball was still in the box, causing a scuffle in the box.

First, Rogermay's follow-up shot was blocked by defender Elfik with his body, and the goalkeeper rushed to the ground to save the ball, but Graban reached out early and poked the ball into the net.

【goal！

！

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[With Norwich's unremitting efforts, Graban finally equalized, and the two sides returned to the same starting line. 】

[Graban, facing the old master, entered the goal again, and also broke his 102-day goal drought. 】

After scoring the goal, Graban ran to his own fan stand and opened his arms to feel the cheers of the fans.

The Bournemouth team did not make any major mistakes tactically.

Just because Graban's personal ability is too strong, it is absolutely impossible to prevent it alone.

For such players, it is common practice to have teammates who are close to each other to help defend together.

But by doing so, there will be gaps in other positions.

Eddie Howe is not an average coach and Norwich is not an underdog.

Graban has a strong desire to attack, but he is not a lone wolf, and he is also willing to play for his teammates if he is faced with multiple players.

Eddie Howe and Bournemouth know him too well.

"Luo, press me forward."

In the Championship, when it comes to attack, I Eddie Howe haven't been afraid of anyone.

Because I have Rosie.

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