Hush!

Under the huge boos at the Allianz Arena in Munich, Calhanoglu placed the ball in the referee's place.

This free-kick is located on the right side of the penalty area, 24 meters from the goal, and if it is taken by a left-footed player, the ball will spin towards the goal area, which will be smoother.

Calhanoglu is a right-footed player, but it still doesn't affect his shooting percentage.

Standing at the post, Noyer nervously directed his team-mates to line up the wall and block the opponent's shot angle as much as possible.

Bayern organized an airtight human wall with 6 players in front of the penalty area.

Then Noyer came to the center of the goal line, straightened his gloves, and waited for the battle.

Bayer Leverkusen also have two players joining the wall.

Their aim was to block the goalkeeper's view.

After the referee's whistle, the home fans booed even more.

The fans behind the net, with the loudest voices, greeted Calhanoglu's family and tried to disrupt his rhythm.

What seems to be a vulgar approach is often the simplest and most straightforward.

Otherwise, there would not be the famous scene of Atlaszi on Qizu's head.

Calhanoglu seemed to have long been accustomed to this kind of boo, his face was very calm, and after slowly exhaling a breath of turbidity, his eyes shifted from Noyer to the ball in front of him.

One-step!

Two steps!

Three steps!

Calhanoglu didn't have a lot of running distance, but he was able to burst out with enough power with his right foot.

Bang!

When he flicked his right foot on the ball, he bounced up, swung his right foot in the direction of the shot, and then stepped firmly on the turf in front of him.

The two teammates standing in the human wall had already spread out quickly towards both ends, and the ball flew from the middle of the two to the bottom left corner of the goal.

At the moment of Calhanoglu's shot, Noyer's vision was blocked by the human wall, and it was impossible to judge the direction of the shot.

When the ball flew towards his right hand, he had already lowered his center of gravity, used his right foot as a foothold, and flew to save.

He is tall and long-armed, with his body completely horizontal in front of goal, and he has absolute confidence to save this low ball.

But the ball suddenly fell, landed on the turf in the six-yard box, and then bounced off the ground, just past Noyer's hands and into the net.

【goal！！ 】

[The ball is in!] 】

[The king of the ball, use the way he is best at to score the ball.] 】

[This is a kick that bounces the ball and hits the far corner of the goal.] 】

[Although Noyer is well prepared, there are too many factors that are difficult to judge the moment the ball bounces off the ground. 】

And before shooting, Calhanoglu did not observe the goalkeeper's position, but only aimed at the ball. 】

[Therefore, at the moment of shooting, the contact surface between the foot and the ball will be more accurate. 】

The score of the two teams equalized again.

Ancelotti off the field could only shake his head helplessly.

It's all about personal ability.

The ability to save the team's fortunes on their own.

He's only 22 years old, and he already has such a terrifying free-kick prowess.

How high will he be in a few years?

The game continued, and the morale of the Bayern players, as if they had taken a hit from the free-kick just now, was a little depressed after the kick-off.

In the 65th minute, Thiago was pushing the ball from behind by a Bayer Leverkusen player while dribbling outside the penalty area to help his team win a free-kick.

Ancelotti's eyes lit up.

Our Rosie is only 22 years old.

He is the Premier League Golden Boot.

He also has a direct free-kick technique.

His future is just as promising.

Come on, Rosie.

Take a bad breath for us.

[This free kick is taken by Rossi.] 】

[In the Champions League, we have seen him have such a wonderful free kick shot. 】

[In this game, it was obviously a free-kick contest between him and Calhanoglu.] 】

The foul was committed 25 metres from the goal and on the left side of the penalty area, making it ideal for right-footed players.

Rossi took a deep breath and slowly ran and kicked the ball hard in the center of the ball with his right calf.

Bang!

The ball sped past the goal, then fell like a leaf, and the goalkeeper did not react at all.

While!

The crunching sound of the beam woke up the dazed Leno, and made the Allianz Arena in Munich exclaim.

Wow, what a pity!

The ball hit the crossbar as it fell, and Bayern missed a good chance to score.

[Ahh 】

[This free-kick is of very high quality.] 】

[It's a pity that it was blocked by his own goal.] 】

[Rossi's free kick still gives people a feeling of instability. 】

[Maybe it's also because he has few opportunities to take penalties.] 】

【Take your time!】 】

[Free kicks require experience.] 】

As the Bayer Leverkusen goalkeeper prepared to serve, the team began to make substitutions.

"Little Pea" Hernandez and Flender both came on to replace the two strikers on the field.

Although Hernandez is not tall, he has a good sense of bouncing, especially in front of the goal, and can appear in the deadliest places when he is not aware of it.

Switching to a deft and fast striker, Leverkusen's tactical intent is very clear.

It's about attacking the aging Alonso and Lahm.

Bayern also made a substitution two minutes later.

Vidal came on and replaced Lahm.

After Vidal came on, Bayern's defense in midfield was more solid.

He and Alonso were separated from the left and right midfield, forming a barrier.

Alonso was in charge of intercepting the forward pass and Vidal was in charge of sweeping.

Seeing that the attack was difficult to advance, Bayer Leverkusen began to move to the defense.

To be able to pick up a point at Bayern's home stadium has already achieved their goal in this game, and there is no need to risk it again.

In the 75th minute, Bayern replaced Robben with Ribery after a long period of inability to attack, and continued to strengthen the wing attack.

A point later, Ribery was brought down by a defender at the top of the box and won a free-kick.

But Rossi's free throw this time went over the crossbar.

The closer you get to the end of the game, the greater the psychological pressure on the free throws.

Especially for an inexperienced free-thrower like Rossi, the more emotionally affected it is.

Davide Ancelotti, assistant coach off the court, began to persuade his father Ancelotti that he should change the penalty taker.

But An Fat was unmoved.

In the next game, although Bayern besieged it vigorously, it was unable to break through the impregnable defense.

Rossi also had two free-kick chances, but the accuracy was outrageous on each occasion.

In the 86th minute, Carlo Ancelotti replaced Kimmich with Koeman.

Drop a defender and add a wide attacker to the frontcourt.

Bayer Leverkusen, on the other hand, removed a wide player and replaced him with a centre-back and changed the formation to 5-4-1.

As the minutes ticked by, the Bayern players began to get anxious.

Playing at home, a draw could not give an explanation to the fans who came to support them.

This also reflects the players' strong desire to win on a winning streak, which affects their mentality of the game.

The fourth official on the sidelines held the timing card aloft.

There will be four minutes of stoppage time.

Time is running out.

Bayern's attack was once again defused by the tenacious Bayer Leverkusen, and the second penalty was snatched by Kanpur.

Alonso, rushing up at the first time, stretched out a kick to cut the ball off just before Kanpur could make any moves.

Kanpur was very surprised when the ball was cut off, and the team's defence was still a little flustered, and if the ball was passed away by Alonso, who was good at passing, the goal would definitely be threatened.

Without saying a word, he turned and scrambled, tripping Alonso from behind.

Drip!

The referee signalled for a defensive foul and Bayern were given another free-kick 30 yards from goal.

Rossi took the ball as soon as possible, bent down and placed it on the foul spot.

What?

He's punishing again?

Fans questioned the quality of Rossi's free throws in this game.

Davide also hurriedly persuaded the team to change the penalty taker.

In the final moments of the game, it should be handed over to the more experienced Alonso or Alaba.

All the Bayer Leverkusen players took advantage of the timeout to catch their breath and rest.

Bayern's attack in the last moment, the sense of pressure is too strong.

But just four more minutes to get out of the way at the Allianz Arena.

Leverkusen's goalkeeper came to promise, and when he saw that it was the opponent's No. 4 who came to take the penalty, his heart blossomed, and he walked leisurely to the side of the goal, picked up the water bottle, and wanted to drink saliva to slow down.

As he leaned against the doorpost, twisted the cap of the bottle and prepared to drink water.

On the left, Bayern's Riwandowski is rushing towards him with the ball.

What's going on?

Isn't it ready to line up the wall, why did this thing rush over with the ball by itself?

This is a violation of the law to reach the card.

Lainuo, who had a blindfolded face, continued to raise his head, and while taking a big sip of water, his eyes caught a glimpse of Laiwan's figure getting closer and closer.

Not only him, but other Bayer Leverkusen players were also puzzled.

What's going on?

Bang!

Lai Wan was outside the big penalty area, shot directly with his feet, and after the ball went into the net, he opened his arms and cheered for victory.

Drip!

The referee pointed to the circle in the middle with only one finger.

The goal works!

it, what's the situation?

The Bayer Leverkusen goalkeeper immediately dropped the water bottle in his hand and rushed forward to reason with the referee.

If the whistle doesn't sound, how can it be effective.

Leverkusen coach Schmidt also hurriedly threw away the water bottle in his hand, rushed to the fourth official on the sidelines, and opened his mouth to roar.

"The offense is violated, Bayern they are offensive!!"

The scene fell into chaos, and the Leverkusen players did not believe it, everything that had just happened was real.

Bayern took advantage of their goalkeeper's drink to score the ball.

Referee Fritz, in a very firm tone, said word by word.

"The attacking and defending players don't ask for distance from the wall, they serve, they don't need to listen to my whistle."

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