Sky TV commentator Andy Hinchcliffe is giving viewers an introduction to Leeds United's starters.

"The goalkeeper of the away Leeds United is still the Dutch international Van der Sar, and at 37 years old, he is still playing consistently, guarding the Leeds United goal for George Lee."

'The three defenders are Matthison, Glenqvist and Black, and Albchesten, who started in the last Champions League game, has accumulated yellow cards and is suspended for one round.

'In midfield, the two central midfielders are Gareth Barry and Scott Parker, who have been instrumental in Leeds defensively this season, but need to be more involved in attack.

'In front of them were Bynes, Pederson and Bale. Bale, a young player who played well on the left in the last Champions League game, was put on the right by George Lee this time. ”

'The strikers were Kuyt and Arneson, and Kevin Davies was stepped on in the Champions League, and this round of the Premier League is on the sidelines.

Hinchcliffe introduced Leeds United's starting XI and then steered the conversation to Leeds' injuries.

Speaking to his partner, beauty host Kisti Galacel, he said: "Leeds United, we've seen a lot of changes in their starting line-up due to a wide range of injuries. ”

Gallacel continued: "Yes, Leeds United's attacking core has basically not played, and injuries to Sneijder, Robben and Smith have really affected Leeds United. ”

Ever since Gallacher had an affair with George Lee, Sky TV has been particularly fond of scheduling Leeds United games for Gallacel. Even though the relationship between George Lee and Helen was later exposed, Sky TV still did it, after all, the British media will do things.

Seeing that the two sides were waiting for kick-off, Hinchcliffe continued to talk about something else.

"Here at Leeds United, Smith and Milner's colds do seem to be more serious, and Baines, who had the flu at the same time as them, has returned, but the two of them are still on the injury list."

The director was very face-saving, and the camera immediately showed Smith and Milner in the stands.

"The game starts soon, so let's take a look at Reading against Leeds United in the ninth round of the Premier League."

^^^

Gareth Bale was on the right side of the team today, and he was a little uncomfortable at first, but after 10 minutes of the game, he got used to it.

Bale always remembers what the manager said to him, and that was: "Arjan used to be on the left, but this season I moved him to the right, didn't he play well? And Robin van Persie before changed from left to right, you just play like Arjan, be confident......"

In short, Bale decisively found the point of this sentence, which is to "play like Robben".

The 18-year-old received a phone call from his Welsh predecessor Ryan Giggs the other day, in which he was invited to play for the Welsh national team instead of choosing the England national team.

The England national team may not be able to look down on Bale now, but the Welsh Football Association has decided to make a strong move, and the time will save a lot of nights.

After all, after representing the national team in the first team, you can't change it.

Also receiving an invitation call from the Welsh Football Association was Charlotte Black behind Bale.

The difference between the two is that Bale made the phone call from Ryan Giggs, because Giggs also asked Bale if he would consider coming to Manchester United in the future.

"Gareth, ball!"

Bell heard someone call him, and his mind immediately returned to the game.

It was his good friend Charlotte Black who passed the ball to him.

Bale stopped the ball near the centre circle and it was only then that Reading's midfielders could defend from the left to the right.

Because Reading's four midfielders are a diamond-shaped position, the attack and defense on the wing are basically handed over to two full-backs, and the midfield defense is only involved in assisting.

Bale chose to speed up before the opposition midfield could come up.

At this time, Reading's left-back Nikki Shoray could only defend himself, otherwise he would be given the opportunity to face the defensive line by Bale.

It's just that Xiao Lei didn't expect the kid on the opposite side to be so fast, and he was just about to stick it, when the opponent made a foot move and flew the ball over his right.

Before he could come to his senses, the Leeds United No.3 flashed past him on the other side.

The ball is divided!

Reading was completely cleared down the left.

The Reading defence, which has a wide open door, can only send central defender Ingi Marsen to supplement the defense.

Reading, a club, is known for its ruthlessness and big movements, and many teams in the Premier League have suffered losses from Reading. And Inji Marsen's defensive option is to slide directly when he is about to get close to Bale, whether it is to rush people or rush to the ball, as long as it can destroy the whole attack.

It's just that they underestimated Bale, he grabbed the ball before Ingy Marsen, and then jumped himself and crossed over Ingy Marsen.

With just a few passes, Leeds broke through Reading's defence.

In addition to Bale's outstanding individual ability, there is also the tactical arrangement of Leeds United in it. Bale is thriving on the wing, but the entire midfield here in Reading does not dare to move, so he can only choose to retreat. It's because Leeds United have also invested a lot of troops in midfield.

All three defenders basically pressed past the halfway line, with two midfielders and Pedersen in front of the box and two forwards in the box.

Reading were denied a full-back and a centre-back after being discarded, and they didn't dare to send defenders out to defend Bale.

Hunt in midfield can only be asked to make up for Bale.

But it was too late, and Bale stopped with his left foot on the flank, ready to change direction and head towards the middle.

In order to get past Ingy Marsen, Bale didn't have the angle you cut in, so he had to go under.

But when there is no defender after the bottom, he is not in a hurry to cross.

Seeing Hunter coming towards him, Bale himself took a look at the opposing defense and found that Kuyt and Arneson were both good passing options.

He pocketed the ball with his left foot, and because it was a cross close to the goal, it was Arneson at the back post.

The ball is passed relatively high, and the arc is large, and the speed is also very fast. So Reading's goalkeeper Hahnemann didn't reach the ball, and Kuyt, who was in front of him, didn't touch the ball either.

The ball went to Arneson at the back post.

It's just that Arneson, who is in his early 1.8 meters tall, is not the kind of Nordic high school striker, he is a winger known for his speed, so even if he struggles to jump, he can't hit the ball.

Just when Arneson was still lamenting that he didn't touch the ball, he saw the ball bounce off the back post and into the back of the net.

After landing, Arneson looked at Bale, and Bell celebrated as he retreated, but his eyes kept on his eyes on Arneson.

Arneson understood what Bell meant, and quickly signaled that he hadn't touched the ball.

When Bale saw this, he turned and ran and made a loving gesture to the Leeds fans in the corner.

Gareth Bale's first goal for Leeds was scored in such a fortunate way.