Needless to say, the middle lane.

Braniff and Livermore are both players who directly threaten the goal. Livermore can directly threaten the goal at a long distance.

On the left, Pire, and may also be Maxi, but no matter which player he is, his strength level is quite good.

Right, Simpson, O'Neal.

O'Neal is better, but not very threatening. Simpson is the third player in Millwall's team, ranking third in the goal number.

In addition, a very important point is that Millwall is good at playing "sliding on the side" style. He looks for opportunities in the middle and the forward in the side shot. Millwall scored a lot of goals with this move, so even if the players on the side are less powerful, they must guard the side.

Of course, the defense in the middle must be tight.

Halllet felt that he didn't have to consider defending the middle lane. The opponent's middle lane was too strong and he was definitely the top in Europe and the world, and he couldn't stand it even if he was defending the middle lane.

Therefore, it is almost impossible to arrange a "targeted" defense. The best defensive method is to have a large group of players stuck in the penalty area, whether it is on the side or the middle. No matter how good the skills are, it is not easy to find an opportunity.

At the beginning of the game, Cardiff City retreated heavily.

The next situation became, Cardiff City used the sea of ​​people to defend the goal, and Millwall tried hard to break the intensive defense.

There is no attack.

The game quickly turned into a half-court offensive and defensive battle between Mirwall and Cardiff City.

Such a situation is really unexpected.

"Cardiff City actually fights like this."
Chapter completed!