"Watching England games, I always feel like watching a small movie, but I really have no interest in taking Johart as the heroine!"

"I'm afraid Johart's psychological breakdown is far more than when he lost the ball just now!"

"Then why do I really want to go up and touch it?"

......

Fans expressed their love for the scene when England players kissed and caressed Joe Hart just now, which shows that England was not hit by the goal being lost.

The commentators saw more clearly why.

"Young goalkeepers are ordered in the face of danger in the competition, and often cannot withstand the huge psychological pressure. The loss of the ball just now is already very telling!"

"Johart is very talented and is hailed as England's number one goalkeeper in the next fifteen years. He is likely to make up for the shortcomings in England's goalkeeper's position and is highly expected by fans!"

"But don't forget that he is just a 20-year-old player. Without so much competition experience, it's difficult to be stable!"

"Especially after conceding the ball, it is very likely that the psychology is on the verge of collapse. If this continues, the next game will be really bad!"

"Beckham comforted Johart as the captain, but the effect may not be very good. Vardy and several other players seem vulgar, but they can make Johart forget the goal he lost just now, and he has good intentions!"

"Of course, it's a matter of whether this kiss is worth advocating!

......

The game started over and Johart did come out of the shadow of the ball, not nervous at all, just gritting his teeth.

OK, as long as you have no problem with your condition, just be excited.

The game finally got back on track. Without worrying about the goal being poked, England's combat power burst out from the frontcourt was still very strong.

After the midfield has the advantage, Turkey is difficult for it to resist with the power of the midfield iron triangle. The only way they can attack England's half is to counterattack, but if they want to cause a real threat, one out of ten will be left.

Especially when England was behind, England's offensive climax made Türkiye feel ecstatic and breathless.

In the 9th minute, Vardy received a pass from Beckham and turned around to wipe Turkey's defense. He directly shot at the top of the penalty area. Unfortunately, the ball slightly missed the post and flew out of the baseline.

In the 12th minute, the English midfielder played smoothly. After the iron triangle passed quickly and broke through the opponent's press, Gerald quickly dribbled the ball forward. At this time, Valdy and Rooney understood it and tacitly took away Turkey's defense, creating a shooting opportunity for Gerald.

Unfortunately, Gerald's shot was a bit straight because he exerted too much force and was blocked by the Turkish goalkeeper.

Two minutes later, England made a comeback. Ashley Cole's cross was grabbed by Rooney to the first point and headed the ball into the goal. He even crossed the defense of the Turkish goalkeeper, but unfortunately he was blocked by the crossbar in the end. Lampard's follow-up shot was blocked by the opponent's players, and he was distracted at the time.

......

England's continuous oppressive offense made Turkey look like a small boat swaying in a typhoon, and there was a risk of ship being destroyed at any time. Even if they struggled to hold the goal, no one knew whether they could still live in the next moment.

Gradually, Türkiye began to use the method of cutting off the starting point of England's offensive in order to curb England's offensive. Otherwise, simply placing a bus would probably not be able to defend England.

The Turkish forward frequently fouled Beckham, Gerrard and others during the battle, but he didn't want the England midfield to run smoothly. This response method has indeed had a certain effect.

Getting rid of it on the spot is really not his strength for Beckham. In the opponent's pressing and even foul tactics, Beckham's passes began to become hasty, and his pass success rate decreased. This is probably the biggest gap between him and several midfield masters.

Today, the referee's penalty standard is obviously loose, perhaps because he wants the game to be smoother, and he basically does not make a foul for some defensive moves of the edge ball of Turkish players.

In the 17th minute of the first half, Nehart knocked Beckham who was dribbling the ball from behind, and the referee did not stop the game. Nehart rushed towards the England goal without any hesitation.

Lampard, who was chasing back at high speed, directly knocked down Nehart, and then the English players protested around the referee.

"Why don't you judge a foul for such an obvious foul?"

"Do you have to let us lose the ball?"

However, the referee, who has always been cold-faced, will not change his penalty standards casually. He just waved his hands to let the English players leave, and then showed Lampard a yellow card because he fouled the tackle, preventing Turkey from counterattacking.

If this yellow card is in normal times, it is absolutely understandable, but the key is that the referee first condoned Turkey's foul behind the scenes.

The English fans in the stands booed the referee and expressed their dissatisfaction. Austrian fans also joined the ranks. Obviously, they are all England fans now.

The English players are still not convinced, but there is no way. The referee is the biggest on the court. If you don’t want more trouble, you can only endure it for the time being.

Vardy looked at the Turkish players' smug and unrestrained smiles, expressionless.

Why do you have so many bad things every time you encounter a Turkish team?

Of course, he didn't think the referee was deliberately favoring Türkiye, because the referee had no reason to do so. It was just that the referee's judgment standard was particularly loose today, which was the fundamental reason for the problem.

Since Türkiye can take advantage of this, England can do the same, and the referees will not use double standards against both teams.

When it comes to fouls, who can compare to the English player who has been playing in the fierce Premier League?

So next, Vardy was the first to be involved, transforming into a shit-scratcher in the opponent's defensive area, rushing around, as if driving a tank.

Brutal collision and deadly flying tackle are definitely good features. Vardy is also very skillful. Perhaps there is a risk of being judged for fouls, but in today's game, it is obvious that the referee will not easily call fouls, which gives Vardy's characteristics the greatest use.

Tackle is not the purpose, the important thing is to tackle you down after tackle;

Physical confrontation is not a means, the important thing is to knock you away first;

The two major characteristics rotated and showed their power. For a moment, Vardy seemed to have a cheat, treating the opponent's defensive area as a wrestling field, and wherever he went, he was overwhelmed.

The players on the Türkiye field were also a little confused. Why did Vardy suddenly become so fierce? This is our penalty area!

But the key is that the referee basically has no expression. Unless Vardy does too much, the referee seems to have not seen it, and there is nothing wrong.

Türkiye kept complaining to the referee, but before he could say a few words, the English player who had taken advantage of the situation immediately came over to help the referee clear the ball, so that the Turkish always put pressure on the referee.

With Valdy taking the lead in setting an example, the English players woke up as if they were dreaming and knew how to play. Their movements were much bigger when pressing at high positions, even more intense than physical confrontation in the Premier League.

The Turkish head coach was complaining to the fourth official in anger, but the fourth official was not a vegetarian. He directly called the referee and warned the Turkish head coach that if he bet again, he would put me in the stands.

After doing this, Turkish players also began to use bigger scrambles. Isn’t it just a foul? Who is afraid of whom!

A quarter-final of the European Cup actually turned into a wrestling match, which was probably something no one expected before the game.

At most, you can play a little more popular, you won’t be so popular!

The culprit of this situation is the referee. If it weren't for his extremely loose judgment standards, the two teams would probably not have been so willing to go so hard.

If the referee had used yellow cards to suppress Turkey's foul tactics early, the game would have been on track.

And now, I can only watch the field play in a mess.

Perhaps playing like this is not good for England, because if this continues, their advantages will not be able to be played out at all.

But there is no way to do this. Can Türkiye continue to use foul tactics to suppress it?

If anyone is the most in the water now, then it must be Vardy, because he is more powerful than anyone else when he bumps into it.

In the 25th minute of the first half, Joe Cole made a cross from the left, and Rooney and Lampard in the middle were unable to reach the ball, and the ball leaked to the back point.

Vardy accelerated and rushed over, but was stuck behind the Turkish defender and had no way to touch the ball first.

In the flash, Vardy suddenly appeared inspiration and rushed over to the side of the Turkish player. When the Turkish defender was caught off guard, he threw the ball and knocked them into the goal.

Oops!

The referee was stunned for a moment, blew the whistle immediately, indicating that the goal was valid, and the score on the field became 1:1.

While the Turkish player, especially the own defender, was still confused, Vardy was already running towards his teammates and began to celebrate the goal.

Anyway, the referee has never blew the whistle at this level of physical contact, so how could this ball be blown?

The English players hugged each other and celebrated the goals, which made the Turkish players feel so angry that they were tickled.

Needless to say, Turkish players have surrounded the referee and started protesting, and no one can accept this reality.

But since the referee has made a penalty, the possibility of his decision to change is infinitely close to zero. Moreover, in his scale, this is indeed not considered an offensive foul.

Can't both parties have any physical contact?

If you have a little physical contact and foul, you might as well not have to play!

No matter how Turkish players protest, the referee insists on his own decision and does not waver at all.

The own goal is still in effect!

If there is controversy, no matter what kind of penalty the referee makes, there will always be controversy. Will England not protest if the referee’s call is invalid?

Halfway through the first half, England scored the score with the own goal created by Vardy, and the two teams returned to the same starting line.

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Chapter completed!