With waves of offensives and defense, Werder Bremen slightly recovered his form.

The first half time is almost done.

With Flins' long shot from the outside, the anti-aircraft gun kicked directly into the audience's stands, and the referee blew the whistle to the end of the first half.

Intermission.

Many people are still talking about Zhen Shaolong's goal, and they are so surprised.

The same goes for Bremen coach Schaff.

Schaff was as shocked as everyone else because this was the first time he had seen a player score such a goal in his career.

Too amazing!

Schaff sighed in his heart, and was also dissatisfied with the players' performance.

The two goals in the first half were a bit unfair. The first goal, Naldo, was shaken away, and goalkeeper Weize had the chance to save it, but he made a funny move.

The ball just now was amazing, but it can be defended. As long as a player comes forward to stop it, even if it slightly affects the opponent's balance, the opponent will not be able to complete the goal.

In addition, it's Vize.

Weize's reaction was too slow. He could make a save, but he stood still because of surprise.

"He's sleepwalking, right?"

"I thought I could watch the game quietly like the fans?"

Schaff thought dissatisfied.

After returning to the locker room, Schaff reminded the players not to let surprise affect their condition. "Everyone must admit that the opponent's No. 13's performance is amazing, but he is just a player, and football is an eleven-person sport."

"Everyone knows that we are much better than St. Pauli, but our performance does not reflect this."

"We have one goal and the opponent has two. What's the problem?"

"Defense!"

"The opponent scored two goals, what's the problem? Think about it yourself!"

Schaff's tone became more and more severe.

Naldo couldn't help but lower his head. He felt that he had tried his best, but the opponent could still score.

Is there any way?

After two matches last year, plus the first half, Naldo was a little convinced. He really couldn't defend himself against the opponent and could only admit that his strength was not as good as others.

Nardo took the initiative to suggest to Schaff, "Sir, I don't think I can't defend him. Please try it with someone else." He said sincerely.

After hearing this, Shaf looked at the others.

Suddenly.

Mertsak, Borowsky, Fritz, etc., all of the defensive players lowered their heads, as if they were pretending not to hear them.

The locker room is quiet.

Those frontcourt players who are labeled as "offensive" can hold their heads up and their chests and they don't care. Any player who is mainly responsible for defense dares to look up at all and dares to look at Schaff.

reason?

Very simple!

They have no confidence in defending each other's No. 13!

Naldo's single-on-one defense is one of the best in the team. Naldo can't defend against the guys, so they can't defend against it even if they let them go.

This is the most difficult task!

So what if you defend the opponent? The opponent has scored two goals and will definitely be considered good after the game. If you go to the guard for 45 minutes, you will become a supporting role.

Also, can't be prevented?

Just look at the blame for Naldo, you will know the result. No one wants to do a job that is not pleasing to the point of being burdened with.

Schaff sighed depressedly. He really wanted to yell loudly, "I have no one to use under my command!"

But what can it be done?

Now, we can only force the assignment. Naldo has lost confidence and will definitely not be able to continue to be competent. Then... Schaff scanned left and right, and finally frozen in a figure.
Chapter completed!