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Chapter 2431 - 614: Passing the Ball to Kevin

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Chapter 2431: Chapter 614: Passing the Ball to Kevin

The professor is reflecting, wondering if he has been overly protective of those kids, causing them to lose the courage to confront others.

The restarted game by Atletico Madrid is played aggressively.

Their toughness is completely different from Chelsea’s.

Chelsea’s toughness comes from physical and mental strength, with Mourinho instilling a never-give-up spirit in the team.

Atletico’s toughness is Simeone’s South American-style, using bigger moves to intimidate opponents.

Even when Atletico is in possession, their movements are still significant.

Van Bommel saw De Bruyne suffer a setback, immediately rushing over with a flying tackle.

Koke passed back to avoid his tackle, and Gabi instantly booted the ball to the left flank.

Arda Turan, being a Turkish player, already has the fighting spirit characteristic of Turkish players. From technique to physical ability, he’s outstanding, which is why he started playing in the first team at 17.

In this contest for the ball, he put in considerable effort, with a lot of hand movements.

However.

He was facing Ramos.

The two tangled with the ball already out of bounds, yet Turan continued to seek confrontation.

A somewhat impatient Ramos used his shoulder to send Turan out of the sideline.

"It’s a throw-in."

Ramos picked up the ball, surveying the field positions, noticing plenty of space near De Bruyne, stepped back and threw the ball hard.

De Bruyne jumped with his back, just when Mario Suarez rushed from behind and harshly knocked De Bruyne to the ground.

This action.

Seemed to fire the starting gun.

From the front Van Persie and Huang Kaiwen, to Buffon by the goalpost, all Milan players rushed towards the foul site from every direction.

The professor stood dumbfounded on the sidelines.

Almost forgetting to speak.

Even though he knew Milan players liked to fight.

But witnessing it as a coach was quite shocking, and damn frustrating.

Dammit!

Are they really players?

The professor had just lamented the lack of courage in Arsenal players.

But seeing Milan players’ stance, he felt maybe Arsenal’s way wasn’t so bad.

The nearby main referee Skomina quickly blew the whistle, stopping Ramos and shouting: "Calm down, calm down!"

Without much hesitation, he showed Suarez a yellow card.

Van Bommel bent down to pull up De Bruyne, asking: "How are you, kid?"

"I’m fine."

Replied De Bruyne.

"You better watch out!"

Huang Kaiwen pointed at Suarez, speaking in Spanish.

Suarez appeared a bit unconvinced, wanting to retort.

But seeing Ramos’s fierce expression, with Van Bommel and Van Persie’s eager looks, he couldn’t utter a word from his throat.

A single harsh word, and he’d probably get beaten up.

He could only lower his head and slink back to his own half.

Ramos bent down and kicked the ball out.

Huang Kaiwen was nearby, and he wasn’t about to give it to anyone else.

Huang Kaiwen took the ball and sprinted forward.

Turan immediately pressed Huang Kaiwen.

Carrying the ball, Huang Kaiwen made a step with his left foot and a shoulder feint, then a quick forward touch with his right foot, easily tricking Turan off balance.

Van Persie was already in the center ready to support.

Hazard also vacated the right path and moved to the center.

"Kevin, pass, pass!"

The professor resumed.

He wished the team could use more teamwork with less individual dribbling, to protect Huang Kaiwen from injury.

However, this time Huang Kaiwen didn’t pass, with Mario Suarez maintaining his focus.

Having just received a yellow card, he dared not make any big moves, while Huang Kaiwen swiftly stepped over the ball with his left foot while running.

Completing half a step-over, he then stepped forward with his right foot, using his left foot to knock the ball behind his right leg.

This is a move Cristiano Ronaldo loves to use, followed by an explosive sprint phase.

But Huang Kaiwen, with a shoulder feint, simply fooled Suarez.

No need for a massive burst, yet he easily dribbled through.

Felipe Luis was on high alert, while Huang Kaiwen gave Hazard a look before cutting inside the penalty area.

Hazard quickly moved to the side, back to his position.

In motion, Huang Kaiwen struck a heel pass to Hazard.

Felipe Luis rushed over, although Hazard passed it back to Huang Kaiwen once more.

That passing action was too obvious, and Daniel Dias directly rushed behind Huang Kaiwen.

Receiving the ball, Huang Kaiwen deftly turned and headed for the goal line.

Dias could only follow Huang Kaiwen closely.

He knew Huang Kaiwen couldn’t dribble past the goal line.

But Huang Kaiwen was too agile, and Dias wasn’t sure if Huang Kaiwen might slip between him and the goal line.

With this concern, he never dared slow down.

As they neared the goal line, Huang Kaiwen suddenly stopped short at the ball.

Dias was forced into a sudden stop.

Then awkwardly restarting to follow the laterally dribbling Huang Kaiwen.

Dias rushed too eagerly.

When Huang Kaiwen changed his running pace slightly, Dias immediately rushed past.

Seeing Huang Kaiwen cutting diagonally towards the right post, Dias charged again.

But just as he reached Huang Kaiwen, Huang Kaiwen promptly turned and cut, using the outside of his right foot to continuously shift the ball and adjust his angle. After two touches, he used his left foot to flick the side of the ball.

The penalty box was filled with both teams’ players.

But no one expected Huang Kaiwen to suddenly shoot.

Although Courtois dived to the side as soon as possible, Huang Kaiwen’s shot was aimed at the far corner of the goal. Even as Courtois stretched out his arm, he couldn’t touch the ball. It flew past him and fiercely struck the left side of the net.

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