Chapter 1065 - 255: Royal City PK, Sniper Battle at the Central Gate!

Bam!

Bai Zhami takes a shot, scoring from a tight angle at the near post, just over seven hundred million short of eight hundred million solo goals!

Two to one!

San Remo has taken the lead!

"A beautiful solo effort! Bai Zhami’s solo attempt, you can trust him!"

"This was an unconventional attack opportunity; the players of San Remo worked very hard. In comparison, Florence’s players seem too relaxed today."

"Perotti could have chosen to pass back to the goalkeeper earlier, but he insisted on trying to evade, resulting in Bai Zhami intercepting the ball."

However, blaming ninety percent of the mistake on Perotti is actually not unreasonable.

Because he’s an attacking player, if he comes back to support the defenders, the probability is high that the ball will be passed to him.

This scenario should be familiar to everyone.

After all, you can’t make an attacking player run back for nothing.

Even C Luo retreats at times and generally receives the ball from teammates, not to mention Perotti, who is originally tasked with handling and organizing the ball.

The camera is on Perotti again.

He looks at Bai Zhami celebrating, filled with defiance.

Just now, he approached the main referee, complaining that the interception was a foul, and Talista’s collision was definitely a foul.

But the main referee stated that it was a normal physical contact within range.

Moreover, Bai Zhami’s interception was clean, with no contact with Perotti throughout.

So...

A few minutes later, Perotti delivered a bottom cross, Carrel’s header lacked power, and the ball was captured by Areola.

Florence swiftly retreated to defend, not giving San Remo a chance to counterattack.

Areola passed the ball to Canyes, who dribbled past midfield, initiating a regular offensive routine.

Given the lesson from before, Florence did not give San Remo much opportunity on the right wing this time.

Lu played the ball to the left wing to shift the play.

Camihong received the ball and passed it to Bai Zhami.

Bai Zhami attempted a probing dribble, causing the Purple Lily right back to slip and stagger.

The footing was lost!

Bai Zhami accelerated instantly, cut inside, and dribbled towards the penalty area.

Cortino immediately rushed over, but Bai Zhami maneuvered around him, continuing to the right, bypassing Cortino.

It’s not because Cortino’s defense was poor, but Bai Zhami had a huge threat in this zone with passing and shooting options that Cortino had to prioritize guarding against the shot.

If Bai Zhami wants to advance, Cortino can only let him go.

After this move, Bai Zhami instantly found space for a shot.

Running, Bai Zhami adjusted his steps, stepped forward with his left foot, and raised his right leg high.

Shooting!

Bang!

A purple figure swooped in from the ground.

Like a logging machine, it brought Bai Zhami crashing down.

The sliding tackle not only missed the ball but directly hit Bai Zhami’s left standing foot.

After falling, Bai Zhami immediately grasped his left leg in pain, accompanied by some painful low growls.

The San Remo players felt a chill and quickly rushed over.

Talista, hot-tempered, bent over, grabbing the sliding player’s collar with one hand.

It was Perotti!

This was a revenge tackle!

Although meant to stop Bai Zhami’s shot, it surely relates to Perotti’s earlier belief that Talista and Bai Zhami’s interception was a foul.

It’s a very typical retaliatory action in a football match.

Cortino quickly stepped in, pushing Talista away.

Talista aggressively pursued again.

Lu also arrived promptly at the scene, signaling Sotu immediately.

The San Remo Team doctor rushed onto the field.

Soon, the doctor reported, Bai Zhami has a fractured calf and couldn’t continue the match.

Then, the stretcher was brought in.

Lu nudged Talista, telling him to stop arguing and start carrying.

After Bai Zhami was placed on the stretcher, he covered his face, tears streaming down.

Partly it was a normal sense of fear after a player gets injured.

But another part was shedding tears as he bid farewell to the San Remo miracle.

The miracle has ended.

Just when it was about to rise again, it fell dim due to this injury.

He felt somewhat guilty.

Anyone who inadvertently causes a failure of a major project would feel guilty.

Even if it’s a disaster, unavoidable.

Since joining San Remo, he gained everything possible.

But not being able to bid farewell to this season personally might become a regret of his life.

Next season, chances are he won’t stay with San Remo.

On the sidelines, Fernandez was warming up, soon ready to substitute.

But quickly, Bai Zhami’s withdrawal from injury was temporarily forgotten.

Because the main referee stood in front of Perotti, pulling out a red card from his pocket.

Red card!

"No! Why is it a red card?"

"Damn it! Isn’t a yellow card enough?"

"This decision can’t stand; a yellow card should suffice!"

"This is our home field; how can you give a red card to our player!"

"There’s no mistake with the red card; it was a dangerous tackle coming from the rear side and directly hit Bai Zhami’s leg!"

"Perotti didn’t retract his leg upon contact, so the red card is justified."

"Yes, it was a vengeful move; the main referee’s red card is very reasonable."

No matter how fans and players argue, the main referee’s decision won’t change.