Thanks for the reward of "Death of the Thief"! ――

Frank Lampard missed a golden chance, but Aldridge showed no signs of disappointment.

The offensive threat was played.

England's attacking quality has improved.

While the England fans in the stands were still sighing, the Czech counter-attack erupted.

Why did Aldridge and Brückner both think the game was a bit out of hand?

It was intuitively reflected on the field that both teams lacked two-point attack.

It's like the ball that Cech blocked, on the periphery, no English player can follow up, continue the attack or take the initiative to control the opponent, and press the opponent.

Owen ran to contain the opposition back line in the box, Ashley Cole was on the wing, and Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard combined in front of the box to eventually shoot from inside the box.

Behind them, the players who followed up forward were not as fast as the Czech team's midfielder back to defense, and Xiaobei's pure speed was not as good as Nedved's, especially Nedved did not take the initiative to mark Xiaobei, and his years of experience made him feel very strong in the midfield defense.

So the Czechs were able to calmly control the perimeter of the spot, and Jankulovski didn't contribute much when defending just now, but helped the Czechs get the ball after returning to position.

Immediately after that, the Czechs started attacking from his point, and Jankulovski needed to catch his breath twice, so he couldn't take the ball forward anymore, in which case he just slowed down the Czechs' attack.

So he passed the ball to Galasek.

For marking Galasek, England relied on Owen and Steven Gerrard, so to speak, in cutting the opponent's defensive arrangement. The defensive focus of the front line is to limit Galasek. The midfielders relied on four to mark the opposing three.

But ideal defensive arrangement. It doesn't always work perfectly in execution, it succeeds every time, especially when the Czechs are running smoothly, fast and don't make many mistakes.

Owen was no longer able to defend Galasek, and Gerrard ran back to roughly parallel Galasek.

Switching to a defensive midfielder and handling the ball may lead to Gerrard's mistakes and concede the ball.

However, Galasek is an avant-garde and has a certain level of work at his feet. He had possession of the ball and suddenly stopped the ball and recycled it, and after a split second he got rid of Gerrard and quickly played the ball forward to the right of the pitch with a long diagonal pass.

Ashley Cole had just raced back into his own half when he was surprised to see Poboski pull forward and meet Galasek's long ball.

The former Manchester United player's use of Ashley Cole's assists is the same as England's use of the opposition full-backs' assists.

Poboski crosses 45 degrees diagonally when Scholes comes to help!

The ball was passed strangely because the arc was huge.

The ball that leaped into the air spun with a strong spin and made a graceful trajectory.

John Terry was keeping an eye on the Czech Republic's high school striker Jan Kohler, and as expected, the ball landed. It was at the same place where the two of them were fighting.

The weird thing is that if Jan Kohler is heading the ball on goal. Terry was confident of winning the aerial duel, but when the ball landed in an arc, it spun outward!

If Jan Kohler wants to head the ball on goal, he will have to take two steps back and jump the ball again, otherwise he will either not be able to exert his power or deflect the ball wide.

As long as he retreats, Terry will definitely squeeze out the win!

Terry has that confidence!

But now the two are always fighting each other, neither of them relenting and not retreating.

Terry was shocked that it was obviously impossible for the opponent to head the ball on goal, and Terry could not get the ball on the head.

Jan Kohler jumped, and at the moment of take-off, Terry didn't jump, and his eyes turned to Barosh!

Because combined with the trajectory of the ball's arc, it is impossible for Jan Kohler to head the ball towards the goal, and the impact has no angle at all!

But since Jan Kohler jumped up, it was naturally impossible to stop the ball with his chest, it would only be a response, a header ferry!

Terry saw that Barosh was about to move next to Campbell, he was ready to help defend, Jan Kohler headed the ball to Barosh, and he rushed directly to join forces with Campbell to stifle the Czech team's offensive cooperation, judging from the distance, combined with the fact that Barosh stopped the ball and took time to control the ball, Terry was still calm and extremely confident.

Terry was surprised when Jan Kohler crossed the ball with a header!

The direction of the opponent's header is not to Baroshe, but in front of the penalty area!

The ball flew in the direction of Hargreaves, but, behind Hargreaves, a galloping figure rushed up bravely, and in Hargreaves' state of surprise, he squeezed away the opponent first, and unloaded the ball in front of him by stopping the ball with his chest.

From the rapid spinning and flying, to the power of Jan Kohler's ferry, to the stopping of the ball by the chest, the ball returned to a light state, falling to the ground at a slow speed.

The ball, which did not hit the ground.

That person directly blasted out a world wave in the air!

The ball didn't spin this time, as if a cannonball broke through the air, the angle was not too good, and it was not too bad, but it was powerful and fast!

Robinson reacted to make a save, kicking the ground to lift his body off the ground, and the palm at the end of his right arm tried to keep the ball out, but he was desperate as soon as he got off the ground.

Slow!

If the ball is slower, he can pounce, but it is he who is slow, not the speed of the ball.

Rumble!

The Dragon Stadium is boiling in an instant!

The Czech fans jumped up and cheered wildly, while the England fans were like a bolt from the blue, just a dozen seconds before they were sighing about Frank Lampard's missed golden opportunity, and then there was silence and shock.

In their eyes, the figure that broke through the gates of the Three Lions was extremely familiar.

Familiar flowing blonde hair.

A familiar way to break the door.

Familiar Passion Wild!

Nedved!

After blasting a world wave on the penalty line, Nedved ran to the sidelines, roaring as he ran, waving his arms up and down in front of him.

God of Iron War. Pegasus Takes Foot in the World!

A symbol of post-independence Czech football. A model of diligence for all footballers of an era. Nedved changed the score on the field, boosted the morale of the Czech team, and also made countless England fans start to worry and start praying.

When the opponent has a central figure like Nedved as the soul of the team, no one can help but worry!

"Nedved kicked a visually stunning world wave! In this game, the Czech Republic and England team switched attack and defense too fast! This goalscoring process is the best interpretation, more than ten seconds ago. England almost broke through the door of the Czech team, and more than ten seconds later, the Czech team actually scored! Before the game, a reporter asked him how to deal with Nedved, he did not give a positive answer, he said: In my 10 years of coaching, I have never said at a press conference that I want to limit a player against the opponent, football is a team sport. His words were in a sense true, perhaps as the newspaper commentaries ridiculed: Sir Hall did not know how to restrain Nedved. Just like in the World Cup, he couldn't stop Ronaldinho from breaking through the England team. ”

Aldrich remained indifferent.

The Czechs scored.

Well. Goals.

If England were England who used to play defense-oriented, Aldridge would be angry and panicked.

But now it's not necessary.

The Czechs were ferocious on the offensive and scored normal goals.

Hargreaves made a defensive mistake and was squeezed away by Nedved to grab the landing point, and the success of the ball was successfully handled by Jan Kohler, a big reason is that Hargreaves' confrontation focus is on Rosicky, just Rosicky is behind his right, Nedved runs forward and kills from his left back, Hargreaves's center of gravity is not on Nedved's side, if there is any mistake, it is that he does not observe the surrounding situation enough.

However, the attacker can theoretically run as many positions as they want.

So there should have been Scholes here, but I didn't expect the Czech team's counterattack to play too fast, Ashley Cole has not returned, Scholes went to help defend the wing, making the front and back of the penalty area slightly weak.

Aldridge did not blame Becky, he would not accuse the players unreasonably, let Becky follow Nedved from the side back to the middle of the penalty area, too demanding, if he did that, Aldridge would not agree, assuming that Nedved did not score this goal, England played a fast attack, Beckham would be able to release the attack, because Nedved was far away, and he would definitely not be able to catch up with him.

Nedved's experience played a huge role and was to be appreciated, but Aldridge didn't have time to think about it at this time.

He set his sights on Brückner.

I don't know what kind of adjustment this opponent will make after taking the lead.

Do you still go on a rampage?

If you don't attack, go back and slow down the pace to replenish your energy?

Both he and Brückner understand that the further the game goes, the greater the advantage for England will be, and that is because of fitness.

It takes 3 days for professional players to recover the physical fitness of a game, like many European giants who fight on multiple fronts, if there is no strong team of players, they will definitely not be able to last a full season, like Real Madrid last season, a set of lineups to play the world, when there is no problem with physical fitness, they can lead Valencia by 8 points, and after physical problems, a big collapse will follow.

During the European Cup, the continuous battle is more physically demanding, but also consider that the game time is in the middle of summer, and the autumn and winter game consumption is completely different, the average age of England's main squad is in the prime of their careers, plus the strategic planning of the schedule, when they come to the semi-finals, their advantages will be more obvious in the game.

Brückner was really thinking about letting the Czechs close at this time, at least, to maintain the 1-0 advantage until half-time, so that they could mobilize at half-time, and England might be more and more anxious in the second half.

At this time, the game has reached 30 minutes, and 1/3 of the regular time has been completed.

Brückner's changes did not meet Aldridge's expectations, with the Czechs shrinking their overall formation and the assists of both defenders weakening.

Aldridge made a gesture of pressing his hands down on the England players on the pitch, which was to stabilize them mentally.

The Czech team retracted, so grasping defense is the main offensive means.

If England is out of balance, maybe after the first half, they can congratulate the Czech Republic on reaching the final.

While the Czechs tried to slow down the tempo, England dominated the midfield duel.

Scholes's attack began to be released, because he was placed in the central midfield by Aldridge, no longer the former midfielder, so when attacking, he didn't run up, the attack was over, and now, the Czech team is retracted, and England needs to play the attack more carefully, and his ability has been more fully played.

Although Rosicky is highly motivated and works hard defensively, he is a bit brave, and it is a little difficult to stop Scholes.

So the Czech team's defensive problems are also more obvious, Nedved can't put Xiaobei, Poboski is enough to mark Lampard, Scholes is very smooth to attack forward from the middle, and then when the front waist line needs meticulous work, he will play the ball faster, as soon as he plays, Lampard stepped forward, Bella Jr., Ashley Cole responded on the left side, Gerrard and Owen rushed forward and responded in the back, and the England team's attack played quite well.

The reason is also related to the fact that the strength of the Czech team's defensive players is not top-notch, two central defenders and midfielders, only in terms of defensive ability, first-class are barely first-class, but in addition to technical ability, their tenacious style of playing the field is a big advantage.

When England had five shots on goal in the space of almost 10 minutes and the Czechs couldn't play quality on the counter-attack, Brückner realised he had made a mistake.

If the Czech team slows down the tempo, then the rhythm control on the field is in the hands of the England team, the England team can be slow if it wants to, and it can be fast if it wants to, but the Czech team will have to run behind the England team, which is also huge!

It is only when the game is out of control, even if the Czech team has to worry about the physical fitness in the second half, but it is not inferior on the field, if it seizes the opportunity, it is not possible to score another goal.

When Galasek fouled Paul Scholes in the 41st minute and a high-quality set-piece from Becky was blocked by Cech, and then Gerrard's follow-up shot was blocked by Bolf with his body, Brückner was nervous and he made another change.

If it goes on like this, it won't work!

Absolutely not!

The penalty area is full of dangers, and England are also lacking individual dribbling breakthrough midfielders, if the Netherlands had beaten them like this, they might have already scored after a talented player turned over one or two times.

The success against the Netherlands came from attacking, persistent attacking, and no physical concerns.

Playing England, Brückner wanted to be thoughtful in all aspects, but the reality presented in front of him was that such a pursuit was inevitably not greedy.

Just as Aldridge took the initiative to change and instead led the Czechs to create a goalscoring attack from behind Ashley Cole's assist, there is no one-size-fits-all approach on the pitch, unless England are at least three notches lower than the Czechs.

Brückner waved his big hand, allowing the Czech team to start the offensive again, he wanted to hit the opponent by surprise, held for 10 minutes, and then suddenly broke out, England, will the gutter capsize?

Aldridge has a keen insight into the premise of the Czech team's formation, as well as the running tendency of the fullbacks, the corners of his mouth are slightly raised, waiting for the Czech team's readjustment!

As for how to make a final decision when given the opportunity, Aldridge also has a clear idea.

Give back to others in their own way! (To be continued......)