Football: The strongest post-zero generation

Chapter 81 Dominate the game!

No one expected that Li Qing would kick the ball and shoot at an angle close to zero. The Liverpool fans in the KOP stands did not react until the football hit the snow-white net. The deafening shouts instantly resounded throughout Anfield.

"Goooooooooooooal——"

Great Britain's Sky Sports commentator Andy Gray's iconic goal sounds are heard endlessly, appearing in the ears of every fan watching the live broadcast of the Sky TV game.

"At 15 years and 351 days old, Lee helped Liverpool take the lead at Anfield! 2:1!! He scored twice in just five minutes. Who would have thought before the game? A young man under the age of could actually score in this game. Dominate the outcome in a strong dialogue! Oh-My-God! Incredible performance!"

Commentator Martin Taylor was so excited that he was shaking his arms wildly.

"Oh my God! Li Qing is such a magical young man! He dared to kick the stick from this angle. David Luiz and Courtois will definitely feel great shame at this moment! Newborn calves are not afraid of tigers. This is how the fledgling Li Qing is described. Qing! From scoring past five players in a row to taking the lead at an angle close to zero, the boiling Anfield is going crazy because of him!"

Leshi sports commentator Zhan Jun clenched his fists and explained loudly with excitement.

Li Qing, who scored the goal, had just a flash of inspiration and never expected to score, so he was extremely excited. He took off his jersey excitedly and threw it into the stands, causing excited die-hard Liverpool fans to scramble for it.

The on-site director gave Li Qing a close-up shot of his face. Fans watching the live TV broadcast could clearly see that Li Qing's slightly immature face looked particularly heroic at this time. He faced the KOP stands and waved his arms excitedly. .

As if being summoned by Li Qing, the die-hard Liverpool fans responded hysterically, with violent shouts like a tsunami surrounding the entire stadium, one wave after another, seemingly endless.

The Liverpool fans sitting in front of the TV seemed to be affected by the fanatical atmosphere at the scene. They subconsciously raised their arms and shouted, releasing an explosion of adrenaline hormones for Li Qing's momentum-raising goal.

Liverpool head coach Klopp opened his arms and rushed towards Li Qing, who scored the goal, just like the players on the field.

Compared with five goals in a row, this explosive score can boost morale more. The positive effect of this goal can be seen from the fanatical atmosphere created at Anfield Stadium.

Firmino, Mane, Henderson, Wijnaldum and others hugged Li Qing tightly and vented the huge emotional release brought about by the go-ahead score.

In stark contrast, the Chelsea players either shook their heads and sighed, or put their heads on their hips, and some even held their heads in their hands, their emotions reaching the extreme.

Head coach Conte looked particularly angry. He raised his right foot, shot as hard as he had done in his career, and kicked the water bottle at his feet to explode, thus venting his extreme dissatisfaction with conceding the ball.

If the first goal conceded was an accident, then the second goal conceded was a problem for the entire defense.

Perhaps the two goals conceded were directly related to Marcos Alonso. Conte looked particularly dissatisfied when he looked over, so he decided to replace him!

Before the start of the game, Pedro replaced Marcos Alonso, who had a yellow card and was absolutely responsible for two goals conceded.

There was a big shift in the lineup, from three-four-three to four-three-three. Azpilicueta moved to the left, Moses served as the right back, and Kante, Matic and Cesc Fabregas formed a three. In the midfield, Hazard, Diego Costa and Pedro serve as the front three.

Chelsea's substitution adjustment was seen by Klopp. The team is now ahead of the score. Chelsea, which has gone from leading to falling behind, will definitely strengthen its offense. There is not much game time left, so... strengthen its defense?
Thinking of this, he quickly said to his assistant Kravitz: "Peter, ask Ragnar to come over and prepare to appear." In the 88th minute, Klavan replaced Firmino, who was physically exhausted.

Although Firmino did not score in this game, his performance was recognized by all Liverpool fans at Anfield Stadium, and the thunderous applause was the best reward for him.

"It seems...Jurgen Klopp wants to maintain the current score until the end of the game."

laughed Sky commentator Andy Gray.

Commentator Martin Taylor nodded in agreement: "There are still two minutes left in the regular game, including injury time, which is only five or six minutes at most. It is a very wise choice to defend with all your strength."

Klopp defended with all his strength and Chelsea took control of the game.

Liverpool did such a good job on the defensive end that neither Fabregas nor Matic, the two passing masters, could find the fatal loopholes in Liverpool's defense.

Due to the presence of two extremely fast forwards in Li Qing and Mane, Gary Cahill, David Luiz and Azpilicueta were somewhat worried, resulting in their lack of determination to advance forward and participate in the attack.

Their worries were well-founded. Before Klavan came on the field, Li Qing had received a precise pass from Wijnaldum and directly faced the back line. If David Luiz hadn't decisively fouled him in the center circle, Li Qing's Breakthrough ability is very likely to expand the score.

Time passed by second by second, and the score was about to reach the 90th minute. Diego Costa, who got the ball outside the penalty area, suddenly entered the penalty area. Klavan, who came on the bench, failed to keep up with the rhythm and extended his foot half a beat too late. Tripped Diego Costa who dialed the ball early.

Referee Clattenburg subconsciously blew his whistle and pointed his left index finger at the penalty spot.

"Oh-My-God!"

Andy Gray's pupils shrank and he exclaimed: "Mark Clattenburg gave Chelsea a penalty kick in the 89th minute!"

Klavan, who committed the foul, spread his hands to express his innocence. Liverpool captain Henderson and the players also put pressure on Clattenburg, but Clattenberg made a firm decision.

Through the slow-motion replay, it can be seen that Clattenberg's penalty was correct. Klavan did hit Diego Costa, which means there is no problem with the penalty kick.

Chelsea's top penalty taker Hazard scored in one stroke, helping the visiting team even the score to 2:2.

2:1 became 2:2, which would be difficult for anyone to accept. Liverpool coach Klopp appeared on the broadcast screen and was very depressed. In sharp contrast, Chelsea coach Conte had his hands behind his back. , complacent.

One point is completely acceptable.

The score was equalized, and the Liverpool players were generally in a bad mood. Only Li Qing clenched his fists and his eyes were filled with a particularly strong desire to win. He thought about taking the lead again after the game restarted!
(End of this chapter)