Within a few minutes after Qin Tian played again, Olson replaced Mike Jensen with Glenshare. As a substitute, Mike's mission was completed very well today. In the next game, the opponent will definitely attack like crazy. As long as he pushes a little for a few minutes, the opponent will completely collapse. Olson is very clear about his opponent's current mentality.

As expected, just like Olson thought, in the next game, although the opponent counterattacked wildly without remembering the consequences, and even played the full-court press on the basketball court, the opponent failed to succeed with the efforts of the Danish players. Seeing that the opponent's momentum was powerful, his teammates seemed to be at ease in defense, Qin Tian began to slowly improve his position, and gradually began to cruise towards the hinterland of the Japanese team, looking for opportunities...

After a period of understanding, the Danish frontcourt players also knew Qin Tian very well, and Olsen also asked his two sides to play more flexiblely, trying to pull Qin Tian away from the middle. At the same time, Bentner's running range was expanded, not only in the penalty area, but to run with the opponent's defender.

If you deal with this, the space in the midfield and frontcourt will become larger, which is suitable for a fast player like Qin Tian to sprint, because no one in the Japanese team is Qin Tian's opponent yet. Even if you use the method of double-teaming by multiple players, don't forget that Qin Tian's biggest feature is passing.

The Japanese players on the court were playing crazy, while the Japanese coach off the court was still relatively rational. He was still observing the Denmark's every move, especially Qin Tian's behavior. At this time, seeing Qin Tian gradually got rid of assisted defense in the backcourt and started running in the frontcourt, Okada was happy and worried. Relatively speaking, no Qin Tian's assisted defense in the backcourt was a good opportunity for the Japanese team. The Denmark's defenders themselves were tall and powerful, and although they did not have an advantage in speed, their skilled assisted defense and defense operations made up for their shortcomings. If they fought hard with Danish players, Japanese players suffered a loss. In addition, Qin Tian often returned to the middle backcourt to protect the team's middle line of the front line of the penalty area. His interception ability blocked the Japanese team's multiple attacks. Now this nail showed signs of leaving, so Okada believed that the players in the middle could still tear open the Denmark's defense line.

However, Okada also had to remind the midfielders to separate people to defend Qin Tian, ​​because no matter his consequences were more serious, once he failed to attack, he would be beaten to the counterattack by the opponent, which would undoubtedly be fatal. The lessons of the past are still vivid in my mind, but how about a few people to watch Qin Tian? Okada kept reminding himself to be calm and calm.

After thinking about it, Okada made up his mind, "strengthen the offense, conceal the ball and counterattack it on the spot, even if it was a foul. As long as Abe Yuki keeps a close eye on Qin Tian, ​​it's okay." Although making such a decision is a risk in itself, wealth and honor are in danger, and not to seize the opportunity, it is undoubtedly a fool. Even if the Danish team throws a poisonous apple, how can you confirm that it is poisonous before you taste it, let alone waste it.

Moreover, even if it is a risk, Okada is confident in his players' counter-attack ability, and the tenacity of Japanese players is very famous. After thinking about it, Okada still has to add one. The two players on the side of the backcourt should not be pushed forward for the time being, unless it is confirmed that there is no danger, you must watch Glenshare and Romedal, two people who pass the ball to Qin Tian. Qin Tian, ​​who has no ball under his feet, has been reduced by at least one-third of the danger.

Okada had no problem with his thinking, but soon he was slapped by his decision, that is, his two sides did not fully follow his instructions and execute his tactics. As the absolute main players of the Japanese team, Tomoichi Kono and Yuu Nagano, both did not take these two old bones of the Danish team seriously at all.

When the Japanese team opened a gap in the middle by continuously turning the ball over, Endo Hoshihito broke through the penalty area and quickly divided the ball to the left. The left defender Kono, who was depressed, felt that his chance to perform had come, immediately rushed up. After receiving the pass from his teammate, he looked at Romedal who came to defend in front of him with confidence. After a beautiful bicycle passed the opponent, he ran proudly.

After taking a few steps, he fancyly rubbed the ball back to Endo Satohito in the middle with his outer instep and continued to run forward. This wall-to-strike style was almost perfect in normal training. Kono Tomochi was very confident that his teammates would pass the ball immediately, then he went down to the bottom, and then crossed. The opponent's defense line was completely messy, and then...

Unfortunately, Konoto waited for a long time and didn't see the ball rolling back to his feet. "No way, did Endo not pass it back?" Konoto turned his head and looked at his teammate's defense, "Hehe, the ball was broken." The pass just now did not return to Endo's feet at all, but was intercepted by Romedal who was recovered.

Komano Ichi was very anxious and immediately rushed over and counterattacked on the spot. Fortunately, at this time, he remembered the coach's order and did not lose all his reason. However, Romedar had long expected the opponent's counterattack. He turned around and passed by the opponent on the spot, easily shook Komano Ichi's entanglement, and passed it to the middle lane with a big foot, "Qin!"

After cooperating with so long, Qin Tian naturally knew the strength, direction and way of his big brother passing the ball. So when Romedal intercepted the ball, Qin Tian had already started running slowly. He completely believed that the opponent would definitely pass the ball and must have been over the top of the ball, because such a distance does not afford a high ball, can he play any more?

Tacit cooperation is the most collapsed and feared method for defenders. If ordinary defenders have an advantage in distance when facing the midfield, then the Japanese defenders even lost this advantage after they face Qin Tian. Because Qin Tian's speed is close to the abnormal level.

In a Premier League game, Qin Tian used his speed to eat the opponent in an offense. Before the opponent could react, he ran away like lightning and completed the goal. Afterwards, on the way back to the locker room, the midfielder defending Qin Tian specially grabbed Qin Tian, ​​"Qin, stand up and let me see."

"What's wrong?" Qin Tian felt confused.

"Your speed is too fast. I didn't even see your face clearly during the game. One step is that I can only see your butt. I want to see how you look?"

...

The defensive player Abe Yuki in the middle of the Japanese team has been entangled with Qin Tian, ​​and Yuji Nakazawa on the defense line not far away was also assisting in defense. At this time, Qin Tian had already got the ball and had a close contact with Abe Yuki. At the moment of physical contact, Qin Tian suddenly hit the opponent with his body. The opponent must not be able to hit Qin Tian who was running at high speed. After staggering, Qin Tian had easily got rid of the opponent. After shaking his body, he caught up with the whereabouts of the ball again.

Yuji Nakazawa had noticed that his goalkeeper Kawashima Akiji had already rushed out and hurriedly blocked the ball between Qin Tian, ​​wanting goalkeeper Kawashima to push the ball out, but Yuji Nakazawa underestimated Qin Tian's current bounce and his experience in heading the ball. Seeing this situation, Qin Tian simply jumped up with the speed of running, and pushed the ball to the first before the opponent's goalkeeper stepped forward.

Goalkeeper Nagashima Akiji Kawashima originally calculated that he could touch the ball before Qin Tian, ​​but just before he jumped, he was shocked to find Qin Tian jumping up from behind his teammates, "It jumped so high." This was a subconscious feeling. Next, Qin Tian shook his head and the ball flew to one side. Qin Tian, ​​Yuji Nakazawa and Nagashima Nakashima Nakashima Nakashima collided.

And the ball jumped into the net...

The Japanese team players collapsed, Takeshi Okada collapsed, the Japanese team fans collapsed, and the Japanese team collapsed...

Qin Tian slowly stood up from the lawn without any celebration, as if everything was right, ran back to the middle circle and waited for the opponent to kick off.

Flying with wings is the attack routine that Denmark has always been good at, which makes the players in the midfield more closely connected. With the increase in training time and game time, the tacit understanding of several people in the midfield of the Danish team has increased again, so Qin Tian naturally plays with ease.

In the following time, Qin Tian either made a strong breakthrough and deliberately made the opponent nervous to see if there was any chance. Or he passed the ball to the two sides and made some simple cooperation. Glenshare and Romedal also brought their experience to the extreme, turning the Japanese team's defense line upside down. In just over a dozen minutes, many players in the Japanese team received yellow cards.

The Danish team's wave-like offense made the fans in the stands excited, especially those Chinese fans. The shouts and applause were connected. Every time Qin Tian got the ball, the unified cheering sounded in a regular manner in the stands. This made Olsen smile on his face.

After thinking about it, Olsen took action decisively, with two back midfielders a little too much. It was only said that Paulson, a strong player, continued to be placed in front of the penalty area, and Daniel Jensen also invested in the offense. This tactic is a bit like Qin Tian’s feeling at Chelsea. Of course, Daniel cannot be compared with Lampard.

However, Daniel's life is not complicated. After intercepting the ball, you will love it to Qin Tian or both sides. If you have the chance, you will rush forward and try to use a long shot to open the breakthrough. Of course, if Daniel's life is more delicate, you can directly find Bentener to make the opponent even more panic.

Daniel Jensen was like the last straw pressing on the camel. His impact and disruption were already overwhelming the Japanese team's defense completely stopped. In the 88th minute, Daniel made a long pass from the backcourt and accurately found Bentner. Bentner headed the ball back to the middle, and Qin Tian comfortably got the ball at the front of the penalty area.

The Japanese defender was worried that Qin Tiandi would shoot from a long time, so he came to block it. Qin Tian passed the ball to Romedal again. Romedal suddenly made a cold arrow at the corner of the penalty area. The ball hit the crossbar and bounced back into the penalty area. Bentner jumped up and attacked, but Kawashima Nagatsuki made a world-class save and blocked the ball. Before he could be glad, a black shadow appeared in the air.

"Damn it, it's him again." Kawashima Akiji lay in despair on the lawn, looking at the player with "No. 10" printed on his chest, Qin Tian, ​​headed the ball like a bomber and knocked on the door he was guarding again...
Chapter completed!