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Since the home team is always unable to start the situation on the offensive end, Fiorentine players can devote more energy to the offense. Therefore, as time goes by, the defensive pressure on Vicenza players on the court has become increasingly greater. Not only should they be careful in positional battles, but they should also be more careful when it is their turn to attack, because Fiorentine, with the midfielder in Redondo and Albertini, is in the counterattack.

In the 36th minute of the first half, Robert Baggio was successfully intercepted by Gattuso while driving the ball. While breaking the ball, the latter passed the ball to Redondo, who was receiving nearby!

Although compared with his peak period, the Argentine prince's physical condition could no longer support him to cover the entire midfield as before, and his ability to get rid of defensive players and attack backwards also declined significantly, but in terms of grasping the timing of passing and the use of personal skills, he became more and more perfect as time was established. Redondo rubbed his left foot and the ball drew a wonderful parabola in the air and headed straight for Vicenza's backcourt. Broki, who was responsible for assisting Baggio in the frontcourt counter-robbery, was slowing down when he was on the top and failed to stop Redondo's passing in time. He could only sigh at the ball that had already gone away.

Redondo's long pass from left foot was very accurate. The ball just passed over Cois's head and landed at Diego Milito, who was competing for the landing point with Heinze in the half in Vicenza.

Facing the defense of Argentine compatriot Heinze, Milito did not blindly choose to play by himself. Milito was very self-aware. He knew clearly that no matter what, he could not rely on extraordinary strength and physical fitness to force the latter's defense like Vieri. So, after protecting the ball from Redondo, Milito first leaned back against Heinze to prevent the opponent from going around him to steal. Then he glanced at the surrounding situation from the corner of his eye, and then pushed the ball to the back with his left foot, almost instantly piercing through Vicenza's entire defense line!

"Dangerous!" While Milito was sending this pass with his back to the goal, Guidolin couldn't help but shout. Standing on the sidelines, he had a wider vision than the players, so he could see clearly than Heinze, who was limited in sight. "Massimo (Odo), stare at the Spaniard for me, don't let him catch the ball, let alone increase his speed!"

Although Zhuge's reaction was quick enough, unfortunately, Guidolin's reminder was still one step late. Aware of the danger, Odo turned around and found that Vincent had taken the lead and got Milito's pass!

After receiving Milito's pass, Vincent immediately raised his speed to the extreme. The simplest and most brutal straight acceleration left Odo far behind, leaving no chance to implement a tactical foul.

Vincent, who dribbled into the penalty area, did not waste this single-ball opportunity. After attracting Barotta's attention and luring him to attack and block the ball, the Spanish winger decisively passed the ball to the other side of the penalty area. Dinatale, who cut into the penalty area, took advantage of Abidal's unpreparedness to hit the horse and sent the ball from Vincent into the empty goal in front of him, one to zero!

However, although he scored his first goal in Serie A this season, Dinatale did not celebrate the goal with his teammates, but walked towards his own half with a calm look on his face, as if the goal just now did not appear on the court at all.

It is not surprising that Dinatale would make such a move. After all, he has played in Vicenza for so many years and will naturally have some feelings for this team. Therefore, in this first match with his former club, he was unwilling to openly celebrate the goal in front of tens of thousands of Vicenza fans, even though he was indeed very happy about the goal at this time.

"Don't panic! Continue to follow the tactics arranged before the game, don't be impulsive!" Seeing the team's signs of instability after losing the ball, Guidolin quickly stood up, shouted at the players on the court, and recruited Baggio to the sidelines for face-to-face trial. "Robert, after the kick-off is re-activated, I want you to retreat to the midfield to organize the team's offense, and just leave the scoring task to Christian (Lucarelli) and Samuel (Etoo) and others. Don't get stuck with Gattuso anymore. If this continues, it will be very unfavorable to the team."

"No problem." Hearing Guidolin's order, Robert Baggio nodded immediately. Although he had to stay away from the goal and the difficulty of scoring would be greatly improved, if he could use this to make the team's offense smoother again, then Baggio was still willing to accept Guidolin's arrangement.

Although Baggio's biggest goal now is to have two hundred goals scored in Serie A, he has made great efforts to do so. He has not given up on this goal even though he is already scarred all over his body, but if it is just a game, Prince Melancholy would not mind much about it.

However, just as Vicenza players gradually calmed down under Guidolin's comfort and prepared for a counterattack, Fiorentina scored another goal shortly after the second half, giving another heavy blow to the home team, which finally regained their morale!

This time, Diego Milito scored for Fiorentina. Vincent broke through Odo's defense and made a high cross from the left. Heinzer tried to head the ball in the penalty area but made a fatal mistake of surging the top. Milito, who was surrounded by the back point, easily pushed the ball into the near corner without defending, making the score 2-0.

Although Vicenza players who were unwilling to lose at home in the following time stubbornly launched attacks on the goal of Fiorentina in the following time, their offense had little effect under Fiorentina's strict defensive system. Lucarelli was completely suppressed by Lucio, who was more physically conditioned. Etoo's proud speed and breakthrough were in front of Nesta, and Baggio had to stay away from the goal because of Gattuso's existence and could only be active on the court as an organizational midfielder.

In contrast, Fiorentina, who became more and more courageous, seized a quick counterattack opportunity when the game was 83 minutes old, and Vieri, who came on the bench, won another goal, further expanding his lead to three goals!
Chapter completed!