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"What a useless guy..." Seeing that his team was already behind two goals at the end of the first half, and was suppressed by Fiorentina on the scene, Abramovich, who came to watch the game specifically, looked very bad. The Russian looked at Mancini, who looked dejected on the sidelines, and for the first time he doubted whether his decision to retain the Italian new coach was correct.

After all, since Abramovich took over Lazio last summer, the Russian tycoon has invested at least more than 200 million euros in the Blue Eagles and has been omnipotent in Mancini. The result he has now is that the team is almost powerless to fight back and was beaten by Fiorentina, who was short of soldiers in the first half of the Italian Super Cup final. How could Abramovich feel?

What made Abramovich most dissatisfied was that although the team is now behind Fiorentina two goals, the game has only been half gone so far. If Mancini can come up with a solution during the break, Lazio will not have a chance to turn the tables in the second half.

And how did Mancini perform at this time? It can be seen from his absent-minded and panicked look that the young coach is definitely not thinking about how to lead the team back to his disadvantage in the score.

"Forget it, I'd better give him more training time. After all, Mancini's coaching ability and vision are excellent, and there are not many people who are better than him in this regard. Moreover, changing coach rashly at the beginning of the season will only bring unnecessary chaos to the team." Although I was very disappointed with Mancini's performance in this game, Abramovich did not have the idea of ​​changing coaches. After all, although Abramovich was very strong at this time, he was still very tolerant of not gaining enough reputation in the European football circle. "If Mancini still has no improvement or improvement at the end of this season, then there will be enough reason to fire him."

After fifteen minutes of halftime break, the players from both sides who returned to the court were re-entered in the game. Neither head coach made substitution adjustments during this period. As for whether Mancini and Mourinho had ever changed in terms of tactical details, this is not something you can see at a glance.

However, after the start of the second half, Lazio still could not get rid of the embarrassing situation where it was difficult to form an effective connection between the midfield and the frontcourt. Due to the strong sniping of the midfield Deco and Davis in the midfield, Ronaldo and Giulli could not receive the ball in the frontcourt at all. Under such circumstances, Lazio's situation on the field would obviously not improve much.

Seeing the team in trouble in the game and the head coach was unable to think of a solution for a long time, Drogba, who was extremely anxious, had a sudden idea and made a pretty bold decision. In the 60th minute of the game, Drogba, who was originally entangled with Lucio in the penalty area, suddenly withdrew from the penalty area and rushed towards Gattuso, who had just cut off Deco's pass through!

Drogba's sudden retreat caught Gattuso off guard. When he finally noticed the actions of the Ivorians, the ball under his feet had been successfully snatched by Drogba and immediately handed over to Ronaldinho who was wandering on the left!

The reason why Drogba's move is bold is mainly because in Mancini's tactical arrangement, he has not arranged this task for Drogba. He only uses him as a weakened version of Vieri, allowing him to receive a pass from his teammate in the penalty area and directly shoot the ball, and serves as a tactical fulcrum for the team's offense. Therefore, Drogba's move just withdrawing from the penalty area is to adapt to the situation at best, but if he thinks badly, he will make his own decisions against the order.

Fortunately, Mancini, who had been frustrated by the situation on the court, did not think of holding Drogba responsible. In other words, at this time, Mancini's attention was focused on Ronaldo, who was taking the ball to attack, and he was not in the mood to consider whether Drogba's actions just met his tactical arrangements.

Ronaldo, who finally got the ball, certainly would not waste this rare offensive opportunity. The Brazilian used his feet to gently tweak the ball under his feet, forcing Zanbrotta not to easily pounce on it for defense. Then, Ronaldo used his iconic oxtail to deceive Zanbrotta, and took advantage of the latter's chance to break through the opponent's defense zone directly!

Ronaldo, who broke through Zambrota's defense, took the opportunity to change direction and dribbled into Fiorentina's penalty area, forcing Nesta to rush over to make up for the position. However, Ronaldo had no intention of confronting Nesta head-on. He only saw him pushing the arch with his left foot and passing the ball to the center of the penalty area!

Nesta tried his best to break Ronaldo's cross, but Drogba, who had just scored a steal in the midfield, rushed to Fiorentina's penalty area again, and before Lucio made a foot to interfere with him, he shot angrily from five meters in front of the goal, successfully breaking the goal guarded by Buffon!

One to two, Lazio won the game back!

Beautiful job! Seeing Drogba actively returning to defense first, causing Fiorentina to make a pass mistake in the backcourt, and then rushed to the penalty area to receive Ronaldo's cross and scored, Mancini couldn't help but shout in his heart excitedly. After witnessing the whole process of this goal, the young coach Lazio's positioning of Drogba began to change. Mancho suddenly felt that the Ivory Coast striker seemed to have his former teammate, the shadow of the Czech Ironman Nedved!

Seeing the referee signaling that the goal was effective, Drogba first clenched his fist excitedly and roared excitedly, then looked nervously and uneasy in Mancini. After finding that the head coach did not mean to blame him, he happily hugged his teammates who came forward to celebrate!

"If the arrival of Ronaldo and Deco and others made Lazio, who had lost blood, refilled with technical factors, then Drogba's existence marks that the iron-blooded spirit that the Blue Eagles lost for a while after Nedved left!" Although Fiorentina still has a ball lead, Zhuang Mingge has read something completely different from Drogba's performance just now. "It's true, I didn't expect that he would show his ability to counterattack in the frontcourt at this time. If Mancini could make good use of this, then this game would probably be difficult to play."
Chapter completed!