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Recken replaced Chap Issatt and Helrich replaced Riddle, which was the best substitution choice Heathfield could make.

Some people may ask, why didn’t Heathfield replace veteran Zolk who was already exhausted? Dortmund’s second goal conceding has a direct relationship with him!

It's nothing more, just because if these players on the Dortmund bench play now, the effect may be less than that of Zorke, who is not physically strong. This is not only because of the experience of the game, but also the essential gap in the use and understanding of the players' skills and tactics.

So, if these bench players were allowed to play, Dortmund was more likely to collapse at the last moment - so what Heathfield thought.

After using two substitutions, Heathfield began to let the team recover their defense - when the total score was tied and the books were not as strong as the home team, the German began to plan to use a defensive defense to drag the game to the final penalty.

After Mueller was blocked, Dortmund, who lacked the midfield commander, had to change his tactics to an extremely simple and crude way of playing, which was a breakthrough between the two wings and crossed to find the middle. After all, the Hornets have not yet got Paul Sousa from Juventus this season. Only Mueller can control the rhythm of the game. As a rookie, Ricken is still too immature and has not completely gained the trust of those old players, so naturally he cannot share Mueller's work.

Faced with Dortmund's defensive defense, the two forwards on Fiorentina's court did not have much way to break the deadlock. Batistuta was because he was just a traditional powerful center, and dribbling was not his strength. He was naturally helpless in the face of the iron barrel formation arranged by the Dortmund. Although Ronaldo had outstanding personal abilities, he had just recovered from injuries and was afraid to do some movements that test his knee tolerance, so he seemed a little difficult to move under Dortmund's intensive defense.

Therefore, in this case, the goal of Dortmund's defense was not so easy to break. Zorke, Lambert and Andres Muller who returned to defense, Dortmund players defended their penalty area with strict defense. Reuter's left guard was reassuring. Although Heinrich was not very famous, he was also a good and powerful player. Although Fiorentina attacked desperately after the substitution, he still failed to achieve much effect.

Although he used his defensive defense to resist Fiorentina's fierce attack, the Dortmund players did not have the extra energy to make a sharp counterattack like the one at the beginning. On the one hand, it was because the physical fitness of some veterans on the court could no longer support the destruction of the reversal run. On the other hand, it was because Davis who was replaced by Ranieri, the Dutch midfielder fully implemented Ranieri's tactical arrangement and did nothing after he came on the court, just following Andres Muller in an instant, forcing the German midfielder to unable to effectively handle the ball.

After Mueller was blocked, Dortmund, who lacked midfield command, had to use the extremely simple and crude way of playing to break through the cross from the two wings to find the middle. After all, the Hornets have not yet got Paul Sousa from Juventus this season. Only Mueller is the only player who can control the rhythm of the team's game. As a rookie, Ricken, because he is too immature and has not completely gained the trust of those old players, naturally cannot share Mueller's work.

Therefore, a simple and crude counterattack like Dortmund cannot pose a threat to the rear of Fiorentina, allowing Fiorentina players to focus most of their attention on the global problem of how to break the opponent's turtle shell.

In the end, Fiorentina relied on the simplest method. The strong Batistuta finally created an opportunity after a hand-to-hand fight with Jurgen Coral in the penalty area. Lanna's cross was snatched by him and pushed the ball down. Effenberg, who was at the front of the penalty area, took the ball as soon as he received the ball. Clos, who was caught off guard, saved the ball and lost his hand. Ronaldo scored a score in front of the goal! Four-to-one!

Ronaldo's goal occurred in the 87th minute, and the game was approaching the end by this time, so the Brazilian's accurate winning goal can be said to be a sure win for Fiorentina!

When the ball rolled into Dortmund's gate, the entire Vlaki Stadium seemed to be directly detonated and exploded. For a moment, the stands were filled with purple oceans composed of Florence fans.

Seeing that his team was once again broken by his opponent, Heathfield gave up his choice to continue defending, allowing the team to resume normal play and play freely. After all, it is no point in defending with the overall score behind.

When everyone thought the overall situation was decided, the situation on the court suddenly changed.

After Ronaldo and others celebrated and returned to their own half, Dortmund quickly took the ball. Reuter, who received the pass from Mueller, advanced at full speed along the left side. After forcibly breaking through Zambrota, he directly made a cross!

Since Reut maintained a very fast speed when passing the ball, the span of the cross was very large and flew directly to the penalty area of ​​Fiorentina! While staring at Ricken beside him, Filicano observed the landing point of the ball. He felt that he could jump up when he reached the ball and prepare to head the ball to clear the ball!

After a few seconds, Filicano found that he had not reached anything. He hurriedly turned around and saw that the ball had already flown behind him!

Filicano failed to hit the ball after the clearance just now! He was overwhelmed!

Ricken, who received this cross, had a flat horse in front of him. After drifting past Toldo, the young player directly pushed the ball into the empty goal, four to two! The total score was 5 to 5!

After scoring the goal, Ricken ran to his teammates frantically with an expression of ecstasy. He knew that if the score continued, in a few minutes, the team that advanced to the semi-finals would be Dortmund, who he played for!

The Frankie Stadium, which was still a sea of ​​joy a few minutes ago, was silent at this moment. The careful Fiorentine fans naturally knew what Ricken's goal meant, but they couldn't believe that their team would be blocked outside the semi-finals due to the few away goals!

"Come on! Florence!" I don't know which fan was the first to shout this slogan, but his voice immediately caused a chain reaction. Without anyone organizing, the uniform slogan "Come on! Florence!" appeared in the stands of Frankie Stadium in just over a dozen seconds!

The fans of Fiorentina did not give up, and they still insisted on shouting for their beloved team.

The fans' shouts brought Fiorentine players with great courage, and they launched a final charge towards Dortmund's goal without hesitation.

In the third minute of stoppage time, Ronaldo dribbled the ball and forced a breakthrough of Summer and was knocked to the ground by his opponent, winning Fiorentina a direct free kick opportunity twenty-five meters away from the goal!

Batistuta wanted to take the free kick from Effenberg, and he carefully placed the ball in the position set by Nelson, staring at the goal behind the wall.

The players on both sides who were standing in the wall were also constantly rushing for positions. The attacking party hoped to create some shot space for Batido, while the Dortmund was desperately trying to block all the shooting angles of the Argentine God of War.

Barty took a deep breath, then ran up - swung his legs - shot!

The free kick from Barty flew into the gap in the human wall like a shell, from which the ball could be directly hit into the near corner of the goal.

But the ball hit Reut's back while flying, and a small change of line appeared!

This incident caught everyone off guard, especially Dortmund goalkeeper Klos, who had already made a save! The goalkeeper could only watch the ball in despair and flew into the goal with his gloves!
Chapter completed!