Many people are also talking about Braniff. He just now "played" Gremy's performance on the wing was very exciting, attracting a lot of attention. Some football commentators are still praising Braniff's skills at feet. "This young player's skills are quite outstanding. He is also the second player with the second most goals in Millwall. Before, Braniff was a striker and had high efficiency in front of the goal. However, after Christmas, he began to adapt to the midfield side position, probably because Millwall's wing staff was a little weak and had to let players in other positions take the top..."

While Braniff is constantly praised, Morris, who scored the goal, is not very noticeable.

Morris is more famous.

Many people know that Morris is Millwall's midfielder. It's nothing to get a good pass when receiving a good position. His shot has no technical content. All he can talk about is tough facing Lampard, and his performance in scoring the ball is excellent.

Morris himself was very happy. It was not just a goal, but mainly a goal from Stamford Bridge Stadium. It was full of meaning to him. No one else cared about it, but he cared very much.

In addition, a goal also represents performance.

Three years ago, Morris and Lampard were in a competitive relationship, but in the end he failed in the competition and left the team. Now the two are playing for both teams, Morris hopes to perform better than Lampard.

When there is a goal and Lampard doesn't score, doesn't it mean that he performs better?

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The game continues next.

Chelsea also continued to launch a fierce attack on Millwall in the first half. They still had an advantage in the situation, but the mentality of the players of both teams and the fans of the audience has changed.

Millwall is ahead, so he naturally has a psychological advantage.

Chelsea were eager to equalize the score, and the second half was more than half. If they could not equalize in a short time, then there was a high probability of failure. Not to mention the winning goal of the game, it would be quite good to be able to draw in the end.

The fans in the audience were also worried about Chelsea, but they were still lagging behind in the score.

In addition, some media also analyzed from data, "In the past game, Chelsea has always had the advantage on the field. Their possession rate has reached 69%, more than twice as many as Millwald. Their shots were fifteen, eight shots, and only one goal was scored. In contrast, Millwald shots were six shots, four shots, and two goals were scored."

"Milwall has fewer opportunities, but scored more goals, and has higher efficiency in front of the goal. Their goalkeeper Heathlop performed quite well..."

Finally someone mentioned the goalkeeper.

Who is the best player in this game? What people remember will always be the forward player, especially the players who score goals, but in fact, the best performer is goalkeeper Heathlop.

Heathlop has always performed very stably and saved 'all the balls that should be saved'. For a goalkeeper, being able to do this is enough to serve as the main player in any team.

Chelsea scored only one goal with eight shots, and the other seven were saved by Heathlop, which also illustrates a lot of problems.

Many media have been constantly praising Heathlop based on the data, and the TV screen also gave Heathlop several close-up shots, allowing the veteran in front of the goal to enjoy the feeling of attention.

Of course, he himself couldn't feel it.

But Hislop is just a goalkeeper and cannot affect the real confrontation between the two teams. Chelsea has obvious advantages in the situation, they have more possession and attacks, and once again suppressed Mirwall in the half. Most of the time, football also passed around Mirwall in the half, making Mirwall's goal look dangerous.

The game situation was very unfavorable to Millwall.

Some media have begun to issue the argument that "it is only a matter of time before Chelsea scores."

On the field.

Millwall played very calmly.

After Morris helped the team take the lead again, the players' mentality became better. They strictly followed tactical requirements and did their jobs without any other thoughts. The defense of the entire team became much more stable.

"Milwall is going to defend until the end of the game." Some people made a judgment.

After taking Chelsea again, Millwall can choose to defend to the death. In twenty minutes, you can only defend until the last moment. No, even if Chelsea catches up with a goal, it is an acceptable result. "Milwall continues to defend to the death, which is the best choice!"

Chelsea players have the same judgment.

What is different from the media and fans is that they have no intention of thinking about what Millwall should do, because they must score the goal as soon as possible, otherwise they will lose the game. As for whether Millwall will fight back, it is no longer considered. There is no difference between losing one or two sides.

Chelsea is eager to score goals, so they will be neglected in the backcourt defense, and Millwall's chances are also increasing.

After eighty-one minutes of the game, Millwall intercepted the ball in the backcourt, passed quickly on the side and in the middle. The football was told to be at Morris' feet, and Lampard and Drogba immediately came over to block the ball.

From this we can see that Chelsea attaches great importance to Morris' defense.

Drogba's defensive ability is average, but his size is there, and just standing in a stance is enough to block many positions. Lampard is even more troublesome. His confrontation with Lampard did not have an advantage, so Morris planned to hand the ball over to his teammates without thinking.

Morris chose to pass the ball forward, and the football was poked to the middle circle.

Livermore got the ball.

Chelsea didn't care much about Livermore, mainly because Livermore's technical level was poor. If there was a threat at the front of the penalty area, there would be no threat in the middle line.

"Livermore will definitely pass the ball!" Almost everyone thought, including Marklele, who was blocked in the past. Perhaps because of physical energy consumption, the French did not rush to approach, but rushed over from one side and waited for Livermore to pass the ball out.

Then…Livermore dribbled the ball!

Livermore took the ball forward and immediately started running forward. Many people were quite surprised, including Marklele, who came to defend. Because of his position, there was no way to dribble the ball against Livermore.

But in fact, it's normal for Livermore to dribble the ball.

There was a gap in front of him!

When Livermore received the pass, Marklele came over to defend horizontally, and he was not too tight, so he could calmly move the ball forward.

As he continued to participate in the game, Livermore's "game wisdom" grew and found that he was not defended and there was no need to hand the ball over to his teammates, so he took a few steps forward alone.

In these few steps, I pushed forward five meters.

Marklele hurriedly chased over to defend, and Galas rushed over in front. Livermore passed the ball horizontally to Smitcher's feet on the right. Smitcher continued to lead forward, and then suddenly took a kick and passed.

This pass caught Essin off guard.

Essin came to make up for the defense in the middle and kept paying attention to the ball under Smitcher's feet. He surrounded him from the right side and was crossed in front of Smitcher on the side, not allowing him to go to the right or the front pass. Unexpectedly, Smitcher would make a pick pass, and a top ball towards the left made him unable to defend at all.

The only thing Essin can do is follow the trajectory of football.

The football landed ten meters left of the penalty area. Marklele gave up his defense against Livermore and had already chased after him desperately, but Braniff was closer, so he rushed over quickly and pushed the ball forward with a kick.

"Branif!"

"Look at this ball! Cross it!"

"Transfer again!"

With the shouts, Zhang Yang was already standing on the sidelines seriously. He clasped his hands tightly, staring at every step of the attack.

The next moment, Livermore stepped forward!

At the front of the penalty area, about twenty meters away from the goal, Livermore successfully rushed over and waved his right foot with his body movement.

"Goal!"

A low tone came out of Changyang's mouth and was immediately reflected on Livermore.

Livermore suddenly felt surprisingly good. He could tell how many players were blocking the goal, who could block the shot, and clearly see the goal and Chelsea standing in front of the goal. Most importantly, he was confident and kicked the ball accurately to the desired position.

Next, contact the football with your right foot-

"Bang!"

With a muffled sound, the football flew up against the grass, and several grass leaves were thrust into the air. When they were about to fall, the football had already rushed out of more than ten meters and crossed most of the penalty area.

"Shot--!"

"Livermore--!"

Chelsea goalkeeper Cech is about to face the shot. When he saw Livermore's kick, he also made a move to prepare for save. At the same time, he was also a little lucky: What if his teammates can block it in advance?

When the football rushed over, Cech was unwilling to think so much, because the football had already rushed over other players and he had to face the ball that rushed over.

Cech made a judgment and was about to pounce on one side.

The moment the Czechs made their moves, they stopped and couldn't move because the football had already rushed over.

"In?"

Cech's mind was a little confused for a moment. He almost reflexed the trajectory of the flashing white light by his follower, and then he saw the football tumbling in the net, causing a wave of nets.

"Bang! Bang, bang..."

The football landed on the grass again.

The cheers of Millwall fans resounded throughout the stadium the next moment, and Mike Johnson, a commentator of Sky Sports, also shouted excitedly, "Goooooooooooooal!!!"

"Livermore!"

"David Livermore!"

"The powerful shot from the outside of the penalty area! Livermore used his signature bombardment to pierce Chelsea's goal! The ball speed was too fast! Goalkeeper Cech didn't have time to react!"

"The score was rewritten to 1-3! Millwall scored three goals and led Chelsea two away goals!"

"The game time has entered the last ten minutes, and the two goals have almost decided to win. This can even be said to be a goal that made Chelsea give up! It can also be said to be a decisive kill!"
Chapter completed!