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"Damn! I'm fooled!" Seeing that after Pirlo got the ball, he was like hearing the starting gun, and he was moving quickly towards Inter Milan's goal, Cooper couldn't help but realize, "So that's it, no wonder Heinquez made such a arrangement. Vieri and the others retreated to participate in the defense just to make us careless. In fact, with their speed and mobility, it would not be too difficult to launch a counterattack from the half of our side."

"Dibiagio! Stop Pirlo immediately!" Cooper, who realized the danger, made a quick decision and shouted at Dibiagio, who was closest to Pirlo, "Even if it is a foul or even a card, you must stop him. You must never give him the space and opportunity to pass the ball! If it really doesn't work, just tackle his legs!"

"I%￥#&%..." Heinx, who was not far from Cooper, felt like ten thousand Vieri was rushing past (Vieri: "..."), and almost cursed at the Argentine. After all, no matter what Cooper meant, the words he said were too vicious.

For a head coach, especially the head coach of a wealthy family, some things can be done quietly, but they must not be said, otherwise it will inevitably cause criticism from countless people. But this time, Cooper obviously did a little too much.

Dibiagio obviously realized the inappropriateness. His professional qualities did not allow him to commit such bad intentional injury. Moreover, Florence is his old boss, so it is naturally even more impossible to make such dangerous actions against Pirlo.

However, if Dibiagio does not take unconventional actions to directly foul him, it will be difficult for him to stop Pirlo from moving forward. Therefore, Dibiagio, who did not use lethal action to defend, could not stop Pirlo after all, and watched the opponent pass the ball in the direction of Vincent's forward, making Cooper so angry that he jumped straight on the sidelines.

At this time, the fourth official couldn't bear to see Cooper's crazy words. The judge in black walked over and gave a warning to the Argentine coach who was passionate, warning the other party that if he made any inappropriate remarks in the game, he would definitely record a record in the post-match report and report it to the UEFA Discipline Committee.

After receiving a warning from the fourth official, Cooper reluctantly restrained his behavior. However, the petty Argentinian still claimed a note to Dibiagio, who did not obey his instructions, and decided to find a reason to drive him out of Inter Milan this summer. In Cooper's opinion, the team already has Zanetti, and his boss is willing to invest in strengthening the team's strength. The older Dibiagio is naturally not an indispensable role.

I'm afraid no one would have thought that Dibiagio's future in Inter Milan would have changed due to this poor defense.

Cooper's little thoughts are about this for now, let's turn our attention back to the game.

As Inter Milan players just pushed forward the formation, even Matrazi, Cannavaro and Cordoba, the three central defenders, were pushed to the center line of the stadium because Vieri and others retreated. Therefore, when Pirlo initiated this quick counterattack, there was no Inter Milan player in the halftime except for Tordo, the goalkeeper!

I have to say that after studying with top midfielders such as Redondo and Effenberg for so many years, Pirlo's use of many technologies and his grasp of the passing timing have reached a perfect level. His pass is controlled just right in terms of strength and landing point, which makes Vincent, who received the ball, amazed in his heart. After all, not everyone can pass a number of adjustments such as a player who does not need to respond when making a quick counterattack, or even a ball that does not need to slow down.

In this way, Vincent, who received this pass, rushed towards Inter Milan's penalty area without slowing down. Behind him were Inter Milan defenders such as Zanetti and Cordoba who were struggling to chase back, as well as the first counterattack line composed of Vieri and Gulli!

Although Vincent was very fast, he naturally could not advance at full speed with the ball under his feet. Therefore, when Espanyol advanced to the corner of the penalty area, Sanetti, who followed all the way, finally caught up with Vincent and tangled with him in this area, trying to re-arrange his defense for his teammates.

Of course, Vincent could see that Sanetti was playing a small abacus, and he was also deliberately cooperating with the opponent's actions. While dribbling the ball on the penalty area line and running back, he scanned the movements in the middle with his light - the same idea as Sanetti who was waiting for his teammates to set up a defense line. Vincent was also waiting for Vieri and Juli to be in place so that he could take the next step.

In this way, the key to determining whether this counterattack will be successful is which of the subsequent troops of both sides will take the lead in this battlefield. If Cordoba and the others arrive first, the possibility of Florence fighting this counterattack will be infinitely reduced; and if Vieri and the others take the lead, then it will be Inter Milan's turn to suffer.

Although these may sound quite complicated, in fact, all of this happened and completed in less than a few dozen seconds. So Vincent didn't wait long before he saw a scene of his great excitement - the first to arrive at the Inter Milan penalty area were several figures in purple battle robes!

On the other hand, Sanetti, who was also paying attention to the surrounding situation, felt cold in his heart. He could already imagine what kind of fate he would suffer from the goal from home...

Time is tight, and Vincent doesn't care about the identity of the person who is looking at it. He uses his superman's first-class speed to instantly throw Sanetti away half of his body, and passes the ball out before the Argentine tackles!

Vieri, who was supporting in the middle of the penalty area, controlled his movements well. At the moment Vincent was not in the offside position, he gently removed the flying ball, and after a slight adjustment, he directly pulled his feet and shot!

Because Vieri's shot was very powerful and very close, Toldo had only time to gesture, and then he heard the ball whizzing through his ears and the sound of violent friction with the net behind him!
Chapter completed!