Khedira came to defend Bale and prevented him from connecting with Milner.

"A reassuring defense, Aston Villa's mobile battles were stagnant and forced to turn into positional battles. Real Madrid's defense was very stable." Madrid's commentator praised.

Milner's route was blocked by Pepe. He wanted to connect with his teammates but couldn't. In desperation, Milner chose to kick the football towards Pepe. The football rebounded back and went out of the sideline. Milner asked for a sideline ball.

The caddie threw the football into the field.

Milner caught the football but did not throw the sideline ball. Instead, he waited for a while and then threw the sideline ball until his teammates moved closer to this side.

However, although Aston Villa's offensive center of gravity tilted to this side and more people were investing in the attack, this also provided time for Real Madrid to further consolidate the deployment of the defense line.

Subsequently, Aston Villa's attack was not finally successful. The football went around and returned to the midfield. Aston Villa fell into a stalemate in the positional attack.

...

On the sidelines, caddie Gallish sat on the ground watching the game, anxious about the team's offensive deadlock.

While anxious, the little guy was still thinking about it.

Then, it was the sideline ball on this side, and Galish threw the football to Abanglaho, who put the football down and walked away. It was Milner who ran over and threw the sideline ball.

Gallish frowned. He felt that Abonrajo was throwing the sideline ball quickly just now. If he could hit Real Madrid with a counterattack, it might be a good opportunity.

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However, Gallish did not notice the other people's running position, and did not know if this quick counterattack could be achieved.

At this time, Pepe and Abanglaho collided in a fight on the court. The two of them fell to the ground at the same time, covering their heads and screaming in pain.

The team doctors from both sides entered the court urgently, and the game was temporarily interrupted.

"Hey, Jack." Zhang Yang shouted in a low voice behind the billboard.

He is also today's caddie, responsible for picking up balls behind billboards on this side.

The club often draws young guys from the youth team to be caddies, and they are in groups in two groups. For example, on the other side, Yang Fan is on the sidelines, while Kevin Li is picking up the ball behind the billboard.

"Hey, Zhang." Gallish quietly moved to the billboard, "When I threw the sideline ball just now, did you observe the other people's running."

The club's transfer of young players to be caddies is not to squeeze child labor. In fact, the number of caddies is very tight.

Those who are transferred to be caddies on the game day will be assigned homework, observe the game on the sidelines, and report their experience in watching the game.

"I'm just a fool." Zhang Yang said angrily.

The caddies behind the billboard cannot stand up and cannot see the game. Many caddies sit on their backs with pitiful backs, bored.

Of course, for fairness, the caddies in a group of two people will be assigned to the first and second half. For example, Zhang Yang and Gallish, in the first half, Gallish was on the sidelines, and Zhang Yang was behind the billboard. In the second half, Zhang Yang would be on the sidelines and you could see the game.

"I have an idea that the team has not been able to break the deadlock, maybe we can help," said Gallish.

If someone else heard Gallish say this, he would definitely reply, "What can a caddie do? Just be a caddie honestly." This is also normal.

However, Zhang Yang is different.

He is the most active Chinese guy in this group of selection teams.

I was bored behind the billboard, so it would be best to be able to do something.

Moreover, Zhang Yang and Galish are having a good time now and know this guy quite well. This is a very talented and thoughtful kid.

Let me put it this way, don’t look at Zhang Yang’s usual whispers, but in fact he has a clear mind. He silently regards Gallish as his role model and pays great attention to observing Gallish’s actions. Why did he choose to do that? If it was his own choice, how much chance of success is, and how hard he should work to achieve it.

So, when he heard Gallish say, "I want to help the first team score a goal," Fang Jue's first reaction was not to sneer and disbelief, but to be interested: What's the trick of this kid? Take me to play with him!
Chapter completed!