Bordeaux tried to speed up to strengthen the threat to Monaco's defense line, but after speeding up, he found something was wrong.

In the 10th minute of the game, Gulfran received a straight pass from Chalme from the backcourt from the right. When he wanted to complete a wall-to-block with Gurkov or Chamak to cooperate with him and cut in or down the bottom, he found that there was no Monaco's midfielder to help defend the wing. Perez cut off his connection with Gurkov, Merian also passed him diagonally back to Diyala's line blockade. Chamak was under Nkuru's defense, while Benatia was judging the situation on the back line and moved for a short distance.

In an instant, Gulfran fell into an isolated state, and Chalmet, behind him, obviously did not dare to step forward to participate in the assists because there was still Moro's threat.

When Muratori cautiously grabbed the ball, Gulfran was forced to make a change in possession. Then he barely passed the ball to Chamak, but the latter was squeezed away by Nkuru when he was about to start the active response. Nkuru successfully intercepted the ball!

Monaco's defense is classic, perfectly cutting the opponent's offensive formation.

There are two ways to limit Gurkuf, the core of Bordeaux offensive.

One is the most direct way to keep a blind eye, whether it is to keep a close eye on him one-on-one or sending one more person to attack him is the most common method.

However, the adverse consequence of doing this is that one-on-one defense is too passive and can easily be removed by players with flexible running positions. It is safer to hit two people, but it is easy to fall into the disadvantage of playing less and more in other local areas.

Another way is to cut off the connection between Gurkuf and his teammates.

If Gurkuf doesn't get the ball, what threat does he have?

This is the defensive strategy Monaco adopts today.

In other words, Monaco's overall strength is not weaker than Bordeaux, and he can still play like this. If he changes to a strong opponent, he will play with fire.

For example, in this way, playing Barcelona, ​​who can pass quickly for a period of time and run almost without any trace, then let alone being unable to completely block the opponent's core players, so what if it is blocked? With Barcelona's technical and tactical level, it is almost a full-scale strike, defender, midfielder, forward, who can't score a goal?

Who can't go forward and break into the opponent's penalty area?

Monaco intercepted the ball and quickly launched a fast attack. Midfielder Matic made an easy run and immediately passed the ball straight ahead after receiving it.

Merian passed the ball straight through the middle of the penalty area before Diyala and Menegazo formed a crossing attack.

Nimani completed the center fulcrum well today, and he shot with one shot while receiving the ball.

Falcao cut inside and killed, and there was a change in rhythm when touching the ball, and he dribbled into the right rib of the penalty area.

Prani was caught off guard and was quickly wiped by Falkao. When he turned around and prepared to return to defense, Falkao had already shot a low shot.

The football went straight to the far corner of the goal, and goalkeeper Lame fell to the ground and saved with a quick move, blocking the ball with one hand!

The blocked football happened to roll to Nimani's feet who followed him forward. Nimani did not adjust and shot out a heavy gun. As a result, under the anticipated gaze of Monaco fans, the ball passed high above the crossbar of the Bordeaux goal!

Dumbfounded!

This is the expression of all Monacos.

"Omg! Nimani missed a godsend opportunity!

As long as this ball is slightly pushed, there is a high probability that it will be converted into a goal, but he chose to shoot vigorously, and the ball was shot away!

Monaco's fast attack is still very sharp, and Bordeaux needs to think of ways to limit them."

Blank's face was solemn. Bordeaux started the rhythm from the beginning, and the subsequent trend was completely unexpected.

Bordeaux is now in a sense of déjà vu that he wants to speed up but cannot.

This is because Monaco is faster than them, offense, defense, and both ends!

Monaco, which is more prepared, naturally has this confidence and strength.

In the 15th minute of the game, when Gurkuf was in the midfield, Merian's crazy pressing forced him to pass the ball immediately.

When he got the ball, he immediately ran forward. Bordeaux midfielder Menegazo dribbled up but could only watch Gurkuf not far away but did not dare to pass the ball back, because Perez was eyeing Gurkuf in front of Gurkuf, and there was a vague sign of immediately grabbing.

When Menegazo dribbled into the offensive danger zone, Merian rushed towards him. He chose to pass the ball diagonally to the left. Russe's incisive space was gone because Perez moved to defend the inside line, while Matic stared at Gurkuf in the middle of the penalty area.

Monaco's overall defensive adjustment speed is obviously very fast.

Rushe passed the ball in front of Simici and looked for Chamake in the middle of the penalty area. Benatia headed the ball well for the air defense.

Three minutes later, Monaco attacked from the left side of the frontcourt, and Muratori quickly stepped forward. When Moro was in a situation where he was attacked by Diyala and Charme, Muratori quickly got off the bottom from the side. Moro knocked the ball across the middle, and Merian used his outside instep to directly pass the ball to the front of the bottom line on the left.

Muratori immediately stopped the ball in front of the baseline and adjusted one step.

Nimani wanted to head the ball in front of the goal, but Diavala was not weak in confrontation. After occupying a favorable position, he took off and headed the ball to clear the ball.

He pushed the ball outside the penalty area, which was not a good choice.

When Diyala tried to control the ball, Perez quietly came behind him. When Diyala stopped the ball and was about to turn around, Perez stretched out from behind and broke the ball to the left.

Moro quickly cut inside and dribbled into the penalty area!

Chalmet had no time to react and lost Morrow at once.

After Morro dribbled into the penalty area, Diavala followed the trend and pressed. Morro dribbled flexibly under his feet and continued to rush towards the bottom line. He wiped Diavala cleanly!

At this time, he had the opportunity to pass the ball to Nimani to create a chance to grab the goal, but Nimani was a little close to goalkeeper Rame, and Prani was close to Nimani, even if the ball was passed, Nimani might not be able to make a shot.

Fortunately, Moro looked at the sixth route, so in this case he would not only see the choice of the closest distance.

As the football was about to go out of the baseline, Morrow used his left foot to pass the ball to the right of the penalty spot in the penalty area.

Nimani and other Bordeaux defense players immediately turned their heads and looked at the football landing point. It doesn’t matter, but it really made many Bordeaux players sweat!

Falcao quickly arrived at the football landing point, Nimani led the defense line to move back to the front area, and Falcao's incision was full of concealment.

This is also the reason why Situ Yunbing is willing to put Falkao on the sidelines. Playing cards clearly has the benefits of clear cards, but aces like Falkao naturally have to play hidden and create sudden effects!

Falcao had no intention of stopping the ball against the falling football, and directly volleyed from the side!

The football he bombed with his left foot was as if it was visually slung straight into the upper left corner of the goal like a meteor!

Bordeaux goalkeeper Rame, who had made at least two wonderful saves in the last 20 minutes of the game, was stunned in front of the goal line this time!

After seeing the football spinning inside the goal, Falcao turned around and roared towards the corner flag area.

The generals of Monaco chased his back one after another.

Situ Yunbing clenched his fists on the sidelines and smiled. This goal is crucial. It not only boosts the morale of Monaco, but also suppresses Bordeaux, increases their pressure and aggravates their physical energy consumption!

Blank was still solemn, his eyes were fixed on Falcao. If he only looked at the data roughly, people would probably think that Nimani was Monaco's most threatening striker.

But Blank doesn't think so. He knows the threat and pressure that Falcao can bring, and he repeatedly reminds the team not to ignore Falcao when defending.

But the reality is that Monaco did not blindly create opportunities for Falcao, making Falcao the target of public criticism. He would still fight at other threats. After the rotation, it would be difficult for the opponent to completely focus on Falcao alone. When Falcao should burst out, it would often create an astonishing threat!

If all Ligue 1 strikers are ranked, Falcao will definitely be in the top three!

No, enter the top two!

As for who is the best striker or Benzema, it depends on the condition.
Chapter completed!