It was a dull 0:0.

Juventus desperately can only hit a three-footed non-threatening shot at home and then watch Millwall retreat!

Mourinho, who was choking at the moment, understood that if Millwall were not disrupted, and let them defend their counterattacks, Chelsea might have really been killed!

You know, in the last game at Juventus, Millwall's possession rate reached 70%!

The ball control time has reached 43 minutes!

In other words, for almost half of the time, the ball is under the control of Millwall players, and then for the remaining half of the time, the ball is either flying in the sky, or the dead ball consumes time, or Juventus controls the ball.

The ball control rate does not represent an advantage, because the ball control rate should be divided into effective ball control and invalid ball control.

However, the ball control time is a more intuitive data. The more the ball control time, the higher the probability of the offense.

In the case of non-opponent mistakes, you can only create a chance to score if you control the ball yourself. If the ball is not under your control, how can a goal appear?

Chelsea players saw Millwall's posture, and before Mourinho ordered it, they stepped forward to rob. The opportunity must be robbed. If it is not robbed, there is no chance at all.

Mourinho actually defaulted to the behavior of the players. At this time, it is necessary to let the opponent make mistakes, or they grab the opportunity and put defensive pressure on Millwall to control the ball.

Chelsea's three lines that had been contracted in the first half slowly expanded forward. The Trident went to the front field. Lampard just crossed the center line and Millwall suddenly launched a wave of back-to-back offensive!

In the 8th minute, Ram inserted from the side at high speed. Alonso, who was in possession of the ball, immediately passed the ball to Ram and gave Ram ahead.

Robben didn't keep up with Ram, which made Mourinho irritated.

At this moment, Mourinho already had an ominous hunch, and he realized that he and the players might have misjudged the interpretation of Millwall's game attitude.

Because, Millwall looks like this wave of offensive is not a counterattack at all!

First of all, Chelsea did not attack, let alone counterattack.

Secondly, Millwall’s time spent on attacking was shocking!

Ram is still approaching the center line with the ball in the midfield and backcourt. Aronso can be seen running parallel, and Schneider is not on the other side, but the position is also slightly premised.

In front, Kaka, Ronaldinho, Henry, Ronaldo, the four began to run, dazzling.

Millwall's offensive mode can't be said to be fully activated. How can you say that they are fighting back at least when a six-player attack has occurred?

Chelsea's defense is pushing forward, and Millwall's attack speeded up at once, and it seems absolutely premeditated. Just wait for Chelsea's defensive formation to press forward, and then beat them by surprise!

When Ram took the ball halftime, Lampard wanted to intercept laterally.

Lampard quickly withdrew, and Essien was free to intercept Ram.

Makelele stared at Kaka closely, and Lampard was also preparing to block the space where Kaka received.

However, Ronaldinho's running position was forward, and then backward. After Essien left, he became a contact point parallel to Kaka's position. Ram distributes the ball to the front court after bringing the ball to the front court. Ronaldinho.

Essien turned around and Makelele panned, Lampard continued to mark Kaka.

Ronaldinho didn't stop the ball, just knocked the ball back to the front of the wing.

This is a one-on-one.

Ram continued to move forward, and after regaining control of the ball, Ferreira had already intercepted him.

Ram again decisively delivered the ball, his ball passed to Ferreira's left, Carvalho was in front, Henry backed Carvalho here to respond, Henry also kicked the ball, he saw Maklele quickly rushing When he was about to rob him with his teammates, he did not hesitate to pass the ball to the place behind Makelele.

When Makelele turned and looked around, he felt someone passing him.

who?

Kaka!

The explosive Kaka dribbles the ball directly with the speed and hardly turns the Makelele that has not started yet. This may not be a speed competition or a time difference effect. Makelele reacts no matter how fast it is. Pomezia’s team cooperated to dizzy, and Lampard lost to Kaka in speed. He tried to pull Kaka, but was unsuccessful, and hesitated at the last minute because he See Kaka's foot stepped on the line of the big restricted area!

Terry had suffered a loss of Kaka in the Champions League. This time he was cautious not to dare to make a kick. However, Kaka took the lead in making a choice after entering the penalty area. He gently pushed the ball to the right.

A thousand defenses, Ashley Cole is defending against C Ronaldo's cut, but on this side, C Ronaldo has no inner cut, but instead presses forward and then retreats, forming a parallel position with Kaka Contact, Ronaldo stopped the ball, took the ball, all in one go.

He did not use too much force to bring the ball into the penalty area with his arch!

The ball rolled behind Terry and rolled horizontally to the front of Chelsea. Henry was catching the goal behind the goal in this running position, so he slightly attracted Carvalho’s attention. A too large gap appeared in the gap between Carvalho and Terry.

Someone appeared here, and made an unpretentious push against the rolling ball. Cech rushed back to the middle from the corner of the goal to save the ball. He completely saved the wrong place, because the angle of the ball is still The near corner of the goal is the opposite direction of Cech's movement!

After the goal appeared, the scorer ran to the corner flag area and started a samba dance.

At Stamford Bridge, mad lion fans shouted passionately, Ronaldinho's name resounded through the sky!