"drop!"

In the 26th minute, Ravanu blew another whistle.

He hesitated for a few seconds and finally walked to the foul spot, pointing one hand at the white dot under his feet and the other hand raised a yellow card to Tottenham centre-back Wedland Joel Luca.

"A yellow card with penalty kick?"

Dutch TV's commentator De Kur shook his head repeatedly:

"This French blind man...he was indeed deceived!"

-

"Louis, your show is over!"

Sulaimani stretched out and kicked Suarez, who was still on the ground, covered his face with one hand and covered his knees with the other hand, whispering to remind his captain.

"It hurts so much!"

The Uruguayan striker then got up from the ground with the help of his teammates. His grinning expression seemed to be telling the audience how barbaric and rough the Tottenham defender's foul was just now!

But what is the truth?

Suarez, who had just broken the ball into the penalty area, did not get much space for shooting. Joel Luca and another defender Michael Dawson used two tall bodies to block the road to the goal, and he could only force the spike to change direction.

Suarez's rhythm changes are a unique skill. Joel Luca, who is 1.91 meters tall, could not keep up with him, so the Tottenham defender reached out and grabbed the ball while stumbled. But just as he stretched out his right leg, Suarez pushed the ball outward, and his whole body rushed forward, and his legs had an intimate contact with his right leg...

Their contact was only between lightning and flashing. The referee Ravanu, who was still outside the penalty area, could not see clearly what was happening between the two people. The assistant referee was even further away from the scene of the incident than him. The 2010-11 Champions League has not yet set a bottom-line referee, and no one can help him analyze the foul.

He could only give Joel Luca a yellow card based on the painful expressions of Suarez rolling all over the ground. It was considered a favour to be out of law without taking out the red card.

Joel Luca and his teammates surrounded him and made fierce defense, but the yellow cards and penalty kicks he had already taken could not be recovered.

Ajax's first penalty kicker Soleimani scored the ball steadily, giving Tottenham no chance.

Tottenham, who fell behind by one goal, did not choose a safe and conservative tactic on the away game. They continued to stick to their big-blocked offensive.

With Crouch as the forward, Pinal and Lennon as the left and right wingers, the three-man with high and fast combination can exert different powers. In addition, the former Ajax captain Van der Fate serves as the front midfielder, he can occasionally send out a wonderful pass full of aura.

Perhaps someone told him through the headset, or perhaps he realized that the previous penalty was a misjudgment, and Ravanu began to find a balance, and the Tottenham players' small moves were regarded as nothing in his eyes, and Ajax's side, even if it was a 55-5 fight, it would be fouled.

If this is the case, perhaps the Tottenham players would not be too angry, but when Pinal complained that his shot was blocked by Oleg and wanted a penalty kick, Ravanu did not even stop the game.

Afterwards, Suarez was violated in the penalty area, and Ravanu was also indifferent, but instead warned the Uruguayan not to perform; Ajax midfielder Enno immediately let out Van der Fate, and Ravanu ran directly past Van der Fate, and he was too lazy to watch. His inaction-free way of chasing punishment finally aroused the anger of the players on both sides. Whether it was Ajax or Tottenham, the movements under his feet became bigger and bigger, and the rhythm of the game gradually lost control!

The most ridiculous scene happened in the 43rd minute. Long Shute launched a counterattack after completing a steal. Suarez cleverly stepped forward and counterattacked. He calmly scored a one-on-one strike in the goalkeeper. When Suarez was pounced on Long Shute to celebrate the lead in the score, Ravanu, who was running slowly over, gave Suarez a yellow card without hesitation, because he ignored the rules and made unnecessary moves after the referee blew the whistle to indicate offside.

But no matter which TV station's replaying camera, I couldn't hear the referee blew the whistle. The high-definition camera even showed that the whistle was not even on his mouth at that time...

Dutch commentator De Kur could only explain to him in a sarcastic tone: "Maybe in the moment, Ravanu blew a whistle in his mind..."

It was obviously a good ball, but it was cancelled for no reason and a yellow card was carried on. Suarez was furious and opened his bloody mouth, hoping to make a big hole in Ravanu, scaring the timid referee almost hid himself behind Long Shute who came to persuade him to fight.

"Be careful of the yellow cards on you," Long Shute comforted Suarez while looking at the scoreboard in the air, "I'll vent your anger in the second half."

Ravanu, hiding behind Long Shute, couldn't understand Dutch, but he couldn't help but tremble.

-

The first half was declared over with constant whistle and misjudgment. Due to the referee's low-level yelling, the game was broken and the players were not thinking about how to play football, but how to beat the blind referee...

"You all have to learn to control your emotions, especially Louis..."

In the locker room, Van Basten reminded helplessly:

"This is the Champions League knockout stage. I don't want my main striker to be suspended again in front of the whole of Europe. This will only make you a laughing stock in the whole of Europe."

Suarez, who had calmed down a little, lowered his head with shame: "I will work hard, coach."

"The French referee's law enforcement level is obvious to all. We try not to make dangerous attempts anymore and be careful to backfire."

Van Basten refers to the fact that he faked a fall and cheated the penalty kick.

Because no one knows what Ravanu is thinking in his head...

"Spurs' central defender is very strong. If you can't rely on dribbling, then try team cooperation. Luis and Miralem should pay attention to making balls for the teammates behind you, and separate to both sides at the same time. The midfielder should step forward in time. As for whether to choose long shots or split the side at that time, it is up to you to decide..."

Van Basten adjusted the tactics and then patted his hands to encourage the players not to worry too much:

"We have already had an advantage of one goal, and the promotion situation is on our side. Tottenham should be impatient, not us!"

-

Van Basten's last words were just a word of encouragement, because Tottenham was not particularly impatient, although their playing style seemed a bit booming.

The Champions League knockout match is a two-leg match between home and away games. Generally, teams like to go first and then home. Especially for "home dragons" like Tottenham, it is not worth being too nervous to concede one goal away. As long as they return to their home court and rely on their attack power, equalizing the score is only a matter of minutes.

For Ajax, who is the first to join the home and then away, it is not safe to lead with one goal. After all, Tottenham's attacking power is obvious to all. He scored 17 goals in the 6-round group stage, which is the team with the most goals in this Champions League, and Ajax's defense line is not as good as Inter Milan - not to mention... they also lost a main player during the winter break: Emmanuelson joined AC Milan with a transfer fee of 750,000 euros and a floating clause of 1.7 million euros.

You read that right, it is 750,000, not 7.5 million, nor 75 million. Ajax's main left-hander, can attack, retreat and defend, has solid dribbling, excellent speed, sharp breakthrough, hard work, and a long shot and free kick. He has played more than 30 games in the league for four consecutive seasons. Urbi Emmanurson, the former best European U21 team, is only worth 750,000 euros!

Even if his contract is about to expire in half a year, it seems that there are always bullying people if it is just 750,000 euros.

Emmanuelson's departure and Hamdavi's internal suspension have obviously damaged Ajax's strength on both offense and defense, so they hope to gain a greater advantage at home.

After the second half, the players really began a more layered attack wave according to the arrangements and deployments of the head coach. Suarez and Soleimani were the first group, Lindgren and Dezeu were the second group, Long Shute and Enno were the third group, and Van der Were even used the fourth group to shoot from the end.

The Ajax players' wave after wave of interspersed running positions made Tottenham players obviously dazzled, and their defense line was loosening bit by bit.

The opportunity comes soon.

In the 56th minute, Dezeu's midfielder was tilted to the front point forty-five degrees from the right. Suarez inserted into the penalty area but lost in the header with Dawson. He could only watch the opponent pass the ball out of the small penalty area.

This wave of offensive was too sudden, and even Long Shute didn't have time to rush up and compete for the landing point. Tottenham midfielder Sandro, who was closest to football, easily controlled the football.

The back midfielder, who was carrying the name of Brazilian genius, was not too sticky to the ball. He pushed the ball directly with a arch and kicked the ball out of the dangerous area with a powerful direct pass.

Then everyone was stunned.

"His sharp straight pass...to the feet of Vice Captain Ajax!"

Dekur almost laughed out loud.

Long Shute stretched out his foot and stopped the ball steadily, and looked up to observe the situation in front of him.

Sunderland was standing in the penalty area before passing, while Long Shute was less than ten meters away from the penalty area, and there was a referee in black clothes and black pants between them.

So he swung his right leg and pulled it down hard!

-

The offense and defense of both sides were too fast, and the referee Lavanu couldn't keep up with the pace for a while.

He had just run to the top of the arc in the penalty area, but found that Ajax's offensive had been lifted and the football had even been passed behind him.

So he quickly turned around and prepared to chase him back.

But his head had just turned 90 degrees and a dull sound could be heard in his ears.

"Bang!"

Then a hot wind blew into his face, and his eyes only saw a black shadow growing bigger and bigger between the world, and then hit his forehead!

He didn't even say a word, and just fell straight on the grass.

"Oh," Decour let out a gloating whine, "This poor blind Frenchman...he was shot in the head by a long shot from Longshute five meters away!"

Yang Sen also smiled: "This must hurt a lot..."

If Ravanu still had consciousness, he would definitely feel very upset.

Because after I was bored, the players' focus was not on me!

The world is getting worse and worse, but people's hearts are not as old as ever!

Can't you care about the referee who was knocked unconscious?!

Long Shute originally wanted to take a pretentious attitude towards the safety of this black whistle, but his eyes were attracted by the football.

Originally, after seeing Ravanu blocking Longshute's shot, both Ajax and Tottenham had relaxed. Suarez and Soleimani began to retreat, while Tottenham were preparing to re-start the goal.

But to everyone's surprise, the football was extremely strangely bounced a huge parabola from Lavanu's forehead, and then bypassed two Tottenham central defenders, 1.9 meters tall, and bypassed Tottenham goalkeeper Gomez, and fell into their goal easily...

2-0!

Ajax expands the score!

The goal scorer Long Shute opened his mouth and looked confused.

I just want to teach this black whistle a lesson!

Can this tmd enter?
Chapter completed!