The Ajax players were better, knowing that the other party was here to support them, but the Eindhoven players were a little miserable. As soon as they got the ball, the fans on the sidelines would boo and almost spit and drowned them.

The police station immediately arranged personnel to maintain order after hearing the news, and Ajax immediately gave a countermeasure and pulled out a cordon on the sidelines, indicating that the fans should not cross the cordon and should not enter the stadium to interfere in the game.

During the 15-minute break, the atmosphere of the game became completely different.

In the second half, Gretz's starting tactics were obviously the old routine of wanting to return to the first half.

During the intermission, he began to reflect on his tactical strategies, and he had to find out that he had made a mistake.

That is to let the competition go to the path and rhythm that Ye Qiu hoped for.

What does Ye Qiu's team like?

Of course, Eindhoven's offense focused on the middle lane, because the number of people in the middle lane is the most popular and the defense is the easiest.

Gretz's move to Romedalch was actually giving up the wing and allowing Colca to retreat, which was also a weakening of the wing attack.

This was his change based on the situation of the game, but it completely disrupted Eindhoven's usual offensive routine.

Eindhoven's biggest bargaining chip is to attack multiple points, disperse the enemy's defensive layout, and then use the absolute advantage of the players' personal strength to completely defeat the opponent.

However, Ye Qiu is creating a situation where he concentrates the offensive points that Eindhoven could have dispersed, preferably in the middle, and then his defense is focused on the middle, which is very beneficial to the defense and disadvantaged side.

Of course, Gretz felt that Ye Qiu might not have had such a premeditation, but his team was indeed doing this.

Therefore, during the halftime break, Gretz re-arranged and returned to the strategy of attacking the wing.

Ye Qiu also saw it. After the second half, Korka and Romedal began to return to the wing, and Eindhoven's offense also began to go to the wing, and then responded in the middle and inserted.

In the 51st minute, Eindhoven finally exerted his strength after adjustment.

After Korca got the ball on the left, he wanted to try to break through Hetinga, but failed to form an effective breakthrough. Before being blocked by the Ajax second team players, he suddenly changed direction from the left to the middle, passing the penalty area low.

Van Nistroy had been waiting for the ball to be sent into the penalty area. He suddenly pulled to the left. After getting the ball, he did not pause at all. He kicked his feet and shot a shot that was about 10 meters away from the goal.

Wow!!

The Ajax fans on the sidelines were almost out of their voices!

But just when Fanny thought that his shot was bound to be won, he didn't notice that Kivo failed to block Fanny's foot, but he used his body to resist Fanny's shot. He let the shot hit him directly.

With a bang, the ball hit Kifu and bounced back.

Just as Van Nie was about to continue shooting, Kifu, regardless of the pain in his body, stabbed the ball out of the penalty area first, which barely resolved Eindhoven's fierce offensive.

But just one minute later, Eindhoven sent the ball into the penalty area again. Nelis was closely guarded by Van Duin. Without the chance to kick the ball, he chose to knock the ball back to Van Bomer who was inserted. The latter directly swung his right foot at the front of the penalty area and made a heavy gun.

But perhaps because of his eagerness to score, Van Bomel's shot was very strong, but he failed to grasp the corner kick and hit it away.

Soon, Eindhoven, who had regained the ball, organized another offensive. This time they launched an attack from the right. Romedal threw away Abidal from the right and pulled it to the middle to receive the ball. Without waiting for Abidal to block it, he directly took the kick.

But the shot was taken first by Strunkberg and saved the ball firmly.

Eindhoven's offensive in the second half was obviously more fierce than in the first half. Gretz obviously realized that his players' physical fitness was not very ideal. Continuing to engage in such a battle of attrition with Ajax II is undoubtedly a very stupid tactic for Eindhoven. They should use their strong strength to fight and decide quickly.

Ye Qiu was also frightened when he watched the game. He almost thought he was going to be scored again and again, but he escaped again and again.

He came to the sidelines and made complaining gestures at the players because the players did not do some of his arrangements well.

Only the players themselves knew that Ye Qiu gave them the requirement to use all means to disrupt Eindhoven's offensive rhythm and must not allow them to maintain a fast and fierce offensive momentum, otherwise, no matter how strong the Ajax second team is, they will be defeated.

De Jong, Maduro, Sneider and others all noticed Ye Qiu's mouth shape. He had already said it very clearly, and he almost shouted out loud, that was a foul!

During the intermission, Ye Qiu mentioned that when necessary, he would directly and decisively foul the opponent when entering the 30-meter area, but try to take some small, more secretive and difficult to get cards as much as possible.

Fouls are also a tactic in football games.

When the opponent's offensive needs to improve and the rhythm control is skillful, taking some small fouls can not only interrupt the opponent's rhythm and offensive, but also not get cards. This is a tactic that any team will use.

As for this, Ajax II did a very poor job in the second half, obviously scared by the opponent's fierce offensive.

After receiving Ye Qiu's reminder, the players began to pay attention.

When Vogel took the ball and was about to organize the offensive, De Jong gently pulled his jersey in a secret place, forcing his feet to slow down and intercept the ball successfully.

Voger was helpless in this regard, because when it comes to small moves and fouls, Eindhoven, a group of professional players, used more and more skillful than Ajax team players.
Chapter completed!