After the ball fell, it happened to be on the right side of Su Dong, and he turned around, bumped Fonseca with his shoulder, and at the same time stretched out his hand to block him.

This is one of the very effective little moves that Cruz taught him to harass the opponent's defensive players.

Paul Fonseca was delayed by Su Dong's series of actions, allowing Su Dong to successfully turn around.

Once you turn around, things will be easier to handle.

Su Dong pushed his legs hard and pushed the ball forward with his right foot. He moved like a rabbit and quickly passed by Fonseca.

Ronnie on the right has a very good understanding with Su Dong. As soon as he sees Su Dong holding the ball with his back, he presses forward.

The moment Su Dong threw Fonseca away, Ronnie also started.

"Nice turn and escape!" Jean Yames shouted excitedly from the sidelines.

Two fast players quickly counterattacked in the frontcourt, forming a two-on-one situation.

After Su Dong got rid of Fonseca, he felt a little regretful that he had not been able to practice his left foot well. Otherwise, a direct left-footed pass would have been the most threatening.

But now, he can only dribble the ball and keep approaching Oliveira, forcing the opponent to keep retreating.

On the outside of the opponent's penalty area, Su Dong realized that the opponent was unwilling to retreat, so he immediately distributed the ball with his right foot and passed it to Ronnie who came in behind.

But what I didn't expect was that Ronnie rushed too fast, and the first ball stopped wide.

Su Dong was a little stunned.

Brother, forget it about your usual promiscuity. At the critical moment, don’t make trouble!

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