Milner stepped forward and threw the outbound ball.

Bale catches the ball.

Milner did not run back, but stayed in the frontcourt, which seemed to be seeking to cooperate with Bale on the wing.

Then Bale tried to pass the ball long and found Klose on the other side, and the football was predicted in advance by Vermalen.

Coquelin gave Walcott the football with his chest pad.

Walcott took two steps forward and passed the ball to Arteta who came to pick him up, and he ran forward by himself.

Arteta originally planned to pass the ball to Walcott to complete the wall-to-wall cooperation, but Milner posted Walcott.

Arteta's ankle shook and the football passed to Arshavin on the other side.

Arshavin knocked the football to Gervinho.

This is a very fast young player. He takes the football forward and starts up.

I saw a long-legged shovel coming.

Gervinho was startled and jumped up quickly.

Gervinho also wanted to quickly send a sideline ball to continue the attack, and then turned his head and saw Aston Villa's quick counterattack had already been launched.

...

"Beautiful shovel keeps the ball! Clement's standard shovel keeps the ball!"

Clement's sliding tackle not only cut the ball off, but also swept the ball to the teammate who came to pick up before the football was about to appear!

"Beautiful interception! It was Clement's timely robbery, and the interception was completed. The ball was now passed to Modric."

"Aston Villa's counterattack is here."

Some media once did statistics. Clement intercepted the ball in the midfield and launched a quick counterattack. This is the fast counterattack method that Aston Villa is very good at, and the offense is very effective in turning it into goals.

Aston Villa immediately changed from a quick return to a quick counterattack, and the situation of both offense and defense immediately changed!

At this time, Shamacher, Van Persie, Al Shavin and Walcott were still sprinting forward and trying to participate in the offense.

Other Arsenal players are also moving from defense to offense.

At this time, seeing the football being cut off by Clement, Aston Villa counterattacked and quickly returned to defense.

Modric did not pass directly this time, and the Croatian star suddenly accelerated and broke through directly from the middle!

"Middle lane! Arteta was directly passed! Arsenal is going to be in trouble, and there is a large amount of space behind it!!!"

Coquelin rushed towards Modric.

At the same time, Koscheerney also rushed out to intercept his former teammate Modric.

But Modric was waiting for this opportunity. Seeing Arsenal's right center back Koscheerney was attracted by him, Modric immediately passed the ball and pushed it straight through.

Bale started running at the moment Modric passed the ball. He was overjoyed when he saw the ball rolling over.

This is a wonderful opportunity!

While starting up, Bale also glanced at the edge because Bale didn't know if he was offside.

Mertesack raised his hand while speeding up his chase, and he complained that Bell was offside.

However, the lineman did not raise the flag, and Atkinson, the referee on duty in this game, did not make any statement.

Bale was relieved not to hear the referee's whistle, so he dribbled the ball and cut into the penalty area.

...

Behind Bell is Koscheerney who is chasing desperately, but Bell who has already activated his speed is not something that Delasena can catch up!

When Modric passed the football to Bale, a huge cheer burst out from the stands.

Mertesack is in a dilemma now.

He knew he had to meet him and intercept Bell.

However, the problem is that he also knew that as long as he went up, Bale would pass the football directly, and Suarez and Klose in front of the goal would have a double-ghost slap in the goal.

Yes, now Mertesack is facing Gareth Bale, Suarez and Klose alone.

Originally, Aston Villa's counterattack was very good. Many Arsenal players pushed out and the defense was open. After Modric got the ball, he broke through the middle and passed the ball, which directly lifted the roof of Arsenal's leaking defense line.

Mertesack was very helpless, and finally he chose to pounce on Bell:

What if Bale, who is now trying to make data for the Golden Ball Awards, doesn't pass the ball?

Seeing Mertesack coming up, Bale passed the ball.

No hesitation at all!

The football rolled towards the front door.

In front of the goal, Suarez and Klose were both sprinting.

Szczesny was sitting on wax, and he had no idea which player to focus on.

...

Suarez was ahead.

Szczesni immediately decided to save Suarez's shot.

Suarez shot hard directly towards the football rolling over!

There was no suspense at all, soccer balls passed by Szczesny like flying, and then hit the net behind him.

Arsenal goalkeeper Szczesni half-kneeled and handed it over, looking back at the ball inside the goal, and his arms were still open to block the ball. He had tried his best, but he still couldn't stop the football from entering the net!

...

“Goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool!”

"Shot - Suarez! The ball went in! In! One to zero! Aston Villa led Arsenal 1 to zero at home." Leinker said.

"A expected goal is just like the situation when Aston Villa faced Arsenal so many times before." John Motterson said that for Arsenal fans, his words were more or less hurtful.

"A common situation in the previous match between Aston Villa and Arsenal was that after scored the first goal, Aston Villa was able to score the second goal soon. Once the second goal was lost, Arsenal's morale would fall to the bottom, and the game could almost be said to have lost suspense." Leinker said.

"So, what we need to pay attention to now is whether Arsenal can withstand Aston Villa's offensive after conceding this goal. If they can avoid conceding the ball again in a short period of time, there will be hope for this game, otherwise..."

Leinker didn't say "or else..." what would happen, but fans who are familiar with the story between Aston Villa and Arsenal's good friends must understand.

Fang Jue applauded on the sidelines, raised his arms, and even shouted "Beautiful!"

He was quite excited.

However, to be honest, Fang Jue's excitement is more or less reduced when he scores Arsenal's goal, and he is even better than being excited when he scores some difficult relegation teams.

This is understandable. Every time Arsenal is massacred by Aston Villa, I am indeed a little psychologically tired, and my nerves are also exhausted.

However, Fang Jue had to look very happy and very excited about the goal.

He felt that this was respect for Arsenal, or rather, for his old friend Wenger.

If he scored Arsenal's goal, he would be even more sad if he was indifferent and lacked interest.

Fang Jue finished celebrating and turned his head to look at Arsenal's coaching seat:

Professor, do you know how hard I worked silently to prevent you from being sad.
Chapter completed!