Just do what comes to mind.
Next, Willard began to keep an eye out for opportunities for revenge.
Fortunately, not long after, when Villadesch moved wide in the midfield, the ball happened to be passed to the feet of Miguel Davis, who had just tackled Gonzano Martinez.
And I don’t know if the tackle on Gonzano Martinez just now gave Miguel Davis some inexplicable courage. When he saw Willard attacking, he didn’t even pass the ball out to resolve the danger. , but approached Velard with the ball, seeming to want to break through Velard.
After not injuring anyone for many consecutive games, Miguel Davis seemed to have forgotten why Velarde was called a beast-waisted midfield butcher by the media, and wanted to challenge Velarde's strength.
If he hadn't tackled Gonzano Martinez just now, then maybe Velarde was just grabbing the ball normally and wouldn't hurt anyone. But just now he tackled Gonzano Martinez without getting a card. The entire Cruzeiro Norte team seemed to be morale-boosted by Miguel Davis' tackle.
This requires revenge, otherwise the opponent will think that the Hurricanes are afraid of them.
Seeing Miguel Davis dribbling the ball within five meters of him and showing no signs of avoiding him or passing the ball, Velarde knew that this man had no fear of him and was challenging his majesty on the court. .
As a result, Velarde no longer hesitated. Velarde, who seemed to have lowered his focus and was preparing to intercept and defend, suddenly exerted force on his feet and accelerated the speed of the attack. Then, before Miguel Davis could react, At that time, a flying tackle rushed towards the ball.
When Willard chose to tackle, he did not make a random choice. Miguel Davis just touched the ball, moved the ball forward, and suddenly shoveled it down when it left his feet.
This time, Miguel Davis wanted to touch the ball again and push it away, but he was already one step too late for Velarde.
Willard's foot shoveled the ball out of the boundary first.
Under normal circumstances, in this frontal tackle, after the ball is tackled first, even if the offensive player is brought down, there will be no foul.
But Velarde's main purpose is not even to tackle, but to tackle people. The reason why he tackles the ball first and then tackles the person is to hide his true intention of tackling the person under the tackle.
Therefore, after scooping the ball away, Velard did not close his feet or even lower his feet. Instead, with his spikes on, he kicked Mi, who stretched out his feet to try to compete with Velarde for the ball. Ger Davis on the ankle.
This blow was so cruel that Miguel Davis had no acting component. He fell to the ground with a loud "Ah..." and cried bitterly while holding his ankle.
Velarde, on the other hand, got up and told the referee who rushed over with an apologetic look on his face that it was unintentional. He just didn't stop his foot after completing the tackle and hit Miguel Davis. He didn't mean to hurt anyone.
The Cruzeiro Norte players tried to trouble Velarde, but were naturally separated by the Hurricanes players and the referee. Of course, they didn't dare to confront Willard directly for fear of being hurt by Willard!
No, after just a few games, Willard hurt someone again. As for what he said was unintentional, who knows?
According to the rules, this ball was indeed tackled by Velarde first, and the ball was his. If the referee was more biased, it could even be said that Miguel Davis himself deliberately touched Velarde.
Of course, there must be something wrong with Willard not closing his feet after completing the tackle, raising his feet too high, shining his spikes, etc.
Therefore, the referee finally gave Willard a yellow card.
Willard, his teammates and coaches were relieved, as long as they were not given a direct red card. Velarde's defense is usually very clean, and he is far from being automatically suspended for accumulating multiple yellow cards. He should have no problem playing the rest of the Al-Arab League B this season.
The Hurricanes players, coaches and fans were relieved, but the Cruzeiro Norte fans of the home team were naturally dissatisfied and cursed in the stands. Some called Willard a butcher, and some called the referee a black whistle.
But it can't affect the overall situation.
Miguel Davis has been carried off on a stretcher.
Willard directly kicked his ankle with his spikes. Miguel Davis would definitely not feel better. It is conservatively estimated that he would have to undergo surgery. He would definitely be reimbursed for the rest of the season and even take a year and a half to rest. Not sure.
But Willard showed no remorse.
He has always been a person who doesn't offend others. It was Cruzeiro Norte who first tried to suppress the Hurricanes Athletics with flagrant fouls. In this case, be prepared for his revenge.
The game restarted after a delay of two or three minutes, and the morale of Cruzeiro Norte was indeed dealt a major blow. Some home team players have begun to be a little afraid of Velarde. When they encounter Velarde with the ball, they start to avoid it from a distance, or pass the ball out to avoid being targeted by Velarde.
In this way, even if there is a counterattack, the quality of Cruzeiro Norte's counterattack can be imagined. Although it is possible to avoid Villard and launch an attack from the side, this forced choice will naturally delay the time and efficiency of the counterattack, and the success rate can be imagined.
Until the end of the first half, the home team Cruzeiro Norte did not score even a single goal and did not even take many shots.
However, in the continuous positional attack, the Hurricanes finally got a diagonal pass from Toranso from the wing at a 45-degree angle in the 43rd minute. Thomson Mira headed the ball in the penalty area and Espino scored. Sa met the ball on the right side of the penalty area and fired an angry volley, successfully hitting the ball into the upper right corner of the goal.
Goalkeeper Kaffa was helpless and could only watch the ball hit the net.
"The ball is in!"
"Toranso made a pass, Mira headed the ball over, and Espinosa volleyed the goal."
"Hurricane Athletic leads 1-0 on the road."
“Ever since Miguel Davids was taken off on a stretcher after being tackled by Velarde, the home team’s morale has taken a huge hit.”
"The presence of Velarde has put great psychological pressure on the players in Cruzeiro Norte. Few dare to challenge him head-on, for fear that he will go crazy again and hurt others again."
"It's just football, no one wants to get hurt."
The most shocking thing was that when Willard entered the tunnel after halftime, a group of home team fans in the stands next to the tunnel were obviously very dissatisfied with Willard and kept yelling and swearing.
As a result, Willard stood still and glared at them. The fans were so frightened that they shut up. Some even turned their heads to avoid Willard's eyes and did not dare to look at him.
A glance from the distance silenced a group of rival fans, and some were even so frightened that they turned their heads and refused to look at him, which shows the intimidation of Willard.
The security personnel and Hurricanes players who saw this scene were a little stunned.
He truly deserves to be a beast's waist and a butcher in the midfield. This intimidation has extended from the court to off the court.
