As time entered the 80th minute, both sides became more cautious.
The side holding the ball is afraid of losing the ball and being counterattacked by the opponent; the defending side is afraid of fouling and giving the opponent a chance to take a free kick or penalty kick, and seize the opportunity to score like Neymar just did.
Both sides are becoming more and more cautious. No one wants to make mistakes easily, lose the ball at this time, and be defeated by the opponent.
However, Velarde's personal strength is indeed too strong, much stronger than Neymar. After all, the Brazilian team's defense was broken by Velarde in the 87th minute.
It's not that Velarde broke into Longtan alone and scored. He now took the ball from the left side of the midfield and broke through the full midfielder Gabriel Barbosa. Intercepted by defensive midfielder Wallace Sosa.
Velarde then dribbled the ball diagonally toward the penalty area, causing another defensive midfielder Augusto, center back Marquinhos, full-back Seca and others to collectively block him.
Just when everyone thought that Velard would continue to pass to his teammates this time, the defensive midfielder Luan and the other central defender Rodrigo Cayo were both specifically keeping an eye on Angel Correa and Calle. When the ball was inside, Velarde did not pass the ball. Instead, he dribbled the ball through the circle of three defensive players and used his flexible skills and strong physique to break through and enter the penalty area.
The ball seemed to be stuck to Velarde's feet. No matter how he pushed it from left to right, the three defenders of the Brazilian team, including Wallace Sosa who was returning to defense, etc., failed to hit the ball. Against Velarde, Destroy the ball at your feet.
Seeing that Velarde had already dribbled the ball past the center back Marquinhos, rushed into the penalty area, and was about to take a shot, midfielder Hua Hua, who had been broken through by Velarde before, turned back to defend. Les Souza finally lost his cool, and in desperation, he made a flying tackle from the side and behind, trying to destroy the ball at Willard's feet.
As a result, the ball was not tackled, but Velard was tackled.
"beep……"
Referee Fahani's whistle sounded, Wallace Sousa received a yellow card for a tackle foul in the penalty area, and Argentina got a penalty kick.
The stands immediately erupted with warm applause and cheers from the Argentine fans, while the Brazilian players implored the referee one by one, hoping that Farhani would change the decision and not award a penalty kick.
It's already the 87th minute. If a penalty kick is awarded at this time, doesn't it mean that they will be defeated? Are they the hosts? Why don't you give me any face?
In fact, Fahani has nothing to do. He is already slightly biased towards Brazil in this game. It is understandable that the host country has this advantage. But in this penalty kick, Wallace Sosa's tackle foul was so obvious that he had to not call it a penalty.
As for whether it can hold on, it depends on the luck of the Brazilian team.
Fahani insisted on his penalty. There was no other way. The Brazilian players could only exit the penalty area and put their hope on goalkeeper Weverton.
But they were obviously disappointed. This ball was taken personally by Willard who made the penalty kick. With a shooting skill and power of 98, he volleyed the ball directly into the lower right corner.
Although the direction of the kick was relatively obvious, goalkeeper Weverton judged the right direction and made a shift save in advance. However, Willard's penalty kick was too powerful, too fast, and the angle was too tricky. Waverton still failed to touch the ball and could only watch the ball fly into the goal.
As Velarde's shot hit the net, all the Argentines at the scene and in front of the TV suddenly screamed and cheered.
The Argentine TV commentator in the stands also shouted excitedly:
"Goooooooooooooooooooooooal..."
"The ball went in!!!"
"The penalty went in!"
"Villade scored twice!"
"2-1!"
"Argentina rewritten the score to 2-1 and took the lead again."
"And now it's the 87th minute. We may win. This ball from Velarde may be a winner."
"And the probability is high."
"Willard's breakthrough just now was too wise and too bold."
"The so-called talented people are bold. Only with the skills and courage of Willard, he dared to continue dribbling the ball into the penalty area when three people were surrounding him and there were people chasing after him. He really succeeded. .”
"If Wallace Sosa hadn't tackled Velarde and allowed Velarde to complete the shot, there would have been a high probability that the goal would have been scored. The penalty kick was just a different shooting method."
"In just a few minutes, Argentina will win the game and win the title."
"And Willard will also create the miracle of returning to the club to win the championship during the Olympics, and then returning to the Olympics and continuing to lead the team to win the championship."
"This is a plot that no one has thought of before."
"The results were really realized by Willard."
"There's no doubt it will be a good deal."
"Villad has let down the media and the fans who want to scold him, condemn him and criticize him."
"He will become the only person in the history of world football who can win two championships for the club and the Olympic team during the Olympic Games."
On the court, Willard naturally celebrated warmly with his teammates. On the one hand, this goal to regain the lead is indeed worthy of celebration. On the other hand, it is also because you can delay the game by celebrating goals.
The Brazilians on the other side suffered a major blow to their morale, and on the other hand they were also a little anxious. Therefore, the Argentine Olympic team only celebrated for more than 20 seconds, and the Brazilian team began to protest to the referee Fahani, hoping that the referee would quickly stop the Argentine's celebration and restart the game.
This is the Olympic Games in Brazil, and the Brazilian team is the host. Fahani still gave this face, so he stepped forward to stop the Argentine team from continuing to celebrate and let them return to their own half and restart the game.
Velarde and others are naturally dissatisfied, but now they are the ones scoring the goal, and it is not easy for the referee to argue, but they naturally have a way to keep applauding the Argentinian fans in the stands when they return to their own half. Interaction, acknowledgment, and procrastination for a while.
Then, Argentina's players returned to their own half and allowed Brazil to kick the ball in the circle.
After the game restarted, the Brazilian team naturally had to attack aggressively, trying to perform a miracle, equalize the score, drag the game into overtime, and continue their dream of Olympic gold medals.
But Argentina head coach Oraticochea is not a fool. At this time, he began to change one person after another, and then another person after another. He used substitutions to delay time and interrupt the Brazilian team's offensive rhythm.
As time passed, the game reached the 92nd minute of overtime, and it was less than 1 minute before the end of the 3-minute stoppage time.
