At the end of the first half, the score between Peru VS Argentina was 0-3. The away game Pampas Eagles had already led by three goals. This game was basically considered stable.
Therefore, during the halftime break, Argentina head coach Bauza replaced Aguero with No. 22 Dybala to let Aguero rest.
After a 15-minute break, the two sides changed sides and fought again in the second half. Peru, which was trailing by three goals, launched a rush in the second half and succeeded in the 58th minute. In the 58th minute, full-back Tronco, who suddenly stepped in to assist, sent a precise diagonal kick. Lob the ball well and send the ball into the penalty area.
Otamendi, who was at the forward point, did not have enough depth to defend and was unable to reach the ball. The Peruvian forward Guerrero behind him made a diving dive and headed the ball into the Argentine goal.
The Peruvian team successfully regained a point and rewritten the score to 1-3, only two goals behind.
This goal cheered up the Peruvian team and the Peruvian fans in the home stands. They seemed to have seen the possibility of a miracle, and immediately increased their offensive intensity, trying to continue their efforts and score another goal.
But just three minutes later, Argentina used a quick counterattack to extinguish Peru's hopes of a miracle.
This is Velarde forcing Peruvian team's midfielder Cueva to hold the ball in the backcourt. Velarde's famous name scared Cueva to pass the ball quickly.
There was nothing wrong with the ball passed by Cueva, but the wide midfielder Edison Flores who received the ball was pressed by midfielder Kranevitt and did not dare to stop the ball. When he hurriedly passed the ball to midfielder Youton, there was a problem. There was a problem, the ball was passed crookedly, and Dybala, who had just come on and was full of energy, intercepted the ball first.
Although Dybala was also counterattacked by Judon, Dybala did not stick to the ball. After intercepting the ball, he passed it to Velarde who stepped forward to receive the ball. Then he bypassed Juton and headed toward the Peruvian team. The half rushed past.
At the same time, Di Maria and Higuain also turned in the other two directions and rushed towards the Peruvian half. After dribbling the ball past winger Benavente, Velard found the running back with a precise long pass. Higuain in the gap.
After Higuain caught the ball and attracted the attention of the last two defenders of the Peruvian team, he made a diagonal pass and sent the ball into the gap on the left side of the penalty area.
Di Maria caught the ball without being marked and adjusted one step, attracting goalkeeper Galese to the near corner, and then volleyed into the far corner in the opposite direction, successfully sending the ball into the Peruvian team's goal door.
Argentina, playing away, expanded the score again, rewriting the score to 1-4, three goals ahead of Peru, playing at home. At this time, 60 minutes had passed, and there were only thirty minutes left in the game.
In this short period of time, Argentina, led by Velarde, must come back from a three-goal disadvantage, let alone Peru. I am afraid that even if Brazil, Germany, and Spain come, they will not be able to do it.
Therefore, this goal is not considered to seal the victory, but to kill the suspense of the game.
So, after Di Maria scored the goal, he was replaced by head coach Bauza. After all, the Angel is prone to "broken wings" and is always injured. When the victory is certain, it is only natural to replace him to avoid unnecessary injuries.
After Di Maria left the field, Argentina's frontcourt cooperation became even more unfamiliar. Messi, Di Maria, and Aguero, the frontcourt trio that Velard was familiar with in the national team, were no longer on the court. Although Higuain has good abilities, his cooperation with Velarde is indeed relatively rusty, which led to a sharp decline in the opportunities for both Velarde and Higuain in the following games.
In addition, Peru, which was trailing by three goals, seemed to have accepted its fate. Instead of aggressively attacking in an attempt to equalize the score, it instead tightened its defense to avoid conceding more goals and avoid turning into a tragedy like Swansea.
But even so, Velarde still managed to send the ball into the dead center with a long shot from outside the penalty area in the 78th minute. While scoring twice, he also helped Argentina lock the score at 5 -1.
In the end, after referee Ricci blew the final whistle, Argentina defeated Peru 5-1 in an away game and continued to be the only unbeaten record in South America, ranking first in the world qualifying standings.
After scoring ten goals in two games, the media became interested in predicting Willard's total goals for the year. Because, after playing this game in Peru, Velarde has scored an astonishing 78 goals in 2016 and is about to reach the 80-goal mark.
There are still about 20 games left for Willard this year in the Premier League, World Cup qualifiers, Champions League and EFL Cup.
Not to mention scoring 10 goals in two games and averaging 5 goals per game, even if Velarde averages one goal per game, he will surpass Messi's annual record of 91 goals set in 2012 and approach the 100-goal mark for the year.
Willard may become the first player in football history to score more than 100 goals in a year.
When you think about it, it's a bit scary. The total number of goals in the year exceeded the three-digit mark. Before Messi, no one even thought about it, because Gerd Muller's 85 goals in the year had been buried in the dust for decades. It was not until Messi appeared in 2012 that It was broken in 2011 and raised the record to 91 goals.
This record is already approaching the three-digit mark, with only 9 goals missing.
But since 2012, regardless of Messi or Ronaldo, the total annual goals can only be around 50 or 60 goals, let alone three digits. It is difficult to copy Messi's own 91 goals in the year. .
But now, the appearance of Willard proves that this record can also be broken. With the new season only going into early October, Velarde's total goals for the year have actually exceeded the 70-goal mark and are approaching the 80-goal mark.
And once Willard is not injured or suspended in the remaining games, with his efficiency, not to mention the 80-goal mark, the 90-goal mark will be a piece of cake. To surpass the 100-goal mark and become the first player in football history to score more than three digits in total annual goals is a high probability event.
When you think about it this way, it's a bit scary.
Many media and neutral fans have suddenly paid more attention to Velarde. Everyone started calculating game by game, adding game by game, to see when Willard would break through the 80-goal mark, when he would break through the 90-goal mark, and when he would break Messi's annual record of 91 goals. And when will the miracle of breaking through the 100-goal mark for the year be performed?
100 goals in the year is definitely one of the most incredible achievements in the history of human football, and Willard will be able to achieve it this year.
What is even more shocking is that Willard is not an authentic forward, but a defensive player with a background of midfielder. As a result, after Liverpool was transformed into a full-time free agent by Klopp, the defensive ability did not decline, but the offensive ability and scoring ability increased many times, which led to the full-scale outbreak of Willard this year.
Countless people are eagerly looking forward to the day when Willard breaks the three-digit mark in total goals for the year.
