Vidic quickly turned around and ran back. He knew that he wouldn't be able to reach the ball even if he jumped, so he didn't want to top it.
"Davies is going to pass the ball to Davis... no, it's an overhead kick, it's aimed at Van Persie."
"Van Persie came out from between Vidic and Evra, and there was no one in front!"
"Evra is chasing after him. Van Persie is very fast and Evra is also very fast."
"We were about to enter the penalty area. Robinson attacked very early and was not afraid of being lobbed at all."
"Van Persie hits the goal!"
"No, he deceived Robinson with a fake move and left an empty goal."
"He got past Robinson and hit the goal..."
"Evra, Evra is here...tackle..."
"Van Persie hit the goal with his left foot..."
"Goal...no, the ball rolled out of the baseline against the goal post."
"What a pity, what a pity."
The BBC commentator excitedly explained the game. Just now it was Manchester United's counterattack, and soon it was Leeds United's counterattack.
The two commentators were just about to take a break when new changes occurred on the field.
"The referee blew the whistle, it wasn't a goal kick, it wasn't a goal kick... it was a penalty kick, a penalty kick!" Lee Dixon shouted excitedly.
"The referee unexpectedly gave Leeds a penalty."
"Coach Ferguson on the sidelines was furious and started going to the referee to complain."
"Leeds United manager George Lee also came to the fourth official's side."
"Manchester United assistant coach Queiroz stepped forward and pulled Ferguson away. If Ferguson does this again, he will probably be in the stands."
"The assistant coach from Leeds United also came, but they didn't pull away from their head coach because George Lee seemed to be more rational. He didn't yell, but kept making gestures with the referee. .”
"Because this penalty is now leaning towards Leeds United."
"Let's take a look. The referee first asked the Manchester United half-time linesman and then went to the fourth official."
"Ferguson is here again, looking for the referee again."
"The referee signaled Ferguson to go away."
"The referee ran back onto the field to see his hand gestures."
"Penalty kick! Penalty kick! The referee insisted on giving a penalty kick... and at the same time, gave Evra a yellow card."
"Let's watch the slow-motion replay."
"When Van Persie was hitting the goal, Evra seemed to have kicked Van Persie during the tackle. Van Persie poked the football with his left foot before falling to the ground. He must have lost his balance and was not in the right position. Let's take a look."
The director played the scene three times in a row.
"It was Evra who tripped Van Persie."
"The referee made the correct decision. Today's referee is Howard Webb from South Yorkshire. He was originally a police sergeant. He started officiating in the Premier League in 2003 and just received an international referee certificate last year."
Lee George on the sidelines called De Jong to his side, lowered his head and whispered in his ear, and then De Jong started running towards Manchester United's penalty area.
At this time, Smith was holding the football, preparing to give it to Van Persie so that Van Persie could take the penalty.
At this time, De Jong ran over, found Van Persie and Smith, and then told them what George Li had just told him. The two nodded after listening, and then glanced at Manchester United goalkeeper Paul Robinson.
Robinson trembled when the three of them looked at him.
"Scott, come here, you take the penalty." Smith turned around and shouted to Parker outside the penalty area.
"Me?" Parker didn't move. He pointed at himself first to show that he heard correctly.
"Yes, come on." Van Persie urged Parker to come over quickly.
Leeds United's No. 5 took the football from Robin van Persie and placed it on the penalty spot.
Brian Kidd asked George Lee curiously on the sidelines.
"How did you think of letting Parker take the free throw?"
"When Van Persie was alone, I saw Robinson attacking very decisively, and I was thinking that Robinson knew us too well."
George Li glanced at the sitting goalkeeper coach Peter Schmeichel. He was smiling and talking to Sheridan and the others. He must have guessed what Li George was thinking and was explaining it to others.
Yes, Robinson, who played for Leeds United last year, is too familiar with both Smith and Van Persie. Lee George looked at the other players on the court, including Graveson and Edgar Davis, who had all practiced penalty kick saving with Robinson, and Robinson might know them well.
"So, I looked at the players on the field and found that there were only two players he was unfamiliar with, Scott and Kevin, so I asked Scott to take the penalty."
"Why not Kevin Davis?"
"If he can score 20 goals in a season, even 15 goals, I will definitely let him take the penalty."
"Then why did you buy him?"
"He can help other people score 15, 20 goals."
"Also...a good shot, NICE!"
On the court, Scott Parker hit the goal with a powerful kick and kicked the penalty kick into the right side of the goal.
Robinson had no reaction and stood motionless on the goal line.
I originally thought it was either Smith or Van Persie, as we all know each other. I had competed with them in penalty kick training before when I was at Leeds United. Maybe I could figure out something and save the ball.
However, suddenly a new Parker was replaced to take the penalty kick.
There was no sloppiness in the run-up or shooting, no fake moves.
1 to 0.
Less than 10 minutes into the game, Leeds United took the lead.
Ferguson was so angry on the sidelines that he began to spray people aimlessly.
I don’t know who he can spray.
Blame Vidic, he didn't know much about Leeds United when he first came here. Although he paid special attention to him before the game, he can be forgiven for not reacting at once.
Blame Evra, he chased him all the way from midfield to the penalty area and almost destroyed the ball.
Blame Robinson, they know Van Persie well, they have already attacked in advance, and there is nothing they can do if they are deceived by fake moves.
But Ferguson just didn't feel comfortable without cursing.
After cursing, Ferguson looked at his former disciple on the other side.
He chewed gum even harder in his mouth.
^^^
Lower back, lower back.
Ferguson watched as Leeds United played a total of four central midfielders on the field. If you add Smith, who played on the wing today, there were five players.
With Keane gone, I have no one here besides Fletcher who can play as a defensive midfielder. Ferdinand still has to play as a central defender. Partnering with the Serbian is a good combination, so I still have to find someone in the transfer market. A reliable defensive midfielder does not need to be able to defend, the main thing is to be able to play the ball.
Michael Carrick at Tottenham is a good option and Ferguson has already begun to pay attention to him.
On the field, Ronaldinho was once again trapped on the right. This time, he was directly intercepted by Smith from behind, and the ball was snatched away from behind. Ronaldinho sat on the ground with his hands spread out, and the referee Li ignored him.
After Smith grabbed the ball, he moved forward along the left wing, but stopped shortly after running past half-court, trying to stretch Manchester United's defense as wide as possible.
The ball passed through the Leeds United midfielder and came to Smith's feet again. Smith first used his body to resist Gary Neville, then took two steps back with the ball, then turned around and faced the center, with one He blocked Neville who was about to come up with his hand.
Ferguson looked at Smith off the court and suddenly thought of something.
It's going to happen!
