Turn into the most intoxicating glass of wine!

This wine is intoxicating!

Van Nistrui's goal helped Aston Villa expand the score to 2-0.

At this moment, the first half had only been played for less than twenty minutes.

Arsenal conceded two goals in a row.

Not only that, looking at the performance of Arsenal players on the court, I feel completely stunned.

"Fang Jue's sudden mutiny formation completely caught Arsenal off guard. Arsenal was in danger in this game." Leinker said.

"It's not Wenger and Arsenal," said John Motterson. "Who could have thought that Ronaldo would have such a wonderful performance. Arsenal was no longer in shape since Ronaldo scored his first goal."

"Tony, are you still sticking to Ronaldo's point of view?" Reinkell 'stimulating' Tony Parker.

"I admit, Ronaldo's first goal was really wonderful." Tony Parker was stubborn, "But, in my opinion, it was caught off guard by Arsenal. I don't think he can still score today."

"From the situation on the court, Ronaldo seems to be very fast, which is surprising, but Arsenal, who calmed down, should be able to deal with it. As long as they do as they do as they defend Abonrajo, I think they can still dare to limit Ronaldo."

Tony Parker means that Ronaldo just recovered his speed, which is surprising, but, it's not a big problem.

This sounds reasonable.

There were fans in front of the TV.

Reinkell smiled and wanted to say something, but didn't say it. Although Abanglaho is also excellent and an outstanding talent in England, how can he compare to Abanglaho and Ronaldo?

It's different from Tony Parker, a non-traditional football player who gains fame with sharp words.

He has seen Ronaldo's era in which he ruled the football world. He knows best how terrifying a Ronaldo can be.

What's more, judging from Ronaldo's goal and the breakthrough of this free kick just now, this is not just a fast speed.

Tony Parker is arguing.

Or to be honest, this guy is unwilling to admit that he is wrong.

He is still looking forward to the 'miracle'.

Reinkell is looking forward to it now.

Thirty-three-year-old Ronaldo, can you still give surprises today?

He also looked forward to it.

...

At this moment, on the court, beeps and whistles sounded.

Deisler sent out a pass, and Ronaldo flashed out from behind Galas. Galas was in a hurry and reached out to pull Ronaldo down.

"Foof!" a roar came from the stands.

Referee Weber ran over and showed a yellow card to Galas.

"You should thank me, or you'll be sent off," Campbell said to Galas.

If Campbell hadn't stayed behind to make up for defense just now, then Galas would be the last line of defense. This would not be a yellow card, but a direct red card.

Galas looked bad and snorted.

He stared at Ronaldo who had climbed up from the ground, but was shocked.

Too fast.

How could this fat man be so fast?

When Deisler passed the ball, Galas even started earlier than Ronaldo.

But, almost instantly, Ronaldo rushed to him.

In desperation, Galas had to choose a tactical foul.

"Bad bastard! What are you doing?" goalkeeper Amunia let out a cry of sorrow.

This time, Deisler and Gareth Bell did not go to cover Beckham.

Beckham is the only one standing at the free throw point.

However, Amunia was even more panicked than before.

...

Beckham stood in front of football.

He put his hands on his hips and looked at the football.

Then, he looked up and looked at the direction of the goal.

Looking down at football again.

He only has one idea now, that is - to score a goal!

The Villa Park Stadium was extremely quiet at this moment.

It was also quiet in front of the TV.

The referee asked Beckham if he was ready?

Beckham nodded.

A close-up of Beckham appears on the TV screen:

He raised his head, his eyes firm and his expression was serious.

"Beep—" the whistle sounded.

Beckham runs up.

This is a classic move by Beckham to take the penalty set piece.

With the pace of running up, Beckham swung his left arm away.

From front to back, from bottom to top, draw a semicircle.

An expert once specifically studied the characteristics of Beckham's free throws:

This swing of the left arm drives a change in the inclination angle of the entire body.

So at the moment of touching the ball, Beckham's entire body tilted to the left and leaned back slightly.

Get up the right caster.

Touch the ball on the front inside of the right foot!

Shoot!

The football flies.

A wonderful arc!

Bypassing the human wall.

Continue to fly.

He also bypassed the ten fingers of Amunia who was jumping sideways.

The football sticks to the junction between the measurement and the pillar.

This is the absolute blind spot of Theory Mountain.

Swirl into the net!

The snow-white ball net was rolled up high!

“gooooooooooaaaaal!”

Beckham spread his arms.

“gooooooooooaaaal!”

His teammates rushed towards him like a tide.

“gooooooooooooooaaaaaaaaaaaaaal!”

The whole stadium was in full swing.

Leaving Manchester United on July 2, 2003, he transferred to Real Madrid.

By January 27, 2010, he scored his first goal in the Aston Villa jersey No. 7.

2401 days.

343 weeks.

7 months and 25 days.

Belle arc!

Full moon scimitar!

Reappearing in the Premier League again!
Chapter completed!