Chapter 111 Incredible Punishment!

"here you go!"

“Beautiful job!”

"Thanks for your hard work!"

Simon Grayson stood at the door of the visiting team's locker room and welcomed his disciples one by one.

In the door... Clegg Dawson stood there, hugging every teammate who walked in, and whispered "Thank you" to everyone, in return for a kind smile or a close beat. Of course, these people from the "Swordsman Group" are indispensable.

In short, the atmosphere in the visiting team's locker room was full of joy and confidence. Although they played one less player on the court, Leeds United players were still full of desire for victory.

3:1, this score is already quite safe, and there are only 45 minutes left in the game. Even if you play one less person, judging from the state of Leeds United and Tottenham Hotspur today, the "Youth Guards" still have great hopes for victory.

After all his players entered the room, Simon Grayson walked into the locker room and shouted loudly with a smile on his face: "Young guys! I'm proud of you!"

"oh----"

There was a burst of laughter in the locker room. The players could see that their head coach was really happy, so they took the initiative. Otherwise, who would dare to challenge Simon? Grayson's majesty?

This team... was built by Simon Grayson himself, and he built every brick and tile by himself.

"Okay, guys!"

Simon Grayson stopped the players: "Don't forget, the game is not over yet, we have not won the final victory! Your performance in the first half made me very satisfied, I am really proud of you! Of course, we have to make some adjustments in the second half, and we have to work harder. After all, this is Tottenham Hotspur's home court, and we have one less person, so we have to work harder if we want to win the game... Well, Clegg, I'm not criticizing you, that penalty is absolutely problematic. I will say it after the game. However, everyone will listen to me. In the second half, we have to play defensive counterattacks, and we must be clean when defending, especially when defending in the penalty area, the damn referee has a problem with his head, and we can't grab the handle!"

Simon Grayson could only say this in the locker room, after all, there was no evidence. He could not be sure that Kate Strode must have problems, but the scale of his penalty is definitely worth discussing, and he would not have to appeal to the FA after the game.

Next, Simon Grayson made adjustments to the team. He replaced the veteran Whitehead who could not run with Ody, and then removed Zach Thompson from the front. Anyway, he believed that with Zach Thompson's personal ability, even if he was in the back, he could rush up when he got an offensive opportunity. This is the trust in his favorite players.

Leeds United has made adjustments, and Tottenham Hotspurs naturally has them. After the team was two goals behind, Boas also decisively substitutions. He used his experienced Russian scorer Pavlyuchenko to replace Ansaldi, changing his team to 3-4-3, further improving the attack power of the frontcourt. This substitution that is similar to gambling is also learned by Boas from Mourinho.

Although Boas substitution strengthened the team's offense, he still waited anxiously on the sidelines for 20 minutes before receiving Tottenham's second goal in this game.

Leeds United's defensive work has actually been done very well, and their counterattacks were also very exciting. Even Zach Thompson's long shot and Tevez's provocative shot almost broke through the opponent's goal again. It can be said that after the start of the second half, they did both "defense" and "counterattack" perfectly, but they still failed to stop Tottenham's second goal because this goal... is controversial!

When the game ended 65 minutes later, Metz Fursarico passed the ball back to Ronegan, but just when Ronegan kicked off, Yamolenko rushed up, and then he blocked the ball with his right hand. Pavliuchenko on the right followed and kicked the ball directly into the empty goal.

"Handball! This is handball!"

"Handball is here!"

"He blocked the ball with his hands!"

After seeing the referee Kate Strod signaling that the goal was valid, the Leeds United players stopped doing it. Met, Red, and Ronegan all ran up to find the referee to argue.

"Handball? No, I didn't see it! I only saw the ball in!"

Faced with the doubts of Leeds United players, Kate Strode denied it hard. He really didn't see the handball because of the position angle, but he had a feeling that the ball seemed to be unable to block it without using his hands, but... the ball was in after all!

Tottenham Hotspur players didn't care about that. They all went to celebrate the goal. It was always good for the team to get a goal back. Now the score is 2:3, and there are 25 minutes left in the game. It shouldn't be a big problem if they tie the score.

There was no result in arguing with the referee, so Leeds United had to accept his fate and kick off again, but they and the head coach on the sidelines had actually realized that the referee in this game was definitely a problem, and several key penalties were beneficial to Tottenham Hotspur.

If this penalty cannot prove that Kate Strode has a problem, then the penalty when the game is 74 minutes can really explain something.

At that time, James Rodriguez stuffed the ball into the penalty area of ​​Leeds United. Pavlyuchenko inserted the ball diagonally, and Red retreated straight to intercept. After discovering that Tottenham Hotspur's forward also rushed up, Red changed from clearing the ball into a falling tackle and blocked the ball with his legs. Pavlyuchenko's speed was not slow, but in the end he couldn't hold it up and was tripped in the penalty area. As a result, the referee immediately blew the whistle and pointed at the free throw point... a penalty kick!

"Punishment! The referee awarded a penalty! We have an opportunity to equalize the score!"

The fans of Tottenham Hotspurs cheered in White Hart Lane Stadium, and the protests from Leeds United were covered up.

"Shit! That damn shit! How did he get the referee certificate! Damn!"

Simon Grayson couldn't help but curse off the court. The referee in this game was too much. His penalty was definitely problematic. Before he could finish his scolding, Kate Strod on the court had already brought out another yellow card. He gave Zach Thompson one, and captain Jonny Hausen one. Just now, the two of them were the ones who led the lead in arguing around the referee.

"Fuck! Come back! Eric, go and let them come back! All the fuck calm me down! Calm down!"

Eric Black glanced at Simon Grayson. He knew that his partner should be mad at this time, but he still abides by the rules on the field... The referee is above everything else!

After walking to the sidelines, Eric Black shouted loudly around the referee's players. At this time, the "Beast" Tevez also blocked everyone else. After leaving Manchester City, the irritable Argentine seemed to have really matured.

"Jonny Shaq, all go back! All go back! Doing this will not solve the problem! There is still time for the game, so we can't make Tottenham get what we want! We must at least leave with one point! Do you understand? Do you understand?"

After being yelled by the "Beast", Jonny Hausen, Zach Thompson calmed down. Both of them took a yellow card. If they were to eat cards, they would be miserable. Not only would they be sent off in this game, but they would also be suspended next. There was a Clegg Dawson that was already troubled enough, and they could not have any problems.

The penalty kick...it was still scored!

Colombian James Rodriguez tricked Ronegan with a fake move and scored the ball... 3:3 tie!

"The score is tied! There are more than ten minutes left in the game, and we still have a chance to win the game! Let's see if we can win the rest of the time!"

The commentator's position is still clear. It is unfair to not mention Leeds United's penalty, although the whole process of Pavlyuchenko falling to the ground has been played back on the big screen. But... who will care about it!?

After Leeds United re-telephoned the ball, they sent the ball to their backcourt and delayed the time. Their idea was very simple, delaying the game until the end and leaving with a draw.

However, it is obvious that the referee Kate Strode did not think so. After the score became 3:3, he still enforced the law fairly for a while, but it was only a dozen minutes. When he saw that the game was in injury time and Tottenham still had no choice but to use Leeds United, he finally took action... No. It should be an exit!

When Ukrainian scorer Yamolenko dribbled the ball along the sideline in the left penalty area, Odi, who came on the bench, rushed up. He saw the opportunity and made a tackle, but his raised left arm was pressed against the Ukrainian's chest, and then Yamolenko shouted and threw herself on the lawn...

"Ding--"

The referee pointed to the free throw point...the penalty kick!

"Punishment! Another penalty! Will this allow us to overtake the score?"

The Tottenham fans in the White Hart Lane Stadium also cheered. They didn't care about the process or whether it was reasonable or not. They just wanted to see the results they wanted to see.

Odi was still in control after tackled the ball. After breaking the ball with one kick, he found that the referee had already awarded a penalty. He immediately widened his eyes and shrugged his shoulders, and placed his hands in front of him: "What are you doing!? I didn't shovel him! I didn't!"

Yamolenko had also climbed up from the lawn, and he also felt that the penalty kick was a bit inexplicable!

When Amolenko was hit by Odi just now, he fell down just because of exhaustion of physical strength and weakening his feet. He never expected to get a penalty kick. How could he think... the referee actually called the punishment!

"Bastard! This damn bastard! I'm going to kill you!!!"

Simon Grayson gritted his teeth, but no one of the Leeds United players on the court argued anymore. They just looked at the referee Kate Strode with contempt, as if he was looking at a clown...

Even Leeds United's No. 1 goalkeeper Ronegan silently expressed his protest. He was indeed standing in front of the goal, but he stood straight, his hands hanging on both sides of his thighs, and he had no intention of making a save.

This game is bad enough, so let it...be even worse!

"Bang!"

"Swish!"
Chapter completed!