Porto s final kill in stoppage time! 10 players reversed and ignited the friendly match

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Introduction When the referee pointed to the opening point in the center circle in the 94th minute, the sound of the Dragon Stadium almost overturned the roof - 19-year-old William Gomez shot and broke the net in the melee, allowing Porto, who fought ten people, to complete an incredible reversal! From a red card melee to a desperate comeback, this seemingly ordinary friendly match exploded with a bloody football soul.

Red Card Storm: The 44th minute of the double drama

match became a turning point. Twente striker was flying tackle Porto defender Berga by Nival, and the referee showed his red card without hesitation! But the plot reversed instantly - Berga, who fell to the ground, suddenly jumped up and pushed his opponent, and was also expelled by a red card! The coaches of both sides were stunned on the sidelines, and the booing and cheers of the fans were intertwined into a strange symphony. "This is not the smell of gunpowder that a friendly match should have!" the commentator exclaimed. When 10 players of each team left each left, some fans in the stands even joked: "Did the referee forget to send Christmas gifts?"

Desperate counterattack: A tactical game of less fighting less

The fight again after the change of sides, Twente, who was one less, took the lead in attacking. In the 51st minute, Van Berhen grabbed Porto's defense and slacked off with one stroke to the ground and rushed straight into the dead corner! The score of 0-1 put home fans in silence. But Porto coach Concesan's adjustment is a masterpiece: he removed the defensive midfielder and replaced the 1.93-meter-high striker Omorodion. This life-threatening substitution took effect in 15 minutes - in the 65th minute, the substitute's surprise defeated two defenders and scored the goal! The moment the ball hit the net, the floor of the entire court was trembling.

"We only have 10 people left, but our spirits are as strong as 20!" Omorodion laughed after the game. At this time the camera swept across the bench: 21-year-old William Gomez was clenching his fists, looking like an eagle aimed at the prey.

Miracle of stoppage time: The rookie's moment

When the fourth official lifted the electronic card for stoppage time for 3 minutes, the Twente player has begun to delay time. But the young people in Porto refused to surrender! In the 93rd minute, winger Galeno forced to overtake and made a cross, and the ball bounced up in front of the goal - a blue and white figure rushed towards him like lightning! William Gomez used his knee to knock the ball into the net! 2-1! This young player who was still playing Portugal in Team B last year was now overwhelmed by his teammates who were rushing towards him. Kong Sesan on the sidelines roared with fist, while coach Twente threw the Aquarius hard.

"My mind is full of training. Galeno always scolds me for running too slowly," Gomez said gasping, "But I bet just now that he will cross, I bet right!"

The depth highlight: The hardcore value in the friendly match

A pre-season warm-up, why can you play the Champions League level passionate?

The extreme trial of playing less and playing less: After each side lost one player, Porto voluntarily gave up possession of the ball (only 42% of the game), but played the highest sprint speed of the season (35.8km/h). Kong Sesan's "quick midfielder" tactic completed the quenching under high pressure. The declaration of Youth Storm: The ultimate killer Gomez (19 years old), equalizer Omorodion (20 years old), assister Galeno (22 years old) - Porto used the post-00s combination to tear the deadlock, and the youth card for the new season is about to come out. The cruel truth of the friendly match: When the Twente player collapsed to the ground when the final whistle sounded, it proved that "the warm-up match has nothing to do with the winner" was just a false proposition. The Porto fans sang "There is no friendship here, only combat!" Perhaps the nature of competitive sports.

Conclusion The final whistle sounded, and the goalkeeper Twente was still kneeling on the turf and staring at the net. The Porto young players rushed to the stands and threw their jerseys to the roaring children. Friendly match? Look at the torn collar on Gomez's jersey, look at the dark face of Kong Sesan shaking hands with the referee - when the winner and lose are integrated into the blood, every game is a war.

"The most fascinating thing about football is that there are always people who refuse to accept their fate." - Giant TIFO