Football: King of Penalty Area
Ch. 61 - Wiesbaden (2)

“This game is hard.” Thought Raynaldi.

Despite thinking so, Raynaldi still tried his hardest to run for opportunities. After restarting the ball, Raynaldi kicked the ball and quickly rushed towards the Wiesbaden halftime. Defender Wiesbaden Vlaar soon follows Ray. Before the game, the head coach told him that his job was to stare at Raynaldi and not give him a chance.

Vlaar has watched Raynaldi's video game and feels that he is just a fast player, with relatively accurate shooting ability, and other relatively poor skills, as long as he meddles when Raynaldi receives the ball, he will not be able to show his ability on the field.

After kick-off, Lindbergh received the ball. He had already seen Raynaldi's movements, but he felt he couldn't pass there, so he handed the ball to Buhari on the side.

After picking up the ball, Buhari looked towards the struggling De Guzman ahead. With a pull and buckle, he cleverly passed the young midfielder, and then eagerly sent forward. The ball eventually becomes a directional pass. Not a random hull bait before.

At the line where Raynaldi was running, Vlaar followed closely. He was not as fast as Raynaldi, but the ball strength was still lighter, and Raynaldi had to slow down to respond.

Vlaar felt something was amiss when she collided with Raynaldi.

“This guy has a strong confrontation!” thought Vlaar.

“True, talking about soldiers on paper is nonsense. No matter how many video games he watched, it was better to play the game live. With a little video, he could not see that this boy was so strong in confrontation!”

Vlaar had completely fallen, and she could not be dropped by a child who was five or six years younger than herself! He still remembers the time he was called trash for being blown up in a physical confrontation by Italian midfielder Franco Tony in the first show of the national team, it was a shadow he had left behind during the year.

Thinking of this, the hand that was originally just an additional action became stronger, and he pushed Raynaldi to the ground.

The whistle sounded, rotten.

"Rone! What are you doing! You obviously don't need to commit an offense!"

As a veteran, Hofland harshly criticised his centre-back partner, and Vlaar nodded and said. "Sorry, Hofland, this kid is very capable of confrontation, I'm a little underestimated."

"A strong confrontation?" Hofland was full of disbelief, but he didn't say much.

Kick free, Buhari and Van Buren stood together and whispered discussing how to send the ball.Raynaldi stepped forward and said, "What about this ball for me?"

Buhari lifted his head and looked at Raynaldi in surprise. "You want to kick this ball? I think you rarely practice free kicks."

"I tried it myself recently, and the effect was fine. The most important thing is they don't know how I free-kick. It's probably an opportunity, and you know, I shoot really well in the game."

Buhari nodded and said, "What you say makes sense, but if the ball is not played well, it will not be given to you next time."

Raynaldi smiles. "No problem."

“What are they talking about? How do you make all the free kicks?” Danny Hooks stood up and walked into the coach's technical area to speak, but Thomas Sobek stopped him.

"Wait, there it is, let the boy come." Thomas Sobek shouted to give orders.

"Tear, this ignores your pre-match tactical implementation!" Danny Hooks said with a confused look. "And Ray hardly ever practices free kicks in practice, let him play?"

"Yes, let him play, but if he asks me to kick a free kick before the game, I will refuse, and if he makes an intention while on the field, I will let him play." Thomas Sobek said lightly.

Thomas Sobek has an incomprehensible expression, as if to say that you will not use this player at all, but I will use it.

Raynaldi shook his hand gesturing for Buhari not to come to protect him, as long as he came alone was enough, after all the goal was very clear, shoot .

It was about twenty-five meters, that was enough.

Raynaldi glanced back, then took a deep breath.

Raynaldi stared at the goal closely, thinking about which angle to play at.

"You look like a monkey standing there. Has anyone ever told you?"

Several screams of abuse were heard throughout the stadium.

Raynaldi, however, did not criticize him at all. In his mind there were only 3 things now which were Run, kick, shoot!

The top of the sneaker is in full contact with the ball, and the sole of the foot is scratched on the grass, triggering a large grass cut. These legs are so strong!

Wiesbaden goalkeeper Hollier turned his head and watched the wall of teammates jump high. The rapidly spinning ball turned into a gray ghost, flying high above the wall and rushing towards the goal.

“Higher than goal!”

Hollier was secretly overjoyed and was about to turn his head to laugh at Raynaldi, but he suddenly discovered that the ball was falling and curling down with a strange bow like a tracking missile, which he was trying to find, it was moving very fast towards the target.

Wiesbaden goalkeeper Hollier struggled to save, but the ball went into the net from the top of his palm.

A goal in one go!

As the football crossed the goal line, Andrei initially thought he would shout "GOL" hysterically, but at the moment he is very calm.

However, there was an important reason why he thought the ball would kick. It wasn't a very big bow. The ball was fast and the fall distance was small, but it was just right. Raynaldi's shot height is not very high.

"Let them see! Let Wiesbaden see! Here goes! The power is ours!” said Andrei loudly.

Raynaldi stood on the spot, in front of him were Hollier's eyes wide open, and the sad faces of Mackay, Shaheen, and De Guzman on people's walls.

It was the Britta Arena Stadium, the Koln Athletics fans behind the Koln Athletics goal celebrated festively.

Raynaldi put his index finger in front of his mouth and made a gesture ‘please silence’ towards the fans who kept shouting racist and dirty. When the fans saw Raynaldi's action they became angry and again shouted full of insults and insults.

In the week, Raynaldi felt a lot of pressure from the voices of various media after he performed poorly in the previous game against Hagen SV. The insults and racism he received before the game made him even more upset and angry. So the desire to prove himself emerged strongly, so after this goal he wanted to immediately shut the mouth of the fans of Wiesbaden and the German media.

Raynaldi has scored 13 goals in 8 games, this report alone is already incredible for a rookie who has only started his career in less than a year. But because his continuous action to score in 6 games initially makes the illusion as if he must score in every match. Many media also mentioned that he would hit the rookie wall in subsequent matches.

However, this goal should shut the mouth of all media and fans. No striker can score in every game and they all know this, it's just that Raynaldi's stunning performances in 6 games made them find a place to make their news hype.