The God of Football Starts With Passive Skills

Chapter 540: Chapter 107: Another Record Broken! Half-Season Champions! Zero-Angle Goal! Tremble, Bayern

When they left the South Stand and turned toward the other stands, they saw the fans were still making noise.

They even unfurled a small tifo in the stands that read, "Tremble, Bayern!"

This made Wang Shuo and the others laugh out loud.

You had to admit, the Dortmund fans had been holding in their frustration for a long time.

Now they could finally hold their heads high.

"This is the invincible Westfalen Stadium!"

"Our heroes are circling the pitch, thanking our most loyal fans."

"Let’s give our heroes a huge round of applause and your loudest screams to congratulate them!"

"A 16-game winning streak!"

"This is the longest winning streak in Bundesliga history!"

"Even among the Five Major European Leagues, it ranks second."

"Currently, the longest winning streak in the Five Major European Leagues comes from Serie A."

"Between October 2006 and February 2007, Mancini’s Inter Milan achieved a 17-game winning streak in Serie A. This not only created a new record for Serie A but also for all of the Five Major European Leagues."

"Now, Dortmund is just one match away from that historic record!"

"Here, let’s have everyone in the stadium stand up and cheer for our heroes!"

"Let’s hope they keep up the hard work, dominate in the next match, and in every match to come, defeating all opponents and breaking all records!"

The entire Westfalen Stadium erupted in a frenzy of cheers.

Amidst this deafening roar, Wang Shuo received a notification from the Ball God System.

Set a new Bundesliga record for the longest winning streak. Reward: 50 Passive Value.

With that, his Passive Value had accumulated to 358 points.

The 500-point goal was getting closer and closer.

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Come December, Germany was hit with cold weather, a mix of rain and snow.

It was either raining or snowing, and sometimes sleeting.

It rained for three straight days from the 10th to the 12th, and on the 13th, a major cold snap arrived.

Starting from the 14th, it snowed for five consecutive days.

On the 18th, for the 17th round of the Bundesliga, Dortmund’s away match against Frankfurt was scheduled for 2:30 PM. But even by noon, thick snowflakes were still drifting from the sky.

For Dortmund, a team that relied more on passing and coordination, this was undoubtedly a huge disadvantage.

Frankfurt, on the other hand...

Under the guidance of head coach Schibbe, the team also came out in a 4-2-3-1 formation.

Throughout the first half, Frankfurt even had the upper hand, creating several very threatening shots and attacking opportunities.

Although Weidenfeller was known for making some baffling mistakes, he also frequently delivered god-like performances.

In this match, for example, he made two brilliant charges out of the goal in succession.

The terrible weather also made it difficult for the Dortmund players to play freely.

This was especially true in the 43rd minute. During a defensive play on the right side of the midfield line, Sven Bender went for a slide tackle. Although he managed to knock the ball out of bounds, he went down injured.

Not long after, he limped off the pitch, supported by the team doctor.

Klopp substituted Gundogan for Sven Bender.

Now, the two defensive midfielders became Gundogan partnered with Shahin.

On the sideline, the board for one minute of stoppage time was already raised.

Frankfurt’s left-back had appeared on the right side of the midfield line and threw the ball in forcefully to Alexander Meier.

Meier, tall and strong, shielded the ball and looked to pass it back out.

Piszczek reacted extremely quickly, getting a foot in first to poke the ball away.

The two teams began battling for possession back and forth in Dortmund’s half.

In the end, it was Kuba, tracking back on defense, who kicked the ball to Gundogan.

As soon as Gundogan received the ball, he was immediately pressed by the opposition.

But with a skillful touch to control the ball and shake off his marker, he shielded it and immediately passed it horizontally to Shahin’s left foot.

Shahin, facing the direction of the attack, looked upfield as he controlled the ball with his left foot.

Frankfurt’s defensive line was pushed up too far.

Wang Shuo was raising his hand!

’There’s a chance!’

Without a second thought, Shahin sent a long pass forward with his left foot.

The left center-back, Schwiger, was positioned further forward.

A gap appeared between Frankfurt’s two center-backs, and Wang Shuo made a quick diagonal run behind Schwiger.

The right center-back from North Macedonia, Alexander Vasoski, gave chase relentlessly.

But Wang Shuo was too fast, leaving Vasoski completely in his dust.

On the right side, just outside Frankfurt’s penalty area, Wang Shuo caught up to Shahin’s long pass.

The ball bounced up after hitting the ground, and Wang Shuo reached it at the perfect moment.

He ran onto it and, with a single touch, brought the descending ball down in front of him.

At that moment, within a five-meter radius, there was only Vasoski and the onrushing goalkeeper.

After bringing the ball down with one touch, Wang Shuo sprinted after it again, feinting a chip shot at the goal. This baited the goalkeeper, Fermain, into extending his hands to make a block.

But what actually happened?

Wang Shuo suddenly changed his mind, altered his footwork, and knocked the ball toward the byline.

The ball slid past Fermain’s side. After dodging the goalkeeper, Wang Shuo quickly chased after it.

He chased it all the way to the right side of the six-yard box, caught up to it, and easily tapped it into the empty net.

"GOALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!"

"In stoppage time of the first half, Dortmund, who had been on the back foot, has taken the lead thanks to a goal from Wang Shuo."

"1-0!"

After scoring, Wang Shuo excitedly waved his arms nonstop, sprinting around the Commercial Bank Stadium to celebrate.

Even his Dortmund teammates who caught up to him couldn’t stop him.

"Wang Shuo looks exceptionally fired up."