The God of Football Starts With Passive Skills

Chapter 552: Chapter 109: Messi’s Strongest Mouthpiece! For the 2011 Golden Ball Award! Neuer: Wang Shuo, I’ll Take You On

Götze smoothly sent a diagonal pass ahead of Wang Shuo.

After chasing the ball down outside the right corner of the penalty area, Wang Shuo took a touch to dribble into the right side of the box and sent a low cross in front of the goal.

Lewandowski made a late run and got a toe-poke on the ball right in front of the goal, but it went straight into Adler’s arms.

A collective gasp of relief swept through the entire BayArena!

From a distance, Lewandowski gave Wang Shuo a thumbs-up.

He knew it was his fault he hadn’t scored.

"Just two minutes after coming on, Wang Shuo has already created a very dangerous scoring opportunity."

"Bayer Leverkusen needs to be careful!"

Dortmund began to put Bayer Leverkusen under attacking pressure.

In the 49th minute, Kuba and Piszczek won a throw-in on the right flank.

Kuba was about to take the throw-in quickly, but the referee blew his whistle to stop him. With no other choice, Kuba left the ball for Piszczek.

Dortmund began to push forward in numbers.

Wang Shuo and the others knew that both Piszczek and Schmelzer had the arm strength to hurl the ball directly into the penalty area.

This time, Piszczek took a step back before striding forward, using the momentum to forcefully hurl the ball into the penalty area with both hands.

You had to admit, the power behind that throw was immense.

Lewandowski rushed forward to challenge Friedrich at the near post, but they got in each other’s way, and neither of them managed to get a touch on the ball.

The ball unexpectedly landed in an open space right in the center, just in front of the six-yard box.

The penalty area instantly descended into chaos.

The other center-back, Reinartz, was caught completely by surprise and failed to clear the ball in time.

Wang Shuo reacted quickest. In the scramble, he planted his left foot and quickly executed a hooking shot with his right.

Although Reinartz turned to block, Wang Shuo’s shot flew right past him, clipped the inside of the left post, and went in.

"GOALLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!"

"Dortmund breaks the deadlock!"

"Just four minutes after coming on as a substitute, Wang Shuo opens the scoring for Dortmund!"

"1-0!"

And then, in an even more stunning turn of events, just four minutes after the first goal, a long ball from Dortmund’s defense sailed toward the front.

Lewandowski challenged Friedrich for an aerial ball and flicked a header on, sending it behind Bayer Leverkusen’s defensive line.

Wang Shuo burst past Reinartz at top speed, perfectly timing his run to beat the offside trap. He outpaced everyone, reaching the ball just outside the Arc Top District, and with his first touch, knocked it toward the right side of the Arc Top District.

He then chased it down, took a touch into the penalty area, and unleashed a powerful shot.

"It’s in again!!!"

"It’s Wang Shuo again!"

"A brace!"

"He’s been on the pitch for less than ten minutes and has already scored two goals!"

"2-0!"

Just two minutes later, Dortmund was on the attack again!

Piszczek took a throw-in from the right flank, throwing it directly to Lewandowski.

The Poland striker, with his back to the goal, headed the ball down for Wang Shuo.

Wang Shuo controlled the ball while boxed in by three defenders. He suddenly burst forward on a dribble, drawing their attention before sliding a through ball into the right side of the box.

Lewandowski made a quick run from deep, coolly finishing the one-on-one opportunity.

3-0!

Ten minutes into the second half, Dortmund had scored three consecutive goals!

Just when everyone thought Dortmund’s offensive onslaught was over, the attack suddenly switched to the left flank.

Schmelzer launched a diagonal long ball directly behind the Bayer Leverkusen defensive line.

Wang Shuo shook off Reinartz and made a quick forward run, catching up to Schmelzer’s long pass. He controlled it with one touch, breaking into the left side of the penalty area. Facing Friedrich, who had tracked back in time, Wang Shuo came to an abrupt stop, then suddenly dropped his left shoulder and accelerated on a dribble, heading straight for the byline.

On the left side of the six-yard box, Wang Shuo sent a low cross in front of the goal with his left foot. Lewandowski arrived at the perfect moment and tapped it in.

4-0!

And it was only the 62nd minute of the match.

Dortmund’s blitzkrieg-style attack, with Wang Shuo’s two goals and two assists, had completely stunned the Pharmacy.

It wasn’t until just before the final whistle that Augusto sent in a cross from the right, and Kiesling out-jumped Hummels to score a header, finally saving some face for the Pharmacy.

But Heynckes’s team still lost to Dortmund 1-4!

With two goals and two assists, the substitute Wang Shuo once again dazzled the entire Bundesliga.

At the post-match press conference, Heynckes publicly stated, "The biggest difference between us and Dortmund is that they have Wang Shuo, and we don’t!"

The Pharmacy’s head coach lavished praise on the young Chinese striker, even making a bold proclamation.

"He’s the superstar most likely to challenge Ronaldo and Messi!"

Although Dortmund’s 18-game winning streak broke Inter Milan’s record for the longest winning streak in the Five Major European Leagues.

However, since that was a Serie A record and the previous Bundesliga record had already been broken, the Ball God System didn’t issue a reward this time.

The German media, on the other hand, lavished high praise on both Wang Shuo and Dortmund.

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「Midweek. Gelsenkirchen, Veltins Arena.」

DFB-Pokal quarterfinals. The Ruhr Derby. Dortmund away against Schalke 04.

Before the match.

As Wang Shuo and his teammates walked into the players’ tunnel to await their entrance, the head referee, Peter Gagelmann, made a point of walking over to have a word with the captain, Weidenfeller.

The temperature was dropping outside, and it was chilly in the players’ tunnel.

Wang Shuo jumped on the spot a few times and jogged in place to keep his body warm.

Schalke 04’s starting lineup was a 4-4-2 formation.

Goalkeeper: Neuer

Defense: Lucas Schmitz, Hewedes, Mertesacker, and Christopher Moritz

Midfield: Pander, Krug, Jermaine Jones, and Farfan