His original plan was to hold on for another ten minutes or so, and at the 75th minute, he asked Saha to come on and strengthen the attack.

Does anyone really think that he would want to defend it to the end?

This is not his Moyes style at all!

Thinking of this, Moyes gritted his teeth, walked to the sidelines, and motioned Rodwell to get closer to Neville. At the same time, he also asked Fellaini to move back a little bit to ensure that the front and center of the penalty area were solid.

After the arrangements were made, he relaxed a little.

…

"Manchester City has made substitution adjustments."

"Belgian youngster Kevin De Bruyne replaced Brazilian winger Robinho."

"Robinho performed very hard tonight, but the effect of the breakthrough from the wing was not very good. Now that Kevin De Bruyne is replaced, I don't know if the situation will change."

"We can see that De Bruyne has brought profound latest instructions."

"In the past few years, his superb on-the-spot command has been praised by everyone. I wonder if he will shine again tonight?"

"Look at this time, Manchester City is still attacking, leaving it to Hazard on the left."

"Hazard still wanted to try to break through with the ball, but Hibbert was very stable on this side and passed back without a chance."

"Ex-Everton player Leighton Baines came up and passed the ball across to Fernandinho and passed it to Yaya Toure."

When Yaya Toure got the ball, Everton's entire formation had retreated to the outside of the penalty area.

Fellaini, Rodwell and Phil Neville were lined up in a row, giving the impression of being transformed into a city wall.

The Ivorian midfielder kept the profound instructions in mind and drove the ball forward.

Robin van Persie ran back from the front, attracting the attention of the Everton players, as if he was coming to meet Yaya Toure.

This immediately made Everton's three midfielders tense up, trying to compress Van Persie's space.

Yaya Toure "saw" that Van Persie had lost the space to get the ball, so he did not go to the left, but spiked the ball to the right. He "discovered" that De Bruyne was leaning on the outside and raised his hand to ask for the ball. He immediately

Passed the ball over.

De Bruyne turned his back to the right sideline and took a special look at the penalty area before stopping the ball.

Sturridge is on the right side of the top area of ​​the arc, making a gesture to move forward to the right side of the penalty area, as if he is going to meet De Bruyne.

But Distin kept following him.

If Distin doesn't follow, then De Bruyne only needs to pass the ball towards the bottom line on the right side of the penalty area, then Sturridge can get the ball in the penalty area, hit the goal himself if he has a chance, or cross the ball if he doesn't.

Teammates can always create a threat.

Therefore, Distin had to follow.

De Bruyne also knew this. At the same time, he also saw Drenthe preparing to approach him and goalkeeper Howard standing on the right post, so he stopped the ball forward and quickly raised his right foot.

Kicked a diagonal pass.
Chapter completed!