Less than a minute after suddenly shooting a high-quality long-distance shot, the air at the entire Old Trafford Stadium seemed to be ignited, and all the fans and players became enthusiastic.

Rooney also began to clearly feel the changes in the stadium and the team.

How to say it? The entire stadium was restless, and the Red Devils fans were full of passion. Every time the team took the ball and passed the ball, they would send warm cheers and applause.

The Manchester United players on the court were also infected, all of them ran more actively, and their condition was obviously mobilized.

The most obvious phenomenon is that after Monaco re-drawed the goal, the football was soon snatched by Manchester United, and it was near the center line.

Then, Manchester United began to pass back and reorganize, but the team steadily pushed forward. The rhythm of the entire game was also raised.

Rooney was also deeply infected by the atmosphere on the scene. He felt that his chest seemed to be about to explode, which made him feel that he needed to run constantly and vent the flame in his chest. His steps seemed to have become lighter than usual.

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Soon, Manchester United organized another attack.

Rooneyla went to the right to catch the ball. After getting the pass, he quickly inserted it in a diagonal way. But this time Monaco was prepared. Mendy hugged him tightly, and Lemar also took the initiative to retreat to participate in the defense.

Rooney quickly passed the ball to De Bruyne and continued to rush toward the top of the penalty area.

After getting the ball, De Bruyne took two steps forward and immediately passed the ball straight to the right side of Monaco's penalty area.

At this time, Harry Kane, who was originally ambushed at the front of the penalty area, ran quickly to the right side of the penalty area, but Glic followed him all the way.

When Harry Kane stopped the ball, he tried to get rid of Glic's cross. As long as he crossed, Rooney could quickly get in and grab the point. But Glic was obviously prepared and blocked him tightly behind him.

Harry Kane had no choice but to turn around to protect the ball. After seeing Kyle Walker coming up, he immediately passed the ball back.

The England right back had already reached a position that was almost balanced with the top of the penalty area, but he was close to the right side and wanted to go down the bottom, but Lemar followed him closely.

Kyle Walker was not sure. Seeing Harry Kane had not had time to return to the middle of the penalty area, he decided to stop and spike the ball into the inside.

Just at this moment, Rooney ran back from the front and raised his hand to ask for the ball again.

Obviously, he saw the opportunity

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Rooney really saw an opportunity.

Monaco's defense is indeed very stable. Even with Manchester United running back and forth, their entire defense line is still very neat.

But no matter how strong the defense is, there will inevitably be mistakes.

The problem with Monaco's defense is that they pressed a little too far, especially when Rooney retreated to the right side of the penalty area and responded to Kyle Walker's pass, their entire defense line almost hit the penalty spot. Baccaryoko defended in the arc top area of ​​the penalty area, and Moutinho moved to the right side of the arc top area, and the two protected the front of the penalty area.

It can be said that Monaco's two defense lines are already very meticulous. It is difficult to open the frontal attack at all. But the pace is very fast now, and the defense line is slightly forward. It is obvious that he was scared by Rooney's long shot just now, and he was worried that he would suddenly kick again after receiving the ball, which is no joke.

When Rooney was receiving the ball, through his own observation, he mastered the situation in the game. He chose to pass the ball horizontally to De Bruyne, who temporarily left Moutinho's defense, while he quickly changed direction and penetrated directly behind Mendy as quickly as possible.

De Bruyne also understood it. When Rooney just started, he quickly passed the ball straight and sent it directly into the penalty area, passing it to the bottom line from the gap between Mendy and Gemmerson.

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Rooney's start speed was very fast. He threw away Mendy in an instant and rushed directly into the penalty area.

Jemoson's reaction speed was also not slow, and he quickly chased back, but Rooney was still ahead of him.

Rooney chased the ball from the outside of the right corner of the small penalty area, while Jemerson's position was almost parallel to him.

At this time, Rooney could pass to the middle lane, Harry Kane was no longer offside, and Rashford followed at the back point. But whether it was Glic or Toure, they were blocked in front of them, and passing through them might not be able to find them.

He can also stop and spike the ball, try to throw away Jemosen and then shoot with his left foot, but since Glic and others have returned to the small penalty area, the possibility of such a shot is not high.

He can also speed up to the bottom line and then directly shoot himself. However, he is in the right corner of the small penalty area, and the shooting angle is already very small. If he goes further to the bottom line, the shooting angle will be even smaller, and it is hard to say whether he can kick the ball at that time.

Relatively speaking, choosing to pass the ball on the spot is the safest and most natural choice. If teammates can grab the opportunity to score a goal, Rooney will be the first result, but if he cannot score the goal, Rooney will not be criticized.

The most risky shot after breaking through is the most risky one. If you score a goal, it would be better. If you don’t score, you will definitely be said to be selfish.

All this information flashed through Rooney's mind the moment he received the ball, and he also made a decision in an instant.

Rooney almost paused and immediately dribbled the ball and accelerated the start.

Jemoson had just instinctively stopped Rooney and was then thrown away one position. After Rooney was also throwing away Gemoson, he quickly chased after him and hit him directly.

Monaco goalkeeper Subasic leaned over to save, and he stood next to the right post.

At that moment, Rooney noticed an extremely narrow gap between his left heel goal post. Rooney judged that the ball could pass through this gap.

This judgment comes from his usual training, with the right post and Subaci's left foot, as if he used the two poles for training, and all Rooney needs to do is shoot the ball from between the two poles.

He almost didn't hesitate to hit him!

In order to better avoid Subasic's left foot, he also deliberately hit a ground-breaking rebound.

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Subaci was also very focused. He kept staring at Rooney. After seeing Rooney throw away Gemoson, he knew that Rooney must shoot. He immediately bent down to save, and at the same time guessing what angle Rooney would shoot at.

As a result, Rooney chose the near angle.

As an experienced goalkeeper, Subacic knows very well that European outstanding shooters are indeed capable of sending the ball into the goal at any angle and method, and even in extremely narrow gaps may create goals. This is a shooting instinct produced by long-term training.

But as a goalkeeper, Subacic also has the instinct of a goalkeeper. That is, when he saw Rooney kicking, he immediately reflected Rooney's shooting angle and immediately stretched forward with his left foot.

He had extraordinary confidence in his left foot, but after he stretched out this kick, he immediately realized something was wrong. Because he found that Rooney's shot was too fast and too fast, and the angle was also very accurate.

What surprised him even more was that there was a landing rebound.

Damn guy!

Under the conditioned reflex, Subasic tried his best to lift his left foot. He felt the feeling of his foot touching the ball, but at the same time he also noticed that the ball was rubbing against his foot. Although it changed direction, it directly hit the goal. He could only watch the ball enter the goal he was guarding.

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The moment Rooney scored the ball, the iconic roar of the 71-year-old BBC legendary commentator John Motterson also rang: "GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOALLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!"

"Rooney! Wien Rooney!! Just three minutes into the game, Manchester United took the lead in breaking Monaco's goal. This was a shot from Rooney at a nearly zero angle!"

"Rooney was extremely excited in this game. Less than a minute before he threatened Monaco's goal with a shocking long shot. Soon he used a nearly zero-angle shot to break through Subacic's goal!"

"Monaco's defense is not bad, it's not bad, but no matter how strict or outstanding the defensive formation is, it is useless in front of Rooney!"

"This is Rooney's 12th goal in the Champions League this season! He has tied Messi on the Champions League scorer list!"

"He is sprinting towards his second Champions League top scorer in his career!"

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"From the slow-motion replay, this is definitely a wonderful goal, but it is also a very exquisite tactical cooperation. We can see that when Manchester United attacked, Rooney was connected, De Bruyne made two passes, and once found Harry Kane, but Harry Kane obviously had no chance and was forced to pass Kyle Walker back."

"Kyle Walker's forward-surge in this game is also quite strong, and he simply treats himself as a winger."

"After seeing that there was no chance, Rooney pulled out of the penalty area again, ran over to meet Kyle Walker, and passed it to De Bruyne. It can be said that Rooney's run without the ball this time was very critical, pulling out Monaco's defense."

"De Bruyne's straight pass was just right. As soon as Rooney accelerated, he threw away Mendy directly. When facing Gemmerson, he rushed over with another acceleration. The subsequent shot was also quite exciting."

"It can be said that Manchester United played very well in several offenses in this game, which is definitely not a coincidence. We have absolutely reason to believe that this is an offensive routine that has been practiced before the game."

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Chapter completed!