The first game in April, the German Cup semi-finals, was Bayern's home game against Eintracht Frankfurt.

Wu Jie and Cha Bum-gen met again. South Korean TV broadcast the Asian derby live, but even the Koreans no longer call Cha Bum-gen the number one star in Asia.

Cha Bum-geun has scored 7 goals so far this season, and his performance has declined compared to last season.

Wu Jie only joined Bayern after the winter break, but he scored 9 goals and 8 assists in just seven games. Such performance is simply inhumane. Of course, the South Korean media will not mention Asia's number one star again.

Bayern attaches great importance to this battle. Now the whole team is holding back their strength to achieve the triple crown. This is an achievement that has never been achieved during the Bayern dynasty.

But Frankfurt is not just a mess. The two teams were in a tense situation in the first half. Although Bayern had the advantage, they were always a bit unlucky in scoring. The two teams tied 0:0 in the first half.

In the second half, Frankfurt's defense still made it difficult for Bayern to make any achievements. The two sides remained in a stalemate until the 74th minute. After Wu Jie dribbled the ball from the left into the penalty area, he was stepped on by a Frankfurt defender and fell down.

This time, under the roar of 80,000 Bayern fans, the referee did not dare to pretend to be blind again, and Bayern was awarded a penalty kick.

Rummenigge took the penalty kick and hit a volley, and Bayern finally turned the score into 1-0.

Frankfurt defended for 75 minutes but still failed to stop Bayern from scoring. After that, the game completely entered Bayern's rhythm.

Just five minutes later, Wu Jie pushed the ball to the right at the top of the penalty area. Wolfgang made a 45-degree cross. The ball was blocked by Frankfurt's defender and then changed direction. Hoeness grabbed the spot and shot to expand the score to 2:

0.

In the 87th minute, most of the players on both sides had little physical energy left, but Wu Jie still staged a long-distance attack. He broke through to the right baseline and then passed the ball. He passed a total of four Frankfurt defensive players before returning the ball.

Passed to the center, Rummenigge helped Bayern make the score 3:0.

In the end, Bayern defeated Frankfurt 3:0 at home. Although Wu Jie failed to score in the whole game, he created a key penalty kick, sent an assist, created 5 key passes and 4 excellent opportunities.

This allowed him to continue to win the "Best of the Match" award.

Wu Jie exchanged jerseys with Cha Bum-gen after the game. He could see that the former Asia's No. 1 star no longer wanted to compete with him.

But this is not because the Koreans are self-aware, but because even Rummenigge is about to give up his core position to him. How can a mere Cha Bum-geun dare to compete with him for the title of Asia's number one star, even though Wu Jie has long looked down upon it?

Got this title.

Three days later, Bayern returned to the league and beat Bochum 1:0 away from home. Wu Jie hit Bochum with a long-range shot from 30 meters away. This was another elevator ball with an obvious drop.

After this battle, Bayern further consolidated its top position.

Hamburg was held to an away draw by Bayer Leverkusen a day ago, and the two teams' points were stretched to 3 points.

This gives Bayern a margin of error, and they can continue to suppress Hamburg even if they lose a game.

The German media already believed that Bayern had won the league title in advance, because with their winning streak after the winter break, the chance of overturning in the last seven rounds of the league was really small. On the contrary, Hamburg might fail to recover and continue to be widened, or even

Dropped to third place in one breath.

Now that there is not much suspense about the league championship, the West German media will naturally pay more attention to the upcoming Champions League and Wu Jie's "elevator ball" that has repeatedly made extraordinary achievements.

This is the name he said himself at the beginning, and the specific characteristics have been introduced on different occasions.

But what is surprising is why he is the only one who can create such a sudden downward arc?

This is an issue that many people in the industry are studying. It can even be said that the media, teams, players, and professionals across Europe are also studying this Chinese arc invented by Wu Jie.

But unfortunately, no one can imitate Wu Jie's "elevator ball" so far, and the rare "elevator ball" that can change the line has never been seen.

Of course Wu Jie knew why. The football materials of this era could not produce an elevator ball at all, and even Carlos's exaggerated arc did not appear.

As for him being able to kick him out, it's all due to the cheating attributes brought to him by his skills.

Therefore, even if others have mastered his playing style, without the prerequisite of the new football ten years later, and without the blessing of his skills, they still cannot play an arc like his.

The British media are also studying his "elevator ball", but they are more concerned about whether Liverpool can help Nottingham get revenge.

Although Nottingham Forest won two consecutive Champions League titles, their league results this season have fallen out of the top six, and they will not even qualify for the UEFA Cup next season.

The rapid decline of this team has long been no secret in the eyes of the British media, they just don't want outsiders to expose it.

But is there any difference at Liverpool?

At this moment, Nottingham Forest is ranked seventh in English League One, and Liverpool is ranked sixth. These two are like a pair of incompetent brothers.

If Liverpool are eliminated by Bayern, they will also be unable to participate in the Champions League next season, including the UEFA Cup.

This makes the British media very distressed. Liverpool's performance in the league is not much better than Nottingham Forest. They must not get revenge and be double-killed by Bayern instead?

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""Cry·on·my·shoulder" was written by me. Its lyrics were originally based on the theme of loneliness, because it is inevitable to feel these emotions when you come to a foreign country, but then those lovely fans made me discover the loneliness.

Warmth, hope, mutual help, and beauty, so I added these emotions into the lyrics."

The first Champions League semi-final between Bayern and Liverpool was held in Munich. The first question Wu Jie was asked before the game was not on the court, but about the song spread by the "et family".

In this era, even without the blessing of an album, the a cappella version of this song is very attention-grabbing.

Wu Jie's answer is of course very hypocritical, and basically not a single word is true, but it is very popular with Bayern fans. It is estimated that many application forms will appear in the "et family" after the game.

"Can you sing this song yourself?"

This is a question from a reporter from "Focus Weekly".

"Of course, as long as we eliminate Liverpool, I will go to the TV station to sing this song for everyone!"

As soon as Wu Jie finished speaking, the West German media at the scene clapped their hands and applauded, making the British media very unhappy!

"Why are your songs written in English and not in German?"

This is a question from a reporter from "The Sun", another old British media who is good at spreading rumors.

When Wu Jie heard this, he wanted to scold his mother. This question was a bit scary!

Because he can't say that Germans themselves don't listen to German songs. Eight out of ten songs played on the radio are English songs, right?

"Why I use English is because after I learn English well, I can write all the principles of life of various ethnic groups in the world and the beautiful things of various countries into my works, so that the British who are most reluctant to learn foreign languages ​​​​can

We understand that our earth is a prosperous world with dazzling and moving civilizations everywhere.”

Wu Jie thought carefully before giving this barely coping answer.

But the reason why I say reluctantly is naturally because after these words spread to the UK, it should make it difficult for him to develop fans in this region.

However, everything has its advantages and disadvantages. These words are very popular among countries in continental Europe, especially the French, Germans, and Spanish.

It's already 1981, and the British still always act like an empire on which the sun never sets. Why are you so crazy?

Do you really think that English has become the number one language in the world because of you, the British?

"Wu, since you have creative talent in the field of music, have you ever thought about composing a new team song for Bayern?"

This was a question from the "Süddeutsche Zeitung". After asking, even Bayern's staff, including the players, looked over.

"Of course, but my German is still in the learning stage, so I will first try to compose a team song for Bayern that is mixed in German and English. If the response is good, I will make a pure German team song after learning German.

.”

This answer made many people's eyes light up. He actually had this plan?

Wu Jie doesn't think this is a trouble, because the Bayern team songs in the 1980s were not "stern·des·sudens" and "forever·number·one". He could have roasted these two songs in advance to keep Bayern fans forever.

Everyone remembers him.

"In tonight's game, are you confident that you will double defeat the English League One teams and knock Liverpool out of the competition?"

The last person to ask the question was "Deutsche Presse-Agentur", without any regard for the ugly faces of the British media.

"There is an old saying in my hometown, 'Talents emerge from generation to generation, and each leads the way for hundreds of years.' In the past few years, English teams represented by Liverpool and Nottingham dominated the Champions League, but now the reincarnation of the Champions League stage should be here.

The land is being circulated.”
Chapter completed!