Takuya Ogihara looked at the electronic card raised high in the fourth referee's hand. The electronic card showed a bright red number - "3". This means that there was only less than five minutes left before the end of the game. He turned his head and looked at the scoreboard on the sidelines, then turned his eyes to the court again. His eyes seemed to be chasing something intentionally until a player wearing a blue jersey touched the ball, even though the opponent only kicked the ball...

However, Takuya Ogihara's eyes stopped on the blue-clothed player.

The other party should be about the same age as himself!

Takuya Ogihara made a judgment in his heart again. Of course, what attracted his attention was not just because the opponent's jersey number was exactly the same as his, but at best it could only be regarded as a coincidence.

After all, what matters is not what number of jersey you wear, but the person wearing it!

The lineups of both sides changed a lot in the second half. Due to the temporary suspension of the league due to the World Cup, such an invitational tournament can at least maintain the players' competitive state to a certain extent, and at the same time, it can also allow some young players in the second and third tiers who are usually unable to get the chance to play due to the long-term occupation of international players.

Judging from the overall situation on the court, although almost most of the players have been replaced, the team Urawa Red Diamond still maintains almost absolute control over the ball on the court. Although they were replaced early, it has to be said that as a Japanese player, Takuya Ogihara is still full of pride.

But what if the score on the court is 2:2 at this moment? Although the score does not represent all, what if the opponent's two goals were completed after the opponent's "No. 3o" came on the court?

Moreover, the opponent scored in an extremely passive state on the scene!

In Takuya Ogihara's view, the opponent and him and most of the Japanese players he had ever come into contact with were completely different types of players - the opponent gave him the feeling of a sharp arrow, which was especially reflected in the goal-oriented kick. To be more precise, it is the sensitive sense of smell and calmness that the level shooter showed in front of the opponent's goal, which is not possessed by most Chinese players, but also the ability that must be possessed on the road to world-class players!

And one other coincidence is that the last Chinese player who once gave Taku Ogihara a similar feeling also comes from this famous Oriental Port city, and that player plays for another Chinese team in this city: Shanghai SIPG.

The Chinese player's name is Wu Lei.

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Qiu Hao on the court did not know that he was being closely watched by the opponent's players at the moment. If he knew, he would have noticed Takuya Ogihara who was sitting on the bench at the moment. In fact, Qiu Hao, who was sitting on the bench in the first half, was also very impressed by Takuya Ogihara. Although he only played for less than 40 minutes, the creativity shown by the opponent in the midfield was enough to create such an impression for all bystanders.

In addition, he should be surprised by the other party's strange sitting posture - his whole upper body leaned forward, and his butt was barely sitting a little bit next to the seat, with only his toes on the ground...

An effective way to keep your legs under stress at all times.

At this time, Qiu Hao's spirit was highly concentrated on the black and white football. He knew that there was not much time left in the game, but he had no time to think about these...

Today's game was very difficult for the team, and the opponent always firmly controlled the rhythm of the game. However, for Qiu Hao, the start after playing was smooth - less than three minutes after playing, Dembaba won a set piece for the team in the frontcourt. Guarin's free kick directly attacked the goalkeeper, and Qiu Hao, who was ambushed in the penalty area, took the lead and scored.

The second goal was Qiu Hao and several foreign players who made consecutive passes. Two new players who had just joined the team before this break, the opponent's goalkeeper and a central defender formed a 2v2. Just when Shenhua's coaching staff thought that the Senegalese striker who had just arrived would choose to "try the first prize" in his first return game, Dembaba unexpectedly chose to pass the ball. Qiu Hao faced the saved goalkeeper and calmly pushed the ball into the closest corner and scored another goal.

Less than ten minutes to play,

Qiu Hao scored two goals to help Shanghai Shenhua equalize the score on the field!

After scoring the goal, he was hugged by Dembaba before he could celebrate. Qiu Hao never expected that the thin and thin African foreign aid would be so powerful!

Seeing the team tie the score to 2:2, Shenhua coach Wu Jingui made consecutive substitutions, and three foreign players were replaced one after another within a few minutes.

However, when the three foreign players rang out, Qiu Hao could clearly feel that the pressure he was under on the offensive end was simply increasing!

If the "No. 3o" player who was replaced in the first half was his teammate, this inevitably reminded Qiu Hao of the famous saying of Ancelotti, the then head coach of the Ross and Blacks, AC Milan:

If Kaka is the team's arrow, Pirlo is the one who draws the bow.
Chapter completed!