After scoring, Hulay wanted to run to the corner flag area to make his signature celebration, but he was hugged by the excited Kamara midway, interrupting his spell...
Then more Madrid Pirates players swarmed in and surrounded Hulay.
They looked as if they were more excited than Hu Lai himself.
"Holy shit, that's awesome!!" Kamala hugged Hu Lai and yelled randomly.
"Awesome, Hu!"
"You did it, Hu! You did it!
All kinds of excited cries rang in his ears.
It's not just the fans and media who are looking forward to this scene, but also the teammates of Madrid Pirates.
After the game started, they continued to create opportunities for Hu Lai.
I thought it would take fifty or sixty minutes for Hu Lai to score, but I didn't expect that Hu Lai was so determined that he did it in the first 12 minutes!
They were happy for Hu Lai from the bottom of their hearts.
Although this is an honor for Hu Lai alone, given Hu Lai's popularity and status in the team, everyone is also honored.
In particular, the record that Hulay caught up still belongs to the King of Madrid. As the King's "dedicated enemy", the Pirates are very supportive of anything that can cause the King to have negative emotions.
Julei was able to tie Cerrados' record, and the Madrid Pirates cheered and cheered.
This simple class hatred is unreasonable and requires no reason.
※Hulay, who tied the Cerrados record, did not stop scoring goals.
In the 22nd minute of the game, the Madrid Pirates won a penalty - Camara broke into the penalty area and pushed the football away, but was kicked by the opponent on the sole of his raised foot, causing him to lose balance and roll to the ground.
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The referee blew the whistle decisively, punished the opponent's defender for a foul, and gave the Madrid Pirates a penalty kick.
Of course, this penalty kick was also taken by Hu Lai.
He succeeded in one fell swoop and firmly kicked the penalty kick into the goal.
"Hu Lai! Well done! Scored twice! The 32nd goal in the league! Oh my god!"
After He Feng reported this number, he was shocked by such a terrible scoring efficiency. The league was only halfway through, and his number of goals had already exceeded Melli's total league goals last season!
If we continue to play at this efficiency, by the time this season is over, how terrifyingly high will Hulay's goalscoring number be?
Even if we do not simply multiply the number of goals scored in half a season by two, we should take into account the ups and downs of the state and the impact of the Champions League knockout rounds on the league.
A conservative estimate, I'm afraid there will be almost 50 league goals and 50 league goals!
Counting all history, going back more than a hundred years, in the history of the five major European leagues, no one has been able to score 50 league goals in a single season.
The closest number is 49.
The league golden boot with forty-nine goals was created by former England legendary striker George Sforin in the English League One in the 1925-1926 season.
—Before the establishment of the Premier League, the English League One was the top league in England. At that time, he played for the Holt team. Holt, who now shuttles back and forth between the Premier League and the English Championship, was able to win the league championship and the FA Cup at that time.
As for the top teams, this number is also the single-season scoring record in England's top league. It has not been broken so far. If we only count the Premier League, thirty-five goals is the record.
Created by Scotland international Brian Woakes, then Highlanders, in the 1993-1994 Premier League season.
No one has broken it yet.
As modern football puts more and more emphasis on the overall situation, defense has also become more organized. In addition, modern football tactics require more comprehensive requirements for forwards, not just allowing them to score goals, so forwards need to bear more
task, it will naturally become increasingly difficult to score forty or fifty goals in a season.
Under such circumstances, Hu Lai is simply cheating this season, and his efficiency in front of the goal is frightening.
Although this has something to do with the fact that Madrid Pirates have made up for their shortcomings and are conducive to Hulay's goals in terms of staffing and tactical arrangements, Hulay's own state is also crucial.
With Julay's brace, Madrid Pirates defeated Los Angeles United 2-2 away from home.
After the game, Hulay tied Cerrados' consecutive scoring record and became the headlines of all media and a hot topic on the Internet.
Contrary to what Hu Lixin expected, after Hu Lai tied the record of Cerrados, the topic did not gradually cool down, but attracted more attention.
Because everyone will think:
Now that Hulay has tied the Cerrados record, isn't it just one game away from breaking the Cerrados record?
Coincidentally, the next round of the league is the "Madrid Derby" between Madrid Pirates and Madrid Kings.
If Hulay can score in this game, he can break the Cerrados record.
Similarly, the Madrid Kings will definitely do their best to prevent Julay from scoring. Not only can they end Julay's record, but they can also defeat the Madrid Pirates and win the initiative to compete for the league championship.
The Madrid Pirates are now only one point behind the Madrid Kings. If the Kings can defeat the Pirates in the next round of the league, they can widen the point difference to four points and achieve a double win against the Pirates this season. They will have an advantage in the mutual record, even if in the end
Even if they are tied with the Pirates, they can still win the championship with this advantage.
With so many things gathered into one game, how could this game not be paid attention to?
How can the media "just give up"?
Therefore, the topic of whether Hu Lai can continue to score goals must continue to be discussed.
This time, the media reporters who did not take it too seriously to watch the excitement ran outside the training base of the King of Madrid and blocked Cerrados, wanting to hear what he thought about this matter.
The last time they went to interview Cerrados, Julay was still two league games away from tying his record. This was considered by many Cerrados and Madrid Kings fans to be a humiliation to Cerrados and made them
Extremely angry.
It would not be considered humiliating to interview Cerrados this time. After all, Hu Lai had already tied the record, so it was appropriate to interview the other party involved.
Facing the reporter's microphone this time, Cerrados spoke much less than last time: "Congratulations to Hu, he has accomplished a great thing."
A reporter asked: "In the next round of the league, he will face your king. Do you think he can break your record in this game?"
Cerrados turned a deaf ear and did not answer the question. Instead, he closed the car window and slowly drove out of the circle of reporters.
"It seems that Cerrados cares about his record being broken."
"Yes, yes! His worry is written on his face!"
The reporters looked at the car that had gone away and talked about it.
The next day, there were reports in the media that Cerrados was dissatisfied with Hulay's equaling his record, and various rumors were flying on the Internet.
Fans of Julay and Pirates of Madrid mocked Cerrados as "no grace" and "a sore loser"...
Cerrados did not respond to this request.
Even my own children couldn't help asking their doubts at the dinner table: "Dad, can you really not afford to lose?"
Before Cerrados could speak, their mother stared at the children: "How is that possible? Your father is not such a narrow-minded person!"
Cerrados put his hand on the back of his wife's hand, and at the same time turned his head and smiled at the children:
"No. Of course it's not enough to accept it calmly, but it's not enough to say that you can't afford to lose."
"Then dad, why don't you clarify it in front of reporters? There are rumors outside that you can't afford to lose..." The child was still puzzled and very concerned.
"Because next is our game against the Pirates..."
Before Cerrados finished speaking, another child suddenly realized and interjected: "I understand! Because Hu Ye hasn't surpassed you yet, so Dad, you haven't lost at all. Since you haven't lost, of course there is no such thing as 'can't afford to lose'.
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The child who first asked the question also widened his eyes and seemed to understand: "So dad, you have to do your best to prevent Hu from scoring in the next game, right?
Come on, Dad!"
Cerrados reached out and touched the heads of the two children, smiling without saying a word.
※※※In the visiting team’s locker room at Pirates Park, Cerrados had the captain’s armband tied to his arm and looked at his teammates.
He had something to say to them:
"I know there are some rumors about me recently. I also know what everyone thinks. But it may not be the same as what everyone thinks - I actually don't really care about whether this record can be kept..."
The teammates in the locker room all stared at their captain in surprise.
Facing the surprised people, Cerrados smiled slightly:
"Of course, it would be best if Hu doesn't break the record. But what if we successfully prevent Hu from scoring in this game but lose the game?"
Everyone was silent, they couldn't answer such a question.
Is the captain's personal record more important, or the team's results?
In fact, the answer is very clear, but no one is really stupid enough to say in front of the captain, "Of course the team's results are more important."
Only Cerrados himself can say this.
"I can even guess that the Pirates think that we will stop Hu at all costs during the game, so they will let Hu serve as a bait to create scoring opportunities for others. And as long as they score a goal, we will be passive... So don't think about the record. Just play it as a normal game. We do our own thing and defeating the Pirates is the top priority! Records will be broken sooner or later, but if we can trade records for a league Champion, then I won’t hesitate!”
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