Inter Milan s performance of a goal with retreat to advance has put Barcelona in despair. The live perspective is too silky

Early this morning, in the second leg of the Champions League semi-finals, Inter Milan played against Barcelona at home. Less than 30 minutes in the first half, Inter Milan broke the goal of Barcelona. Inter Milan scored a goal that was retreating to advance, which was a textbook and a Barcelona-style goal. We look at it from a live perspective.

The Inter Milan player on the right side of the frontcourt was interrupted, and then Barcelona player De Jong was interrupted, which was interrupted by Dimarco. Then Dimarco sent a world-class direct pass. Barcelona's front line was instantly broken. After Dumfries' god-level running, the ball passed across the ball from the right side of the penalty area. Lautaro, who was quickly following up, pushed the ball into the empty goal at close range in front of the goal to help Inter Milan take the lead. It can be seen that after stealing, Barcelona thought it could launch a quick counterattack. When Barcelona's defense line was pressed, it was unexpectedly intercepted by Inter Milan. Inter Milan's similar way of retreating to advance gave Inter Milan a better counterattack opportunity, because at this time, Barcelona's defense line was in front and could break through Barcelona's defense line with a counterattack. Of course, Dimarco showed a master-level pass, which was particularly critical. In the end, Inter Milan could be said to have used Barcelona's goal to put Barcelona in a passive position.

At this time, Barcelona was in despair! Inter Milan's goal is too silky.