I Am Scouted by Real Madrid

Chapter 201: Chapter 74: If We Win, We’ll Face Manchester United!

After the reckless display by the young cyclist at the start of the season, he finally began to integrate into Real Madrid.

He was like a solitary and proud wolf, lying in wait for the perfect opportunity.

And at this moment, he finally found the perfect chance.

All eyes were on this genius as he lifted his foot, faced the goal, and with a perfectly timed shot, sent the ball into the net!

”It’s a goal!”

”It’s in!”

”1:2”

”Real Madrid has turned the score around!”

”Chen Zhong’s tackle inside the box.”

”Robinho seized a fleeting opportunity.”

”At the crucial moment, he calmly finished with a strike.”

In the stands, Alv’s fans, after their boos, felt a void inside; indeed, were they still unable to defeat Real Madrid? Even with the added magic curse.

Meanwhile, Real Madrid’s fans gathered together, bouncing, jumping!

They shouted, ”Hala Madrid!” ”CHEN!” ”Robinho!”

And across the globe, many Merengues finally showed smiles on their faces.

They were not only celebrating this victory but also because, after this victory, they once again led Barcelona by 5 points! They did not allow Barcelona to erase their lead within a month, erase!

Villarreal’s players had lost their fighting spirit.

Even though they were at home, even with the ”Andalusia devil’s home ground” curse, they had lost their will, and Real Madrid firmly controlled the rhythm of the game, completely limiting Villarreal for the remaining time.

But...

It wouldn’t end so quickly, the lads were just getting into it!

”The match is already in the 88th minute.”

”Real Madrid has thoroughly mastered the game’s rhythm.”

”Bringing on Chen Zhong was a crucial point to change the game’s course.”

As the commentator’s words echoed, many in reality or online also shouted, ”Great substitution,” to express their excitement.

Meanwhile, as Real Madrid’s supporters were excited, as some Villarreal and Barcelona fans still hoped for a miracle, wondering whether Villarreal could pull one back before the match ended.

Real Madrid showed them what ”wishful thinking” meant with their actions.

”Chen Zhong!”

”Pass, pass again, pass again, pass again.”

”Villarreal can do nothing to limit him.”

”Chen Zhong takes the ball again, I’m starting to feel sorry for Villarreal’s players.”

”Straight pass!”

”Very bold!”

”Soldado.”

”Pass again!”

”One-on-one! Robinho!”

The energetic Robinho was running very actively, and this time he did not collide with Van Nistelrooy due to overlapping runs, he received Soldado’s pass and slipped through Villarreal’s defense.

He successfully broke the offside trap, faced the advancing goalkeeper, and with a delicate chip, once again breached the opponent’s goal.

”It’s scored!”

”1:3”

”This seals the victory!”

”Chen Zhong’s organization, Soldado’s final pass.”

”Robinho finished it off.”

”This is Robinho’s 10th goal of the season.”

”His form is red hot!”

”With this match, Real Madrid thoroughly broke the Andalusian curse.”

The Villarreal fans booed to express their position, but soon ”extinguished,” while the smaller number of Real Madrid fans sparked one wave of momentum after another.

The final score was set at 1:3.

With this victory, Real Madrid once again widened the lead to 5 points.

Meanwhile, Barcelona lost 4:2 to Atletico Madrid, swallowing the bitter fruit of defeat at Calderon after eight consecutive unbeaten matches, leading some Real Madrid fans to mock Barcelona fans who earlier had said, ”The Four Devil’s Home Grounds aren’t really that tough.”

After Real Madrid replicated the feat of ”conquering the Four Devil’s Home Grounds” from 44 years ago, a portion of Barcelona fans mockingly said, ”I could do it too.”

However, now they’ve been proven wrong...

This season, they’ve hardly won at the Four Devil’s Home Grounds.

This time they were almost finished with 4:1.

At the post-match press conference, Schuster’s mood was initially good since they won the game, broke the curse, widened the point gap, and Soldado had also opened up, giving him another option up front.

However, upon hearing the reporters’ questions and wording, Schuster grew angry.

What does it mean Robinho picked up the goal?

What does it mean Raul’s goal had a suspicion of offside?

What does it mean the red card affected the game’s outcome, and that’s the secret to Real Madrid’s win?

In the local media’s view, Real Madrid got lucky in this match, the referee’s misjudgment was excessively harmful to Villarreal, and Beto’s red card was also over the top.

Finally, a local media reporter added a finishing touch: ”Mr. Schuster, what did you think of the referee tonight?”

Schuster glanced at this reporter and said, ”I won’t talk about the referee.”

”You’re quite unusual today; you usually love to comment on the referees.”

”Today I’m not interested.”

”Really not interested? Do you know where the referee is from?”

”I don’t have that information.” After answering the question, Schuster stood up and left; the reporter was seemingly mocking his previous claim that the referees were from Catalonia, implying that this was how Real Madrid won.