Seven Crowns

After using the free kick (primary) skill once, Lu Wenbin's skill entered a 90-minute cooldown and could no longer be used.

Then, Lu Wenbin began to try to use his shooting skills to hit free kicks.

However, although he can occasionally score goals, his success rate is much lower. Lu Wenbin hit a total of 20 free kicks from outside the penalty area and only scored three goals.

This is still under the premise of no goalkeeper. If there is a goalkeeper, Lu Wenbin may not be able to enter.

If you want to take free kicks by yourself without using the system's free kick skills in the game, it is still far from practical application!

You can't practice free kicks all the time, or your body won't be able to take it.

In the next time, Lu Wenbin began to practice other items, and then every 90 minutes after the skill cooldown time, he would shoot a special skill free kick, and learn by watching the system to use the skills.

By the afternoon, Lu Wenbin's own free-kick skills had improved, and 10 shots had already hit the goal frame two or three times, and the progress was not bad.

On February 12, after the team resumed training, Lu Wenbin also began to practice free kicks in training, which attracted the attention of the coach and teammates.

In everyone's observation, although Lu Wenbin's shooting skills in the penalty area are good, the level of free kick shooting after leaving the penalty area and adding a human wall is not very good, and can only be said to be average.

However, in these relatively ordinary free kick training, Lu Wenbin occasionally shot a high-quality free kick shot: either a goal from a dead corner or a dangerous and dangerous rubbing the goal post and flying out of bounds.

In general, Lu Wenbin's free-kick level looks pretty good.

In fact, no one knows that Lu Wenbin's occasional good shots were actually played by Lu Wenbin with system skills after the cooldown time exceeded 90 minutes.

However, as long as he can occasionally hit a kick, Ralph Rannick is quite moved.

The scoring rate of free kicks is not high. Even a world-famous free-kick master like Beckham has a free-kick scoring rate of less than 10%, let alone others.

Some players with a free-kick scoring rate of more than 10%, or even 20%, just have a small number of free throws and do not reflect the probability of big data.

It is not bad for a player at the Bundesliga level to occasionally hit a free kick that goes straight to the dead corner and the goalkeeper can't even save.

So, on February 16, the day before the 20th round of the Bundesliga, Ralph Rangnick added Lu Wenbin to the team's future free-kick candidates in the team's regular tactical meeting, ranking 23rd. No. 4 Sejed Salihovic, No. 33 Carlos Eduardo and No. 22 Francisco Copado.

If the first three people are not present, or when they are present but do not want to take a free kick, Lu Wenbin can take the penalty.

Not only free kicks, but according to Lu Wenbin's accuracy in hitting the goal in the penalty area, Ralph also listed Lu Wenbin as the team's second penalty shooter in future games, after captain Sejed Salihovic.

This is not because Salihovic has a higher penalty rate than Lu Wenbin, but a seniority issue.

Salihovic is the captain after all, and Lu Wenbin's time in the first team is too short. Being able to become the second penalty shooter is already very important to Ralph.

After determining Lu Wenbin's free kick and penalty kick status in the team, Hoffenheim ushered in the 20th round of the 2007/2008 Bundesliga League away game against Munich 1860.

At 14:00 on February 17th, the match of Munich 1860 VS Hoffenheim officially started.

In this game, Ralph performed a certain rotation, and the defender and the attacking midfielder were replaced by one person.

Carlos Eduardo has one rest,

The double front midfielder is partnered by captain Salihovic and No. 22 Francisco Copado.

Despite the rotation, Hoffenheim's determination to stick to attacking football hasn't changed. Even on the road, their formation is still 433, and they are still attacking from the beginning.

However, it is true that there are more difficulties facing away than at home. The unfamiliarity of the venue, the boos and noise of the home fans, etc., will definitely have a certain impact on the players of the away team, and the performance is not as good as the home court.

In addition, the strength of Munich 1860 is not weak, although Hoffenheim pulled up the momentum to press the attack, but it has not been able to score a goal.

Although there were several chances for free kicks in the game, they were all taken by Salihovic or Copado, and Lu Wenbin did not get the opportunity to take free kicks.

In the ordinary attack, Lu Wenbin was regarded as a major threat by the opponent because of his excellent performance in the first two league games, and he focused on marking.

In the Bundesliga level game, Lu Wenbin's body is not very good, and he is weak in running without the ball, which has caused him to not get any good chances to hit the goal in this game.

Even if he got the ball, he was not in an unguarded space and could not get in under the interference of the opposing defender.

Of course, Munich 1860 was firmly suppressed by Hoffenheim's attack and never scored.

The occasional counter-attack was either saved by Hoffenheim's keeper Daniel Haas, or missed by a defender.

Until the 88th minute of the second half, the score was still 0-0.

Just when everyone thought the game was going to end in a draw, in the 89th minute of the game, Hoffenheim's right winger Chinedu Obasi took the ball and cut in from the flank and prepared on the right outside the penalty area. He was knocked to the ground by the Munich defender when he kicked to hit the door.

The referee immediately blew the whistle and awarded Hoffenheim a free kick to the right outside the top of the penalty area, about 26 meters away from the goal.

This is a fairly well-positioned free kick, the angle and distance are very moderate, and it is most suitable for hitting the goal directly.

In this game, Lu Wenbin's free kick special skills have not been used!

If this game ends in a draw, Lu Wenbin will have neither scoring or assisting experience nor winning experience, and the game will gain nothing.

So, just when Salihovic put the ball on the penalty spot and was about to take a penalty back, Lu Wenbin walked over and whispered to Salihovic, "Captain, how about letting me try this ball?"

Salihovic thought about it for a while, and felt that Lu Wenbin's free-kick skills in training were not bad. Lu Wenbin had never been freed in this game, so it would be okay to give him a try.

So, Salihovic nodded and said, "Okay, you take the penalty for this ball, do you want me to cover for you?"

Lu Wenbin shook his head and said, "Thank you, Captain, you don't need to take cover."

Salihovic nodded, then walked away and went to the penalty area to grab some points.

In case Lu Wenbin didn't score or go out of bounds, the teammates could still look for opportunities for supplementary shots in the penalty area.