Yang Yang had won again!
As soon as the first leg of the Champions League quarterfinal had ended, France Team Report immediately pushed out a match review.
The review stated that Yang Yang had led Ajax to defeat Juventus in a crucial match.
"From this match, we could see Yang Yang's maturity in arranging his lineup and directing the game. Even Allegri, an experienced coach with a steady coaching style, had been unable to gain the slightest advantage from him."
"This also showed us that Solskjær's elimination at Yang Yang's hands in the Round of 16 had been anything but unjust."
France Team Report devoted extensive space to an in-depth analysis of the match, especially the lineups and on-the-spot management of both teams, comparing the strategies of Yang Yang and Allegri.
"Just as when facing Manchester United, Yang Yang knew perfectly well that he was at a disadvantage. Ajax were the weaker side."
"Professional football is like a war. On the battlefield, the weaker side has no choice. They certainly cannot win through a head-on clash. At the critical moment between life and death, they can only take a gamble. If they gamble correctly, they win. Only by taking an unconventional path do they have a chance of defeating their enemy!"
"So, from facing Bayern Munich in the group stage, to facing Manchester United in the knockout rounds, and now facing Juventus, Yang Yang had always won through surprise. At crucial moments, he calmly seized those fleeting opportunities, as if he were especially skilled at capturing fatal openings on the pitch."
"Juventus are a typical Italian team: composed and solid, never making mistakes easily, with no particularly obvious weaknesses or shortcomings. That made any team attempting to confront Juventus head-on feel extremely troubled."
"Yang Yang knew very clearly that in