They Were All Fooled!

After the sides switched ends for the second half, everyone clearly noticed the changes in Real Madrid.

Real Madrid still had possession, but the team's attacks were now concentrated almost entirely down the left.

Led by Yang Yang, with Marcelo and Sneijder providing support, the three players roamed almost exclusively on the left, applying tremendous pressure to Inter Milan's right-side defense from the very start of the second half.

Both Yang Yang and Marcelo were the type of players who were fast, individually gifted, and capable of dribbling past opponents and driving forward.

Yang Yang alone could draw the attention of Maicon and Zanetti, while Marcelo's late runs were sudden and unpredictable. The combination of just those two Real Madrid players on the left flank gave Inter Milan's defense a terrible time.

With Sneijder added to the mix, and Ibrahimovic frequently drifting toward that side inside the penalty area, Inter Milan's defenders found themselves struggling to cope.

But Inter Milan was still Inter Milan. If they could be breached that easily, the team would never have held out in the first half.

Although Real Madrid's fierce attacks created chances again and again, they posed almost no real threat and could be said to have achieved nothing.

It seemed that the overall situation had continued from the first half. At most, Real Madrid had simply placed all their attacking bets on Yang Yang's left flank.

That was understandable. Judging from the past, Yang Yang's side had always been Real Madrid's Pillar of the Sea.

When Real Madrid launched a fierce attack down the left, Mourinho had no choice but to make adjustments.

Not only did Zanetti move over to provide support, but Cambiasso also shifted toward that side as a whole. Samuel's position inside the penalty area moved over as well,