"Götze's departure had far too great an impact on Borussia Dortmund!"
"From the first half, it wasn't hard to see that Klopp truly had no cards left to play."
"Błaszczykowski put in several extremely impressive performances as a substitute last season on the right."
"But so far, Błaszczykowski was clearly not in the same league as Götze."
"Klopp should make some personnel adjustments in the second half."
"They were already three goals down. Honestly, the chances of coming back in this match weren't high."
"Instead of that, he might as well give Su Bai more time and let him get used to facing strong teams!"
In the livestream, Huang Jianxiang said this as he watched the players from both sides slowly emerge from the tunnel.
[Haha, Teacher Huang, are you saying being three goals down means they've definitely lost? Have you forgotten the Miracle of Istanbul?]
[Hmph, a miracle is called a miracle precisely because it happens so rarely!]
[That kid named Su Bai is just here for sightseeing. But who knows? If Dortmund concede a few more, Klopp might give that Su-whatever guy a few minutes to touch the ball and take some photos, considering the money!]
Just as everyone was wondering how Borussia Dortmund would alter their formation in the second half, something unexpected happened.
A stadium staff member actually walked to the sideline holding up the substitution board.
Number 19 off, number 45 on!
This...
All the Borussia Dortmund fans in the stands were confused.
Number 45?
Borussia Dortmund didn't even have a number 45!
Where had number 45 come from?
Very soon, everyone saw the number 45 standing on the pitch!
Black hair, sharply defined features.
Th-that guy was Asian?
Korean?
Japanese?
Quite a few fans began complaining about Klopp.
In a situation