Chinese Super League round 11, 8 matches. Six yellow cards were given to players who were procrastinating.
I don't know what, the Chinese Super League suddenly has a peerless divine skill ~ delaying time. I don't know which master taught it.
There are goalkeepers, there are foreign signings, there are former internationals. They began to stall for time.
The most exaggerated thing is that he began to delay time in the 47th minute of the game, and he was also drunk.
1. Beijing Guoan's Yu Dabao in the 94th minute of the game. The team leads 4:3. Deliberately dribbling the ball and refusing the opponent's serve to delay time. The brief amnesia of 40 minutes by the opposing goalkeeper Wu Yake was accompanied by vomiting and other symptoms. I really thought that a delay in time almost caused a vegetative person. At the same time, he was also shown a yellow card by referee Wang Di for insulting the opponent.
I don't know if most of the factory reset can be re-made.
2. Chengdu Rongcheng goalkeeper Zhang Yan, in the 90th minute of the game. The score is 0:0. Creeping on the ground refuses to serve. This stalls for time. Wu Lei thought that Zhang Yan was in a heat stroke coma and stepped forward to touch his head to check. As a result, Zhang Yan got off the donkey and rolled around. Of course, the referee Fu Ming did not spoil him, and directly warned with a yellow card.
To be honest, without this yellow card warning, Zhang Yan's game is a masterpiece, which is a pity.
3. Meizhou Hakka goalkeeper Cheng Yuelei, in the 47th minute of the game. When the team is 1 goal ahead, it starts to stall for time. Referee Diego is also vicious. A yellow card is sent directly. You start stalling for time in this half, and you are also drunk. This is also the earliest delay time of this round.
4. Henan goalkeeper Wang Guoming, in the 74th minute of the game. The team leads 2:1. There are also performances that stall for time. Referee Diego must still give a yellow card with a bowl of water.
5. Adrian of Henan, in the 95th minute of the game. When the team was 2-1 up, they also made a move to delay time in order to hold on to the victory. Referee Daigo thought that if you were not bad, this yellow card must be arranged. I never expected that this powerful Chinese Super League old fritters also began a humiliating trick.
6. Qingdao Manatee's goalkeeper Mou Pengfei, in the 82nd minute of the game. 0:0 on the field. Start planning to stall for time. Referee Wang Zheming was aware and directly showed a yellow card warning. Unfortunately, in the end, the team was killed by Wang Song in the 92nd minute. It's really a river of spring water going east, without mercy.