Facing a fish-belly team but conceding the ball first, the situation seems familiar, and it can't help but make fans chant:

"Won't you play if you don't fall behind?"

The home fans in the stands were also agitated, venting their dissatisfaction.

"Fak!"

"Why do you always have to torture the hearts of fans over and over again?"

"Sheffield United fans special quick relief pill, always have it at home!"

"What kind of defense line is this??? My grandma can break through in a wheelchair!

"Seriously, boys! Don't let us down!

"Please, be a man!"

"Get down, I'll go up too!"

......

There were even some extreme fans who were dissatisfied with the team's performance and tried to storm the stadium, but were stopped by the security personnel.

But they still threw a mess of debris into the field.

What banana peels, cans, mineral water bottles, hamburgers...

There were even a few perverted female fans who threw used aunt towels into the stadium....

This really opened Jiang Chen's eyes, and he secretly shouted in his heart: The football hooligan really lives up to his name!

In Europe and especially England, there is a special group of fans, nicknamed: football hooligans.

Modern football was born in England, football hooligans were also born in England, and the most famous football hooligans in the world are English football hooligans.

It is said that the first football hooligans appeared in the 14th century, when teams were often sent to play between villages and towns in England, a group of people chasing a ball made of a pig's bladder, and all kinds of people in the village and town came to watch, they often insulted each other and caused group fights.

Both King Edward II and Edward III banned football for this reason, but with little success.

After the birth of modern football, the first violence caused by modern football hooligans appeared in 1885, three years before the history of the English football league.

In the match between Aston Villa and Preston, supporters of both sides fought in the arena and besieged the referee on the spot.

100 years later, British football hooligans created the most famous tragedy in modern football history - the Heysel tragedy!

On 29 May 1985, Liverpool from England and Juventus from Italy played the European Champions League final (note, not the European Cup.

At that time, the Champions League had not yet been restructured, and it was still a conference system.

The defending champions were already Europe's top powers, while Juventus had a much dismal record, but the team had the number one star in Europe, Platini.

The match started at 19:00 that night, but an hour before the match, there was a clash between the fans of both sides.

Many Liverpool fans were already drunk before the game, and when they arrived at the pitch, they took the lead and threw Molotov cocktails, bottles and stones at Juventus fans in the next stand.

Not to be outdone, Juventus fans also threw various debris at the opposite side.

As the match approached, the conflict between the two sides intensified.

Some Liverpool fans climbed over the fence between the stands and launched a melee attack on Juventus fans, and the fan viewing area was suddenly chaotic.

As more and more Liverpool fans poured in, eventually causing the guardrail to collapse as a whole, many neutral zone fans were crushed to the ground.

In the chaos, many neutral fans fled to the exit, causing a stampede and many fans died on the spot.

After the chaos, Juventus fans were unwilling to be bullied and wanted to settle accounts with Liverpool fans, but were blocked by riot police, and the two sides faced off for nearly two hours.

According to statistics, a total of 39 fans died in the tragedy, the vast majority of them Juventus fans, and more than 300 fans were injured.

Of the 39 people who died, 32 were from Italy (including two minors), four from Belgium, two from France and one from Northern Ireland.

That is, only one English fan died, and the rest were fans from other countries.

Although English football hooligans won fights, their teams lost on the field.

The match was postponed for an hour and Juventus won that year's European Cup with a 1-0 victory over Liverpool thanks to Platini's penalty.

The Heysel tragedy had serious consequences.

Because the then British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was reshaping Britain's image in Europe and cracking down on football hooligans, after the Heysel tragedy, under the leadership of Margaret Thatcher, the FA took the lead in punishing domestic teams when UEFA had not yet issued punishment measures.

The FA ordered that all English teams be banned indefinitely across Europe, and that English teams are not allowed to participate in any official matches in Europe except friendly matches.

Later, the ban was changed to 5 years, and Liverpool, as the participating team at the time, increased the ban by one year.

There was another episode after the tragedy.

Following Thatcher's death in 2013, both Liverpool and Manchester United refused to hold a moment of silence ahead of the start of the Premier League games that week after her death.

......

"It's a man, cheer me up!"

"What do the girls look like?"

"We still have a lot of time, sink our hearts and play well!!"

Although the head coach on the sidelines, Heggin Bertom, is about to be blown up, he is still boosting the morale of the team.

Sheffield United kicked off in the centre circle and the game continued.

Sheffield United, who conceded the ball first, began to instigate a ferocious counterattack, carrying the ball again and again and advancing outside the opponent's penalty area.

Bottom cross!

45 degree cross!

Cut in, cross!

Low flat ball cross!

......

Sheffield's shells into the box were cracked again and again, and they were slow to equalise.

In the 50th minute, Sheffield United attacked from the right flank and right winger Ryan Flynn cut inside with the ball.

After seeing that the inside cut line was blocked, he divided the ball to the right wingback Doyle on the sleeve.

Doyle dribbled the ball to the bottom line and swept the ball straight into front of the goal with a tackle.

In the chaos, Walsall centre-back Taundri cleared with his big foot and the ball flew straight into the midfield area.

But no one expected that this seemingly random solution was actually crooked and fell directly in front of the striker Grieg.

Grieg is 185cm tall, has a strong body, and his best position is the fulcrum center.

And he also gave full play to his advantages, did not hesitate after receiving the ball, directly kicked the ball, and gave the ball to his forward partner Markon.

Standing 173cm tall, Marken is flexible, extremely fast, and the small technique under his feet is also particularly skillful.

At this time, there was already a large open area in front of Markon, without a single defender.

Although the defenders of Sheffield United are desperately trying to catch up, the distance between the two sides is too far.

Markon burst into the box with the ball at high speed, and his sharp eyes were always looking for opportunities to get up and hit the goal.

In the Sheffield United penalty area, Walsall actually had a two-on-one numerical advantage.

Facing the lone goalkeeper Paul Smith, Marken deceived the goalkeeper with a fake shot and gently pushed the ball to Grieg in the middle.

Facing the empty goal, Grieg pushed into the net to open the gap again!

2:0！

Walsall, who started with two consecutive league defeats, burst into a shocking cold!

This goal was like a blow to the head, stunned all the Sheffield United players, their eyes were dim, and they didn't even understand how to lose the ball?

With forty minutes left in the game and 2-0 down at home, can the miracle of the Jedi turnaround happen again?

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