Football: He suffered a broken leg at the start of the game, but partnered with Haaland!

Late at night on June 11, in the press conference room of the Berlin Olympic Stadium.

Bayern Munich, covered in grass and bruises, narrowly defeated Eintracht Frankfurt 2-1 in the German Cup semi-final to secure their place in the final.

Head coach Flick sat behind the long table, his brow furrowed in a deep frown. He irritably pushed the microphone in front of him away, as if it were a ticking time bomb.

There were only a few scattered media personnel in the press area below the stage. They wore masks, held long lenses and recording devices, but their eyes revealed a lot of ill intent.

A reporter from the Munich Evening News fired the first shot: "Mr. Flick, there are still four rounds left in the league. Bayern is currently second due to a damn goal difference disadvantage. Won't this team's exhausting performance in two competitions allow Dortmund to steal the title?"

Flick took a deep breath, his voice barely concealing his anger: "Listen, we just battled Frankfurt for ninety minutes in a quagmire! Those guys played like they were in a gladiatorial arena! My players aren't machines of steel; their stamina is almost completely drained!"

He took a breath and continued his cold rant: "There are still four rounds left in the league. What has Dortmund been doing this week? They've been sunbathing and drinking coffee on the Blaker pitch! This schedule is hellish for us, but Bayern will never give up the fight for the top spot in the standings."

The reporter from Bild was completely unmoved by his rhetoric and immediately stood up to ask an even more crucial question:

"What about the Golden Boot race? That Norwegian beast has narrowed the gap with Roberto to just two goals in just half a season. Do you think Lewandowski will feel any pressure?"

This statement precisely hit Flick's minefield.

"Robert is the best finisher in all of Europe! Bar none!" Frick slammed his hands on the table, his voice vibrating through the microphone. "He doesn't need to prove anything to a fledgling young man. All of Bavaria will help him reclaim the honor that belongs to him!"

While Munich media outlets were bombarding the public with hype and issuing statements, Dortmund remained eerily quiet.

Veteran coach Favre decisively closed the main gate of the Blakel training ground, refusing all media harassment.

During his precious week-long break, he devoted himself entirely to helping the starting players recover from aging and fine-tuning the tactics.

The battle quickly escalated to June 13th, when the 31st round of the Bundesliga kicked off.

Borussia Dortmund will travel to face Fortuna Düsseldorf, who are mired in relegation trouble.

Relegation-threatened teams can be irrational when they go on a rampage. They're trying to disrupt the Hornets' rhythm with relentless, offensive fouls.

It was only ten minutes into the game.

Sun Yang received the ball in the center circle. Before he could even turn around, two opposing defenders slid in from the left and right!

Without even looking down, Sun Yang's left leg sank into the grass like a steel pillar made of cement.

"Bang!"

The sound of violent muscle collision was muffled.

The immense impact, enough to break a midfielder's leg, was reduced to a mere breeze thanks to the "Iron Leg" damage reduction mechanism's 50% reduction. Sun Yang not only didn't fall, but instead brazenly used the recoil from the collision to twist his waist and regain his footing!

At the same time, his mind was like a supercomputer with a God's-eye view.

Pirlo's long passes and vision are on full display, he's operating at full power! The heat map and the gaps in positioning are clearly visible throughout the field.

The instep of his right foot cuts directly into the bottom of the ball, launching an attack precisely where he points!

The ball spun a powerful backspin in mid-air, sending the ball flying with incredible precision over the heads of the two opposing center-backs.

In the attacking third, Haaland roared into action like a bulldozer, forcefully pushing past the defender with his shoulder and unleashing a powerful left-footed shot that blasted the ball and Haaland together through the net!

For a full ninety minutes, these relegation-threatened madmen sadly discovered that Dortmund's Asian midfielder, wearing the captain's armband and number 29, was like a wall of sighs that could only pass the ball.

They can't kick them, they can't knock them down, and they can't even block passing lanes.

Dortmund secured a comfortable 4-0 away victory, taking all three points with ease.

Haaland, who scored another goal in the second half, has now racked up a whopping 31 goals in the league's top scorer list!

A few hours later in the same round, Bayern Munich will host Borussia Mönchengladbach at home.

The terrible aftereffects of the German Cup semi-final have kicked in. The entire Bayern team's legs felt like lead, their retreat and movement were shockingly slow.

Borussia Mönchengladbach's counter-attacks were swift and deadly, turning the Allianz Arena into a sieve.

It wasn't until the 86th minute that Lewandowski, relying on his top striker instincts, managed to pounce on the loose ball amidst the chaos in the penalty area and score.

Bayern Munich narrowly escaped defeat, losing 2-1.

Lewandowski's goal tally has reached 32.

But the grueling schedule gave the Bavarians no chance to catch their breath. Three days later, on June 17th, the 32nd round followed immediately.

Borussia Dortmund return to their home ground in Westphalia to face Mainz.

In the locker room, Favre slammed his marker on the tactical board, yelling at the top of his lungs, "Play like mad! Widen that damn goal difference even further!"

Mainz was very sensible, retreating even further than Düsseldorf.

In the 30th minute, Sun Yang received the ball in the 30-meter danger zone in the attacking third, and the opposing team immediately surrounded him with three players, forming an impenetrable defensive encirclement.

Sun Yang feinted a step over the ball with his right foot, causing his entire body weight to shift dramatically to the left!

A highly deceptive feint! The center of gravity of three Mainz defenders shifted involuntarily.

In that fraction of a second of illusion, Sun Yang's right ankle suddenly unleashed terrifying power, and the ball was rapidly deflected to the right.

The Great Pendulum Force Mechanism! This devastating, self-destructive dribbling technique, supported by an iron-legged chassis, forcefully tore a half-meter-wide life channel through the gap between three bodies!

Without any unnecessary movements, Sun Yang delivered a low, straight pass.

Haaland, who had broken the offside trap, arrived just in time and slotted the ball into the far corner to score.

In the second half, Mainz were completely exhausted, and the game became a one-man show by Sun Yang.

He received the ball casually on the right flank, completely ignoring the penalty area, and twice used Modric's extremely flashy outside-of-the-foot pass!

The ball changed direction strangely in mid-air, drawing an irregular "S"-shaped parabola, each time just narrowly avoiding the goalkeeper's fingertips.

Inside the penalty area, the unstoppable Haaland, as if practicing headers, twice headed the ball into the net with a powerful header!

hat trick!

3 is better than 0!

When the referee blew the whistle, Haaland sprinted halfway across the field to Sun Yang, grabbed the assist master and hoisted him onto his broad shoulders, letting out a beast-like roar at the empty south stand!