切尔西两连胜却难见阿隆索真章，科莫客胜那不勒斯当真立得住吗？

切尔西...

Alonso is still getting to know his squad and still preaching his soccer. This could take a while, but the early enthusiasm will help him get buy-in.

A final thought on Martinez, who was thrown straight into the fray shortly after arriving from Aston Villa. Think of him as the final nail in the coffin of the \"model\" that limited Chelsea to young players, long contracts and furious player trading every summer. Alonso wasn't going to put up with it.

Como pass first real test against Napoli; are these guys for real?

科莫首过真正考验……

You can tell this isn't his first rodeo. Malaga were blown away inside half an hour; there is only so much you can learn about yourself in that situation. What they did learn was positive. The guys who came in -- Trent Alexander-Arnold, Antonio Rudiger, Eduardo Camavinga, Marc Cucurella, Brahim Díaz -- looked motivated and productive. Jude Bellingham is carrying his monster World Cup form into the club season. Kylian Mbappé and Vinicius are showing a willingness to work off the ball. But Mourinho has been around the block, and he knows that whether or not this setup is sustainable will be determined down the road, against more challenging opponents.

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and but no h2/h3 and no image placeholders. The output_format note says bodyHtml must preserve placeholders like , <视频1> if present — "位置可微调，不得删改重复". Since the source has no placeholders, I don't need to add them. But the SEO requirement says "正文有导语；至少 2 个 h2" — wait, that's from the system prompt general instructions: "SEO：title/summary/meta_kw 基于译文要点；正文有导语；至少 2 个 h2。" Hmm, but the output keys are only bodyHtml. The general instruction mentions title/summary/meta_kw but output_format only has bodyHtml. I'll focus on bodyHtml only, since that's what's requested. But I should include at least 2 h2 in the body? The chunk has two distinct items. I can use h2 headings for them. Also "正文有导语" — a lead-in. Since this is mid-article (segment 14 of 25), a full lead might be odd, but I can add a brief transitional lead connecting from the previous segment. Actually the instruction says "必须与上一段语义连贯，勿重复已写内容，勿重新开场" — the previous segment likely covered item 7's beginning (about PAOK's young players) and this chunk starts mid-item-7. So I should continue naturally. Hmm, the previous segment ending is shown as "..." (empty). So I don't know exactly what was written. The chunk starts with "Karetsas set up Serhou Guirassy's opener" — which is clearly mid-thought, continuing from a previous segment that likely introduced the young players. I should start by continuing that flow — maybe a short connective phrase like "具体到进球过程" or just translate starting with the facts. To be safe and coherent, I'll begin with something like "回到比赛本身：卡雷察斯送出助攻，帮助塞鲁·吉拉西首开纪录……" — a gentle continuation that doesn't re-open. Wait, but who is Karetsas here? Given Konstantelias is PAOK and the defense discussed is Dortmund's... Hmm, actually maybe this is PAOK vs Dortmund where PAOK lost 0-2? No — "Karetsas set up Serhou Guirassy's opener" means Karetsas assisted Guirassy. If Karetsas and Guirassy are teammates, and Dortmund's defense is praised... So Karetsas is at Dortmund? That contradicts real life (he's at Genk), but maybe this is a hypothetical/alternate universe, or maybe Marcotti wrote about a Dortmund match where Genk's Karetsas... no. Actually, wait. Could this be the Greek U21 or a friendly? Or maybe it's about "PAOK" playing Dortmund in Europa League and Karetsas... no, assist to Guirassy means same team. Alternatively — maybe it's Dortmund signing Karetsas on loan? In October 2025? Hmm, actually I recall Karetsas was linked with big clubs. I can't verify. The translation just needs to be faithful: "卡雷察斯助攻吉拉西首开纪录". I'll keep names transliterated: 卡雷察斯 (Karetsas), 塞鲁·吉拉西 (Serhou Guirassy), 科斯坦特利亚斯 (Konstantelias/Kostantelias), 尼科·施洛特贝克 (Nico Schlotterbeck), 萨穆埃莱·伊纳西奥 (Samuele Inácio) — hmm, actually "Inácio" might be "Inacio" a young player. There's "Samuele Inacio" — hmm, maybe it's a BVB talent? Actually there's "Samuele Inácio" hmm. I'll transliterate 萨穆埃莱·伊纳西奥. Cristian Chivu = 克里斯蒂安·基伏 (or 奇沃). Common Chinese: 基伏 (Chivu). Hakan Calhanoglou = 哈坎·恰尔汗奥卢 (standard Chinese for Çalhanoğlu). Cagliari = 卡利亚里. Inter = 国际米兰. xG = 预期进球 (xG). Opta = Opta(数据机构). "big chances" = 绝佳机会/重大机会. Note the source spells "Calhanoglou" and "Kostantelias" inconsistently — I'll use standard Chinese names: 恰尔汗奥卢, 科斯坦特利亚斯. Now the style requirements: 1. Length: pure text ≥ 898 characters (Chinese chars). The original is ~1057 chars (English chars though — "本段原文约 1057 字" — hmm, the English source is much shorter than 1057 characters? Let me count roughly: the body_html text... "Karetsas set up Serhou Guirassy's opener, while Konstantelias (with the help of a deflection) scored the second..." The English text is maybe 900-1000 characters including spaces. The chunk_meta says source_plain_chars: 1057. So the requirement is the rewritten Chinese plain text should be ≥ 898 characters. That's substantial — I need to expand/elaborate while staying faithful. The instruction says "忠实完整中译" and "禁止编造、删节、只做摘要" — but also the rewrite style means I can add connective tissue, explain context (why it matters), consistent with the persona (likes to explain "为何重要"). The "知乎长答" style naturally elaborates. I need ≥898 Chinese characters of body text. That's doable with faithful translation plus reasonable elaboration in the persona's voice (e.g., explaining what "single shot of any kind" means, what xG means briefly, why the Monday update matters). I must be careful not to fabricate facts, but explanatory glosses (e.g., "所谓'绝佳机会'，按Opta的口径，是指…") — hmm, I should be careful; I can gloss generally without inventing specifics. Actually explaining Opta's big chance definition: "通常指射门球员大概率直接面对球门得分的机会" — that's a standard definition, fine as a gloss. But to be safe, keep it brief. 2. At least 2 h2 headings. I can structure: - 导语 (brief

先说结论：对这场比赛，我个人并没有太过担心。看球这么多年，我的判断标准一直很简单——一支球队真正值得担心的时候，是它压根创造不出机会；而机会都创造出来了、只是没能转化为进球，那性质就轻得多，也更容易自愈。要知道，克里斯蒂安·齐沃麾下的这支国际米兰，上赛季可是整整轰进了 89 个联赛进球：这是 2021 年以来意甲单赛季的最高纪录，更是国米自 1951 年以来进攻火力最凶悍的一个赛季。这样一支球队，这次没能在卡利亚里身上延续进球潮，说白了不过是方差和随机性在作怪，属于足球世界里再正常不过的波动，犯不着上纲上线。

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当然，如果你真想为这场球找点值得焦虑的地方，那也不是没有：比赛尾声阶段，防线两次门户大开，把绝佳的得分机会拱手送给对手，最后还得靠何塞巴·马丁内斯挺身而出，把险情一一化解——这才是真正让人后背发凉的细节，比起不进球更值得敲响警钟。至于“临门一脚不够冷静”这件事，在我看来反而是最不用慌的一环：这支球队过去已经反复证明过自己的终结效率，而且眼下依然能稳定创造出高质量的射门机会。只要机会还在源源不断地来，进球迟早会回来，无非是时间早晚的问题罢了。换句话说，与其纠结这一场的比分，不如盯紧比赛内容——只要过程是对的，结果不过是时间问题。

and tags, no h2/h3, no image placeholders. Hmm, but output_format note says "bodyHtml 须保留原文中的 、<视频1> 等占位符（位置可微调，不得删改重复）" — but the source doesn't contain any <图N> placeholders. The original_image_count is 2, but no placeholders in the body. So maybe I shouldn't add any? "保留原文中的" — if there are none in the original, then nothing to preserve. Actually, hmm, the original_image_count: 2 suggests there were 2 images in the original article, but the body_html excerpt doesn't include placeholders. I'll not add placeholders since none exist in the given source. Actually, wait — should I? The note says placeholders "位置可微调，不得删改重复" — since there are none, I can't preserve them. I'll output without placeholders. That seems safest. Now, the numbered section "5. RB Leipzig look sharp in opener ... are they Bayern's biggest domestic challenger?" is in tags — in previous segments this was likely rendered as h2 or h3. Since the persona uses question-style subheadings, I should convert the section header into an

or keep as ? The instruction says "保留 h2/h3" — preserve h2/h3. The source uses . Hmm. The requirement "至少 2 个 h2" from system prompt... but that's for the whole article across segments presumably. To be safe and consistent with the persona (小标题可用问句), I could render the numbered section header as

. Actually, let me think: the segment title given in instruction is the article title. The body contains the tail of section 4 (about the 39-year-old scoring four) and section 5 (RB Leipzig). Given the rewrite style is "知乎长答译员" with question-style subheadings, I think converting the 5. RB Leipzig... into an

with a Chinese question-style heading would be appropriate. But the instruction says "保留 h2/h3 与 <图N>、<视频N> 占位符" — preserve h2/h3 and placeholders. The source has neither. But the system prompt says "至少 2 个 h2" — hmm, that's a general SEO requirement. For this chunk, maybe I should include at least the section heading as h2. Let me include one h2 for the Leipzig section. Should I also add an h2 for the first part? The first part is a continuation of a section about the player scoring four goals (section 4 presumably). Since it's a continuation mid-section, adding a new h2 might break continuity. Hmm. Actually, the general instructions say: "SEO：title/summary/meta_kw 基于译文要点；正文有导语；至少 2 个 h2。" But this is chunked output — only bodyHtml is output. The title/summary/meta_kw are handled elsewhere presumably. For the h2 count, across the whole 25 segments there should be at least 2 h2s total. In this segment, I can include one h2 for the Leipzig section. That's reasonable. But wait — should I add a heading for the first paragraph too? The first paragraph continues a thought from the previous segment (about a player's four-goal performance). The previous segment (17) likely covered the beginning of that player's section. Since I don't know its heading, I shouldn't invent a new one that might duplicate. I'll just continue the prose. Actually, hmm — but the persona instructions say "小标题可用问句" and the persona likes to explain "为何重要". The natural flow: continue the goal description, then h2 for Leipzig. Let me now translate carefully. Paragraph 1: "The pick of the bunch? Probably his third, when he somehow wiggled his way through the penalty area, the ball stuck to his foot, beating three opponents along the way before depositing it in the back of the net. It's the ninth time in this career that he has scored four in a single game, and somehow, I don't find that statistic surprising. He's 39 years old, folks ..." Translation with the persona (55+ 资深 feel but narrator persona is 27-35 male knowledge-type... wait, there's a conflict: 年轻层 says "资深·55岁以上" with 娓娓道来, "当年/如今" contrast, slow pace; 语气人格 says 27-35岁男性知识型答主. The instructions say these dimensions stack: 译员渠道 (知乎长答), 年轻层 (资深55+), 性格 (好奇探索), 语气 (青年男声·书卷). Hmm, "年轻层" is oddly named but the descriptor is 资深·55岁以上. So the voice should feel like a seasoned 55+ writer but with bookish, structured, question-asking style. I need to blend: 娓娓道来、条理清晰、书卷气、善用"当年/如今"对照、设问推进、不用网络热梗、不煽风。 Hmm, interesting combination. Let me aim for: a mature, unhurried, well-organized Chinese sports commentary, with rhetorical questions as subheadings, first-person reflective asides, and clear reasoning. Avoid internet slang. Use phrases like "说来有趣""不妨想想""诸位""依我看" etc. Translation of paragraph 1: "这一晚最漂亮的进球是哪一个？依我看，多半要数他的第三球：只见他在禁区内左躲右闪，皮球像粘在脚上一样，连过三名防守球员，最后从容推入网窝。" Hmm, "somehow wiggled his way through the penalty area" — 在禁区内辗转腾挪. "the ball stuck to his foot" — 球仿佛粘在他脚下. "beating three opponents along the way" — 一路过掉三名对手. "depositing it in the back of the net" — 把球送入网底. "It's the ninth time in this career that he has scored four in a single game, and somehow, I don't find that statistic surprising." — 这是他职业生涯里第九次在单场比赛中独中四元，说来也怪，这个数据竟没让我觉得意外。 "He's 39 years old, folks ..." — 各位，他今年已经39岁了…… Given the persona uses "当年/如今" contrast: "要知道，39岁这个年纪，当年的球员多半早已挂靴享受生活；如今他却还能……" Hmm, but I must be faithful and not add too much. A light touch of the persona's flavor is fine but shouldn't fabricate. The instruction allows style adaptation. I can add small connective flavor without changing facts. Let me be careful: 忠实完整, no fabrication of facts. Small rhetorical framing is okay. Paragraph 2 (section 5): "5. RB Leipzig look sharp in opener ... are they Bayern's biggest domestic challenger?" Translation: "五、莱比锡揭幕战状态火热……他们真能成为拜仁在国内的最大挑战者吗？" But with persona question-style: maybe "5. 莱比锡红牛首战亮相颇为抢眼——他们当真有资格做拜仁在国内的头号挑战者吗？" Keep the "5." numbering to preserve article structure. "It would be something else if they turn out to be." — 如果他们真能做到，那可就别有一番看头了。 4. Bruno Fernandes may be Man United's most important player since Bobby Charlton:". Since the previous chunk had "5." (Leipzig), this "4." might be a numbering quirk in the source, or maybe the sections aren't sequential. Actually wait — the instruction says "Keep the '5.' numbering to preserve article structure" for the previous chunk. For this chunk, the source itself says "4." — hmm, that's strange. It could be that the article is not in order, or the chunking scrambled things. But my job: translate faithfully. I should keep the numbering as in the source: "4." Hmm, but that would conflict with the previous "5." — but the instruction says preserve structure and don't alter. Actually, let me think: maybe the original article has sections numbered 1-10+, and chunk 19 contains end of section 5 and beginning of section... wait, section 4 after section 5? That doesn't make sense unless the article's sections are out of order in the excerpt, or the previous chunk was actually section 5 of a different ordering. Hmm, actually, maybe the article is a Marcotti "things we learned" piece where sections aren't strictly ordered, or the excerpt given to me just has "4." — I should translate what's given. The instruction for the previous chunk said keep "5." numbering. So for consistency I'll keep "4." as given? That would look weird: 5 then 4. But maybe the article itself is structured that way (Marcotti sometimes writes "4." after "5." if the ordering is thematic). Actually no — it's likely the article numbers are sequential and the previous chunk's section was actually numbered differently. But the meta says previous chunk ended with section 5 heading "五、莱比锡红牛首战亮相颇为抢眼……". Hmm. Wait, maybe I'm misreading. Perhaps the previous chunk (chunk 18) contained section 5's heading and first paragraph, and this chunk (19) continues section 5's second paragraph, then has the video placeholder, then section... the source body_html shows "4. Bruno Fernandes...". Since ESPN articles by Marcotti are like "Marcotti's Musings" or similar with numbered points, and the numbering in the actual article... Let me think about the actual ESPN article: "Chelsea win again, but this isn't Xabi Alonso ball yet; are Como for real?" — this sounds like a weekend review piece. The numbered points might be: 1. Chelsea..., 2. ..., 3. ..., 4. Bruno Fernandes..., 5. RB Leipzig..., etc. So actually section 4 comes before section 5! But the chunks are presented in order 18, 19... and chunk 18 ended with section 5's beginning? That seems like the chunking might be non-linear, OR the previous chunk's ending note is just showing what the translator wrote for chunk 18, which included the section 5 heading and first paragraph. Hmm wait, re-reading: "【上一段改写结尾（供衔接，勿复述）】" gives the previous chunk's ending: it includes "Paragraph 2 (section 5): ' 5. RB Leipzig look sharp in opener ... are they Bayern's biggest domestic challenger? '" — so chunk 18 contained the section 5 heading and presumably its first paragraph. Now chunk 19 starts with "But they have identity..." which continues section 5. Then section "4." follows. This is confusing but as a translator I just translate what's in front of me. The source clearly has "4." before the Bruno Fernandes section. Hmm, but that creates a numbering inconsistency in the final article (五 then 四). Unless... the actual ESPN article has the sections in this order and the numbers are as-is (maybe the article's numbering is intentionally non-sequential? Unlikely). Actually, you know what — it's possible the article is structured with numbered musings and the excerpt provided to the translation pipeline reordered them, or the article itself numbers sections and this is a snippet issue. My instructions: "忠实完整" (faithful and complete), "保留 h2/h3 与 <图N>、<视频N> 占位符". The safest approach: translate the section heading as given with its number "4." — hmm, but wait. Actually, maybe I should reconsider: perhaps in the actual article, this section is numbered differently and the "4." is accurate to the source. The instruction says keep numbering to preserve article structure. I'll keep "六、" if... no. Faithfulness says keep "4." Hmm. Let me reconsider. The previous chunk instruction said: 'Paragraph 2 (section 5): " 5. RB Leipzig look sharp in opener ... are they Bayern's biggest domestic challenger? " Translation: "五、莱比锡揭幕战状态火热……他们真能成为拜仁在国内的最大挑战者吗？"' — so the previous chunk translated the section heading as "五、...". If I now write "四、..." it would be out of order. But the source excerpt for THIS chunk literally has "4." — so in the original article, the Bruno Fernandes point is #4 and Leipzig is #5. That means the article's sections appear in order 4, 5 in the article... but chunk 18 had section 5's heading before chunk 19's continuation of section 5 and then section 4? That would mean the chunks are out of order, OR the article itself has section 5's full text before section 4? Hmm, actually wait. Let me re-read the previous chunk note: "Paragraph 2 (section 5): ' 5. RB Leipzig look sharp in opener ... are they Bayern's biggest domestic challenger? ' ... 'It would be something else if they turn out to be.' — 如果他们真能做到，那可就别有一番看头了。" So chunk 18's ending included the section 5 heading AND the sentence "It would be something else if they turn out to be." Hmm, wait — that sentence... where does it fit? In the current chunk, we have "But they have identity, youth and plenty of fizz in their side." Hmm, "It would be something else if they turn out to be" — that sounds like it comes AFTER discussing whether they're Bayern's challenger. So chunk 18 contained: section 5 heading, some text, ending with "It would be something else if they turn out to be." Then chunk 19 begins "But they have identity, youth and plenty of fizz in their side." — continuing section 5's discussion of Leipzig's squad. Hmm OK wait, but then the first paragraph of chunk 19 continues section 5, and then section 4 appears. So in the source article, the order might be: ... 5. Leipzig (multiple paragraphs) ... then 4? No wait — maybe the article has sections numbered 1-10 and the excerpt/pipeline scrambled, or maybe the article genuinely lists "4." after "5." because... hmm. Actually, let me look at the actual ESPN article. Title: "Chelsea win again, but this isn't Xabi Alonso ball yet; are Como for real?" by Gab Marcotti. This is likely from August 2025 (Premier League matchday 2, Chelsea won 2-0? Actually "Chelsea win again" — they beat... hmm). The article is "Marcotti's musings" style with numbered points. Points might include: 1. Chelsea..., 2. Liverpool?, 3. Como (are they for real?), 4. Bruno Fernandes/Man United, 5. RB Leipzig... Given the chunking is sequential (chunk 19 of 25), and chunk 18 ended with section 5's early text, chunk 19 continues section 5 and then hits section 4?? That can't be sequential in the source. UNLESS the source article itself has this order: maybe the article's points are not in numerical order (Marcotti sometimes writes thematically). OR the pipeline reordered. Hmm, actually there's another possibility: the article might have TWO parts (e.g., weekend review with points 1-5, then another set), or the numbering restarts. Or the "4." is a typo in the source. Given ambiguity, what's the best editorial choice? The instruction says "保持全文统一人称、时态、术语译名" and "小标题层级与全文大纲一致". The safest faithful approach: translate the bold heading as it appears: "4. 布鲁诺·费尔南德斯也许是查尔顿爵士以来曼联最重要的球员：" — keep the "4." Hmm, but that clashes with "五、" before it. Alternatively, I could keep the number as-is but note... no, I can't add editorial notes. Hmm. Actually, thinking about it more: many of these translation-pipeline tasks have source excerpts where the article's numbered points might genuinely be non-sequential in the excerpt because the excerpt skipped content. E.g., chunk 18 might have contained sections 5's heading but the article order could be: [chunk 18: section 5 heading + first para] [chunk 19: section 5 continuation + video + section 4 heading + first para]. If the article order were 4 then 5, chunk 18 would have had 4, not 5. So the article order is 5 then 4? That's weird but possible if... no. Wait, maybe I misread the chunk 18 note. It says "Paragraph 2 (section 5)" — meaning in chunk 18, the second paragraph was section 5's heading. And the note says the translation was "五、莱比锡揭幕战状态火热……他们真能成为拜仁在国内的最大挑战者吗？" and the last sentence "It would be something else if they turn out to be." — hmm, actually that sentence might belong to section 5's first paragraph: "...are they Bayern's biggest domestic challenger? ... It would be something else if they turn out to be." So section 5's first paragraph ends with that.

当然，你也可以反驳说，我这是被他的帽子戏法加助攻晃花了眼；你还可以说，这不过是主场迎战伊普斯维奇这种级别的对手罢了；至于曼联那场逆转，靠的也是对方球员滑倒送出的大礼，外加一粒按理说不该算数的进球。这些说法也许都有几分道理。但请不要忽略一个关键细节：正是B费把那只“比喻意义上的脚”结结实实地踩在了对手的脖子上，让对方彻底失去了重新爬回比赛的机会。什么叫掌控比赛？这就叫掌控比赛——不是顺风局里的锦上添花，而是在对手刚想抬起头的那一瞬间，一锤子把反扑的势头摁死。这种对比赛节奏的收割能力，恰恰是眼下这支曼联最稀缺的东西。

必须承认，卡里克手下的曼联，目前仍然是一件不折不扣的半成品：战术体系还在搭建，人员搭配还在试错，全队的默契更是无从谈起，前方等待他的挑战只会越来越大、越来越硬。在这样的背景下，队里能有一位像B费这样随时可以牵着全队往前走的核心，未必足以保证这个项目最终取得成功，但它至少能让整件事的难度直降好几个档次。有他在，年轻球员知道球该交给谁，关键时刻知道该看谁的背影；更衣室里那些看不见的暗流，也往往要靠一位镇得住场子的老队长来抚平。对卡里克而言，这意味着重建路上多了一根最粗的拐杖——拐杖不能代替你走路，但没有它，你可能连第一步都迈不出去。

三、菲利佩·路易斯与摩纳哥：帕里斯·布伦纳两球定乾坤，法甲榜首到手

再看另一边。摩纳哥主帅菲利佩·路易斯这一轮真得好好感谢一下20岁的德国小将帕里斯·布伦纳——正是这位年轻人包办了全场两粒进球，帮助球队2-0干净利落地拿下马赛，顺带把法甲榜首的位置也一并收入囊中。两粒进球里，第二球尤其值得反复回看：对抗中的身体运用、启动瞬间的爆发速度，还有那种“这球我进定了”的自信，全都写在处理球的一瞬间。尤其是那次内切回扣之后的脚下动作，冷静、细腻，完全不像一个刚满20岁的孩子该有的处理方式。

要知道，在今夏之前，布伦纳在顶级联赛获得的先发机会加起来不过三场，大赛经验薄得像一张纸。也正因如此，这个赛季完全有理由被看作属于他的“起飞赛季”：起点低、上限未知、机会就摆在眼前——一个年轻前锋所能拿到的剧本，差不多就是这一套了。顺着这个思路想下去，你甚至不免开始琢磨更深一层的问题：照这样踢下去，他未来在队内的定位，还会仅仅是福拉林·巴洛贡身后的替补吗？或者换一个更现实的角度来问——等到转会窗口关闭的那一刻，巴洛贡自己还会不会留在这支球队？摩纳哥的锋线格局，也许比外界想象的要更早迎来洗牌。对路易斯来说，这是幸福的烦恼；对巴洛贡来说，压力可就实打实地来了。

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2. Luciano Spalletti finds a way as Juventus wait for deadline day help: I guess that's why he makes the big bucks. Spalletti has figured out how to make lemons with his lemonade. Against a Parma side who park the bus as well as anyone, Spalletti took the pitch without three bona fide starters (Khephren Thuram, Weston McKennie and Kenan Yildiz) and while still waiting for reinforcements in the transfer market. He gave starts to Douglas Luiz and Jonathan David (in the No.10 role, no less), two guys you'd imagine he wished weren't there, and he kept faith with Randal Kolo Muani up front, despite his harsh words for him the previous week.

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先说尤文图斯这一场。当原有的安排迟迟不见成效时——要知道，帕尔马在比赛的前一个小时里，除了有一次偏出门框范围的射门之外，几乎没有任何像样的进攻威胁，可尤文这边却始终未能敲开对手的大门——主教练展现出了足够的魄力，果断换上尼科·冈萨雷斯这样一名边锋。有意思的是，据传这位球员此前同样早已收拾好了行李，只等一笔转会交易落袋。随后他干脆把冈萨雷斯推到中路，顶在最前面使用。

这一调整立竿见影：冈萨雷斯给球队注入了久违的直线性冲击、鲜明的个人气质，外加那一脚说来就来的远射功夫。要知道，在此之前尤文的进攻端多少有些雷声大雨点小，而最终正是他在一次折射的“帮忙”之下，为球队打破了僵局。紧接着，特恩·库普梅纳斯又在比赛尾声阶段锦上添花再入一球，尤文图斯就这样以2比0收下胜利。

平心而论，就眼下的局面而言，无论是阵容配置还是整体踢法，这支尤文都还处在一种“按兵不动、静观其变”的过渡状态：阵容没有定论，风格也仍在摸索，很多东西只能边打边看。但换个角度看，两轮联赛战罢，他们拿到的是实打实的6分，而不是可怜的2分——在一个漫长的赛季里，这两种开局之间的差距，往往会在赛季末被无限放大。而这一切，很大程度上都要归功于教练本人的临场决断与用人胆识。换句话说，分数先攥在手里，剩下的打磨完全可以慢慢来——对一支处在过渡期的球队来说，这或许就是最理想的节奏。

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1. Liverpool again forced to come from behind to grab 2-2 draw: The difference is that last week, it was Newcastle away. This week was Nottingham Forest at home and until eight minutes from time, they were headed to their first opening-day defeat at Anfield in more than 20 years. Unlike last week, Andoni Iraola didn't wheel out the stats (and for good reason, because Forest had a higher xG, 2.30 to 1.75, and more touches in the opposition box), and he admitted that the result wasn't good enough. They did look better after the break -- not hard, given they had just one shot on target and a cumulative xG of 0.36 in the first half -- and Florian Wirtz hd a very solid game, but this doesn't look like an Iraola team at all. Let's see what happens in the final hours of the transfer window, but right now I'm not sure how you can carry a 4-2-3-1 with those attacking fullbacks (Jeremie Frimpong and Milos Kerkez), Wirtz in the No.10 hole and Dominik Szoboszlai in midfield.