"COME ON, SCHALKE!"
"45 MINUTES LEFT! DON'T LET THOSE BASTARDS GET YOU!"
"KILL THEM! KILL THEM! KILL THEM!"
The moment the referee blew the whistle, all the people in the stands roared. When they were winning so beautifully like this, even the 15-minute break earlier seemed to be so long, so the moment the referee started the game, the enthusiasm that they had been holding back during that break finally burst like a bubble.
Little did they remember, though, that besides the two goals that Schalke II created in the first half, they played super passively, waiting on the back until the opponent made a mistake. This time, they didn't intend to change their approach, just letting Dortmund take over the tempo.
Of course, the opponent was more than happy to do so. They needed a goal so desperately right now, and having most of the possession would make everything easier for their side.
Soon enough, the first collision of the second half finally appeared.
