Soon enough, all the players were ready. This time, Schalke kicked off, with Paciencia and Mark Uth ready in front of the ball.
The referee glanced at his watch for a moment, then got a subtle nod from all his assistants…
FWEEE!
The whistle was finally blown, and Schalke didn't hesitate to go for their usual scheme. This was something that Frohling started to do at the latest stage of the last season, and since the man saw the great effect in it, he put this scheme into one of the team's arsenals, hoping that it could provide another chance for the team.
The scheme was, of course, none other than the Blitzkrieg attack.
However, this time, there was no Morita or Ozan Kabak who could send a long ball properly, so now, the role somehow shifted to Higo, whose Hail Mary pass was still decent enough compared to the others.
