The God of Football Starts With Passive Skills

Using the momentum from his sprint, Wang Shuo leaped higher than both of them and headed the ball straight at the goal, blasting it into Hannover 96’s net.

"They’ve turned it around!!!"

"My God, just four minutes after coming on as a substitute, Wang Shuo scores again!"

"A brace!"

"2-1! Dortmund have completed the comeback!"

"My God, this is just unbelievable!"

"Wang Shuo is truly living up to his reputation as Dortmund’s goal machine. The moment he stepped on the pitch, Dortmund’s offense came alive!"

The coaching staff on the sidelines was also ecstatic.

Buvac charged out of the technical area, sprinting wildly in celebration.

Klopp, meanwhile, ran over to the visiting team’s technical area and pumped his fists relentlessly.

He grew even more animated when he saw the utterly dejected look on Slomka’s face.

’Damn you! Go on, get cocky now!’

’I dare you! Try it again!’

But what no one could have possibly expected was that just two minutes after Wang Shuo’s goal, in the 66th minute, Dortmund won the ball back again, just inside their own half near the center circle.

Gundogan collected the ball and lofted a precise long pass over the top of the defense, sending it toward the large penalty area.

Wang Shuo charged forward at top speed. Using his superior pace, he blazed down the pitch, blowing past Haji and Bogatetz to reach the ball before anyone else. He arrived at the Arc Top District and brought the ball down with a single touch.

Facing the goalkeeper, who had already charged out past the six-yard box, Wang Shuo performed a step-over that sent the keeper the wrong way, then calmly slotted the ball into the empty net.

"GOALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!"

"A hat-trick!!!"

"My God, Dortmund have gone absolutely wild!"

"Wang Shuo! Wang Shuo, the substitute! In just four minutes, with three shots, he’s completed a hat-trick!"

"This is simply unbelievable!"

"We’re running out of words to describe this!"

"All I can say now is, Wang Shuo, we bow down to you!"

Goalkeeper Frohmlowitz furiously pounded the turf.

He was clearly furious that the defense in front of him had been torn apart so easily.

Three goals conceded in just a few minutes!

Was Hannover 96’s defensive line made of paper?

The entire Westfalen Stadium had gone absolutely berserk!

Even the most ardent Dortmund fans, those with the utmost faith in Wang Shuo, could never have imagined he would complete a hat-trick in such a short time after coming on as a substitute.

Klopp was even more ecstatic, raising both fists high and roaring with all his might.

"The official time is in! Wang Shuo’s hat-trick has broken the record for the fastest in Bundesliga history, a record set in 1991 by Duisburg striker Tennis in a match against Karlsruhe."

"From his first goal to his third, it only took Wang Shuo three minutes and seven seconds!"

...

Hannover 96 was completely shell-shocked.

Dortmund, meanwhile, pressed with ferocious intensity.

Especially since, as Wang Shuo had just said, Klopp was furious with Slomka.

So the players were all fighting desperately.

In the 68th minute, Dortmund pressed in midfield. Antonio Da Silva launched into a ferocious sliding tackle, sending the ball straight to Piszczek on the right wing.

Piszczek drove forward with the ball. After entering Hannover 96’s final third, he glanced towards the middle and immediately whipped in a cross.

The cross flew from the right wing into the center of the penalty area, landing perfectly between the penalty spot and the six-yard box.

Wang Shuo darted forward, getting in front of the two center-backs, Bogatetz and Haji, and beating the charging goalkeeper Frohmlowitz to the ball. With a deft first-time shot, he once again sent the ball into Hannover 96’s goal.

"He’s scored again!!!"

"That’s his fourth!"

"That’s his fourth goal already!!"

"Wang Shuo has completed a four-goal haul after coming on as a sub!!"

"This must have broken the record for the fastest four-goal haul in Bundesliga history."

"Because before tonight’s match, the record for the fastest four-goal haul in the Bundesliga was set in the 04/05 season by Bulgarian player Martin Petkov, who was playing for VfL Wolfsburg at the time."

"It took him a full 17 minutes."

"Interestingly, Petkov also scored his in the second half."

"But Wang Shuo scored his four goals in what I’d estimate to be just five minutes!"

"The official time is in—five minutes and 17 seconds!"

"Wang Shuo has gone absolutely berserk!"

...

By this point, the match had spun completely out of control.

Hannover 96 was in total disarray, while Dortmund had entered a state of pure frenzy.

The roar of the more than 80,000 fans, in particular, was enough to make the players on the pitch feel hot-headed with excitement.

Then, in the 72nd minute, after winning the ball near the halfway line, Dortmund once again launched a long pass forward.

It came from Gundogan yet again.

The man’s long passes were incredibly dangerous.

Schmelzer sprinted up the left flank, chasing down Gundogan’s pass.

After catching up to the bouncing ball on the left side of the penalty area, he hit an easy cross into the center with his left foot.

Wang Shuo surged forward at top speed, beat Haji to the spot, and easily tapped the ball into Hannover 96’s goal yet again.

5-1!

"Five Sons Achieve Scholarly Success!"

This time, Wang Shuo truly couldn’t contain himself.

He spun around and took off, sprinting wildly toward the South Stand behind the goal to celebrate with the fans.

When he reached the front of the stand and raised his arms high, roaring at the supporters, they all rushed madly toward the edge, some looking like they wanted to jump down onto the pitch.

The police maintaining order on-site formed a human wall, keeping all the fans in the seating area and preventing them from getting near the pitch.