However, he didn't step on it ruthlessly - it was not that he was sympathetic, but because if the step was firm, Rong Guang would definitely fall to the ground with his ankle. It would be a foul by himself, and it is very likely that he would be sent off with a red card.

This does not conform to Pinto's aesthetic view.

He claimed to be a little move master because his small moves were angering the other party, and then made the other party angry and retaliated against him and was sent off by the red card, while he was safe and sound.

If you trap yourself in, it will not be a small move, but a naked foul.

It is something that Pinto disdained to use fouls to end the opponent's attack.

The secret of small actions lies in secret. If it is not secret and makes a big fuss, what kind of small actions are they considered?

So he just stepped on Rong Guang's ankle and quickly pulled it down, and even hung up.

With his rich experience, the degree of this action is just right.

It will affect Glory's movements, but it will never cause any serious damage to Glory.

He did this for the right foot of the support foot, and probably all the next movements would not be able to be connected.

The offense of that arrogant Chinese rookie will end here.

A chance to attack from St. Paul will also end here.

Sure enough, when he saw Rong Guang's body turning soft, he went forward.

At the same time, Pingto took back his feet, raised his hands to signal his innocence.
Chapter completed!