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Chapter 0051 Defensive Counterattack and Victory

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Faced with Ye Ting's quick defense, the result for Hufflepuff was predictable.

Hufflepuff's chaser tried to break through the defense quickly, but was unsuccessful.

Facing Ye Ting, who was already coming to him at high speed, he had to force his shot from a long distance in a panic, trying to make a long shot.

But not everyone has the same long-range shooting ability as Ye Ting.

The Hufflepuff chaser obviously did not have enough arm strength to throw the ball with enough speed, and it was easily caught by the goalkeeper before it could enter.

Seeing this, Ye Ting immediately gestured to the goalkeeper, then turned his direction and accelerated towards the Hufflepuff goal.

The goalkeeper got the signal and threw the ball with all his strength towards Hufflepuff's side of the field.

As Hufflepuff's chasers were far away from their side of the field, they were entangled with their opponents in front of Ravenclaw's scoring area. As a result, they couldn't get back in time in the face of such a quick counterattack.

Ye Ting accurately caught the ball in the air, and then flew straight towards the direction of Hufflepuff's goal, forming a one-touch situation.

The Hufflepuff goalkeeper tried his best to defend, but the gap between him and his opponent was too big, so Ye Ting was able to score another goal easily.

"Eighty to zero--" Lee Jordan shouted.

The audience was in an uproar.

Even the three-man stare-down couldn't stop Ye Ting.

Who else could stop him?

After the goal, Ye Ting adjusted the team's tactics.

Although he was able to deal with the three-man stare-down, this tactic really disgusted him.

So, in the next game, it was as if the Ravenclaw team had changed, and their tactical style changed drastically.

Facing Hufflepuff's attack, Ravenclaw's chasers mainly blocked to slow down the opponent's speed, and only started to fight against the opponent when they reached their half of the field.

In addition, Ravenclaw always kept one ball chaser behind the Hufflepuff players.

It is worth mentioning that this time, Ye Ting did not act alone, but stayed with his teammates and maintained the formation to prevent him from being split up and surrounded by Hufflepuff again.

On Hufflepuff's side, Diggory tried to instruct his teammates to surround Ye Ting several times, but each time it ended due to the interception by other Ravenclaw players.

Faced with such tactics, Hufflepuff's offense was completely contained, and the players could not get up to speed, the scene was in chaos and the Quaffle ball was passed many times.

Finally, the Quaffle was caught in the hands of Ye Ting, and he threw the ball towards Hufflepuff's side of the field.

At this time, Roger, who was closest to the Hufflepuff's side of the field, also reacted and turned 180 degrees according to the strategy and flew towards Hufflepuff's goal.

Because Ye Ting controlled the force just right, the Quaffle flew right in front of him, and he caught the ball accurately, facing the Hufflepuff keeper with a single shot.

On the other side, Ravenclaw's beaters also came forward to entangle with Hufflepuff's beaters so that they could not interfere with Roger and the goalkeeper.

Currently, Hufflepuff's chasers were frantically on the defense, so Roger only had one chance to attack.

Three goals, and a two-thirds chance of scoring.

Roger pitched the ball out calmly.

The score was ninety to zero.

Roger successfully scored.

This is one of Ye Ting's tactics, defensive counterattack.

The battle that followed was one-sided.

Facing Ravenclaw's way of counter-attack tactics, Hufflepuff looked afraid and did not dare to attack with full force, so a three-on-two situation was formed by Ravenclaw on the offensive end.

In this situation, Ravenclaw put up another traditional Quidditch tactic – the Eagle Head Attack Formation – where three chasers formed a tight triangle formation to attack the opponent's formation, successfully splitting Hufflepuff's two chasers so that they could not pass the ball to each other, and then surrounded the ball carrier and made a smooth steal.

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Faced with Ravenclaw's endless tactics, Hufflepuff was completely overwhelmed.

Soon, the score broke through to one hundred and seventy to zero.

In desperation, Hufflepuff had to use their best strategy, the delaying tactic, to delay the game until Ravenclaw's players were exhausted, and then counterattack through physical advantage.

In the past games, they were able to beat Ravenclaw with this tactic.

However, this was also expected by Ye Ting.

After opening up a 150-point difference, Ravenclaw began to reduce flying and increase passing, the three chasers kept passing and pulling each other in the midfield, making the Hufflepuff players tired instead, and the Ravenclaw players managed to save their energy.

Overall, even if Diggory was more skilled and caught the golden snitch ahead of Cho Chang, he still couldn't save Hufflepuff from defeat.

In the end, Ravenclaw defeated Hufflepuff with a huge score of 270 – 160.

It was Ravenclaw's long-awaited victory, and the whole team was immersed in a sea of joy.

As the biggest contributor, Ye Ting was carried around the Quidditch pitch by his teammates. Knowing that most of the Ravenclaw team members were girls, their excitement was evident as they had the stamina to do such a thing after a fierce match.

After this battle, everyone in Hogwarts saw Ye Ting's strong abilities and his talent to produce top-quality tactics.

Ye's female fans, on the other hand, fanatically regarded him as a Quidditch superstar, believing that he will dominate the Quidditch World Cup in the future.