In the 2006 World Cup 1/4 final, Germany VS Argentina, Kahn gave Lehmann a mysterious note before the penalty shoot-out. What's on the note?

Regarding the magic of the note, Lehmann joked that although he was brave in the game against Argentina and blocked Ayala and Cambiaso's shots, he could only save one or two out of 20 penalty kicks in training.

It turned out that German goalkeeper coach Kopke gave Lehmann a secret note before the game, which listed the penalty habits of Argentine players. Lehmann would put the note into his socks every time before taking a penalty, and later became the focus of major German newspapers.

It is understood that the note reads as follows:

1. Riquelme, shot in the upper left corner.

2. Crespo, long-distance run-up shot to the right, short-distance run-up shot to the left.

3. Heinze, shot in the lower left corner.

4. Ayala, long pause, long-distance run-up shot to the right

5. Messi, shoot to the left

6. aimar, shoot to the left after a long pause.

7. Rodriguez, shoot to the left.