While the City players celebrated, Dawson's eyes drifted toward the City technical area after noticing some movement.
Pep was on his feet.
He'd left his seat and moved back to the coaching box, and now he was calling out to his players on the pitch.
His hands were moving in short, deliberate gestures.
It was the kind that meant something specific only to the people they were aimed at.
Dawson watched the City players for their reaction, trying to read what had changed, but he couldn't find anything obvious as the game restarted.
They moved the same way, pressed the same way, kept the ball the same way.
Whatever Pep had said, it hadn't caused any visible disruption in them, and that was what made him difficult.
His players absorbed instructions as they'd already been thinking the same thing.
Two minutes passed. Then five.
But Dawson still couldn't see it.
And that bothered him, because not seeing things wasn't something that happened to him often.
