A few thousand Chelsea supporters had started leaning forward in their seats, watching what would unfold next.
But watching that unfold, it felt like Leo had reached a dead end.
Moises Caicedo came next, bidding his time unlike the other players who had reacted to Leo instead of waiting for him to react.
There was no rush.
Just the position of a midfielder who understood exactly how dangerous one wrong step could be, but Leo knew he didn't have that time.
He'd gotten away, but he knew that the two were now possibly on him, and for a moment it looked like he'd trapped him.
"A pass any time now," the commentary called sharply as it seemed like the duo hadn't moved for ages, but in truth, only a second had passed.
That was how tuned in both players were, but that was also something that could be used against you.
Tuning in to one thing, so much so that you miss the whole picture.
And that was exactly what Leo avoided.
