The full-back immediately drove forward as Sander Berge slid across to meet him, stepping out of Burnley's compact block right as Bennet slipped the ball inside.
Berge turned sharply to recover, but Carlo nudged the ball through the Burnley midfielder's legs without breaking stride and burst into the space beyond him, drawing a ripple from the stands as he ventured right into the space Berge had left by pressing towards the right flank.
"Beautiful football," the commentator said. "That is absolutely brilliant."
Carlo barely looked up before feeding the ball to Reyes.
The attacking midfielder, with his back to goal, let the pass roll right across his body instead of taking it first time.
For a moment it looked as though he'd misjudged it, but he spun after it, caught up in two strides and, with Burnley's midfield still trying to recover, cushioned it straight back into Carlo's path.
By then, Carlo was already running.
