Because the pressure on him was too great.
As a top goalkeeper, he must be a player with a big heart.
But today, he felt that his heart had reached the limit of its capacity.
Lu Yang had already pierced through the goal he guarded three times.
Moreover, he had shut out Rome's first four penalty shooters.
What does this mean?
In history, the number of players who can keep the opponent to only one goal in a five-penalty shootout is very few!
And if Ameluci doesn't score, then Lu Yang would create a miracle never seen before in the history of world football.
A five-penalty shutout miracle!
From a probability standpoint, the chance of all five penalty kicks not going in is only two percent. The probability is even lower when three or four of these penalties are saved by the goalkeeper!
But in fact, for various reasons, even though there have already been thousands of penalty kicks, the situation where all five penalty kicks don't go in has never occurred in an official match.
