After receiving a short-range pass from Fabregas, Van Persie immediately backheeled the ball to the advancing Nasri.
The Frenchman took a touch the moment he received the ball, carrying it into the Birmingham penalty area.
Roger Johnson stood ready to face the attacking Frenchman, calling for Carr beside him to provide support.
But at that moment, Nasri feinted a pass, shaking off Roger Johnson, and passed the ball towards the far post of the goal.
Roger Johnson subconsciously turned his head to look, his face instantly turning pale.
Because in his vision, an Arsenal player wearing the number '13' suddenly burst out from the crowd – the culprit whose 'one goal and one assist' performance had put Birmingham behind!
And now... this devil-like man had appeared again in the most lethal position.
Birmingham goalkeeper Ben Foster moved his body the moment he saw Fly charging forward.
He believed that such a close-range, rushed shot would definitely hit him directly.
But Fly's next choice made his head explode!
Facing such a close-range shooting opportunity, Fly directly slid down sideways, and then gently poked the ball with his toe when it came over, causing the ball to make a 'parallel movement' less than half a meter in front of the goal line.
Ben Foster watched the ball slide past his eyes, but he was powerless...
Nasri advanced to the goal in time, and in a tussle with Roger Johnson, used his body to nudge the ball into the net.
Arsenal 3:1 Birmingham, extending their lead.
"GOOOOOOOOOAL!!!"
"Number 8, Nasri!!!"
"With an assist from Fly and a goal from Nasri, Arsenal scores another goal."
"At the end of the first half, Arsenal has changed the score to 3:1, and Arsène is getting closer and closer to his first League Cup title in his coaching career..."
After Birmingham restarted the game, the Main Referee immediately blew the whistle for the end of the first half.
Fly and Wilshere walked into the player tunnel, chatting and laughing.
There was basically no suspense left in this match... Arsenal had a man advantage and were leading Birmingham by two goals, how could they lose?
During the halftime break, Fly said to Wenger:
"Boss, this is my first final in my life, please don't substitute me off again."
Wenger smiled and nodded when he heard this, saying calmly:
"Don't worry... Fly, you will definitely be on the field for the entire final. I don't want another match similar to the one against Newcastle United at the beginning of this month."
After the second half began, Birmingham launched a wave of counterattacks.
However, they ultimately did not cause much trouble for Arsenal, and were all resolved one by one.
In the 50th minute of the match.
Craig Gardner was substituted off, and forward Martins was substituted on.
In the 53rd minute of the match.
Clichy committed a foul in a defensive play and was shown a yellow card by the Main Referee.
In the 69th minute of the match.
Van Persie fell to the ground in a clash and was slow to get up. Wenger was burning with anxiety seeing this.
He did not want his key player to get injured in a League Cup match.
Fortunately, after examination by the team doctor, it was found that Van Persie only had a minor injury and would recover after a few days of rest. Only then did Wenger breathe a sigh of relief.
Without much hesitation, Wenger substituted off the injured Van Persie and brought on the new signing, the Uruguayan Suarez.
Suarez greeted Fly as soon as he came on, with a very friendly expression...
"Boss, whatever you tell me to do later, I'll do it. I'll listen to you."
Looking at Suarez, who looked like a 'good boy' in front of him, Fly's expression couldn't help but seem a bit strange.
It must be said, the current Suarez was a little wolf disguised as a rabbit.
He looked very amiable, but in reality, he would bite!
However, Fly was still very satisfied with Suarez's attempt to pay his respects...
As expected of the player he personally recommended, he had good awareness.
"Alright, perform well, and I'll pass the ball to you then."
"Okay... Boss, don't worry, I will definitely seize the opportunity!"
It wasn't until the 70th minute of the match that Fly activated Gods Eye.
Since it was the final, Fly specifically delayed the activation time of Gods Eye.
This was to prevent any unexpected situations and keep a trump card in hand.
In the 73rd minute of the match.
After two consecutive passes with Fabregas, Wilshere saw Fly raise his hand again, and immediately understood, sending a through ball into the empty space in front of him.
Fly accelerated again, leaving Ridgewell behind, received the ball, took two steps forward, and then fired a powerful shot.
Jiranek did not cover back in time, resulting in Fly's entire shooting process being completely undisturbed.
The ball flew straight into the goal like a white lightning bolt, and Ben Foster, even with all his effort, could not stop it.
Fly completed a brace, and Arsenal led Birmingham 4:1 on aggregate!
The League Cup title had basically fallen to Arsenal...
"GOOOOOOOOOOAL!!!"
"It's that familiar man again, Fly scores another goal, helping Arsenal take a 4:1 big lead over Birmingham."
"Fly is just one step away from his first championship in his life..."
When Fly scored Arsenal's fourth goal of the match, sounds of worship immediately erupted from the stadium.
"Fly!!!"
"Fly!!!"
"World's Best!!!"
Fly ran to the stands where the Arsenal fans were, pointed to the championship trophy placed at the entrance of the player tunnel, and then pointed to the fans in front of him, signifying 'The trophy, is for you'.
As soon as this action was made, the Arsenal fans in the stadium screamed again.
As for the Birmingham fan section, apart from sparse boos, there was no sound left...
Suarez hugged Fly from behind and laughed heartily:
"Hahahahahaha... Boss, you're too strong, you've made the opponent look like idiots!"
Fly was not bothered by Suarez's deliberate attempt to gain favor, because only when his teammates chose to align with him could he, Fly, have the final say in the team and become the person with real influence.
This was entirely a good thing for him...
In the 77th minute of the match.
Wenger saw that the score was already 4:1, and with the team's anchor still on the field, he simply let loose, substituting off Clichy, who had already received a yellow card, and bringing on the right winger Walcott.
He immediately switched to a 3-4-3 formation, with only three defenders.
Birmingham coach Alex McLeish's face turned green when he saw this, feeling that he and his team had been humiliated.
And as soon as Wenger's substitution was completed, it immediately had an effect.
In the 78th minute of the match.
Sagna sent a long forward pass, the ball bypassed Birmingham's second defensive line, and dropped directly into the right attacking third.
Walcott displayed his'second fastest in football' speed, and Roger Johnson, who was marking him, was ruthlessly beaten.
After forcefully using his speed to get past Roger Johnson, Walcott immediately cut inside into the penalty area.
At this moment, there were only two center-backs in the Birmingham penalty area, Carr and Jiranek.
And Arsenal had three players in the penalty area: Walcott, who had the ball, the center forward Suarez, who had been waiting for a long time, and Fly, who had just used his speed to overpower Ridgewell.
Walcott looked up, and ultimately chose the safest option, passing the ball to the most capable person.
After receiving the ball, Fly dribbled horizontally, directly tearing apart the defense of Jiranek and Carr.
Facing Jiranek, who had been drawn away by him, Fly simply made a gentle push pass towards the area where he had just been standing, and the ball rolled past Jiranek's feet at a distance of twenty centimeters.
"Not good..."
Jiranek realized his defensive position was lost, so he quickly turned around to chase the ball.
But this close-range pass was simply impossible for a person to react to a second time.
Suarez, who had just been running in the opposite direction to Jiranek, was now standing in the defensive area where he had originally been. Facing Fly's gentle push pass, Suarez only made a slight adjustment, and gently pushed the ball with the inside of his foot along the direction it was rolling, completing a very clever first-time shot.
Ben Foster, facing Suarez's sudden shot, didn't even react, and could only watch as the goal was breached by Arsenal again.
5:1, Arsenal completely sealed the victory!
"GOOOOOOOOOOAL!!!"
"Number 1 Suarez!!!"
"The Uruguayan scored a goal in his very first match for Arsenal, what a surprise!"
"The Uruguayan forward wants to show the world that even coming to the world's top League, he can still perform remarkably."
"It seems now that Arsenal made a good signing in the winter transfer window."
"Robin van Persie, Luis Suarez, Arshavin, Walcott, Eden Hazard, Chamakh, Nicklas Bendtner..."
"Of course, and our most familiar Fly Adams, god... If we don't count carefully, we really don't know that the current Arsenal possesses such a wealth of attacking players."
"If we include Nasri, who can also play in the forward line, Arsenal's attack is truly star-studded."
"If we really have to count, Arsenal's current attack can be called the best in Europe and the world!"
"Even Barcelona and Real Madrid's attacking players are not as luxurious as Arsenal's."
"Now I understand why Arsenal's goal tally this season is the highest across all European top 5 leagues!"
"At the same time, Fly has put on a show of two goals and three assists, directly creating five goals in this match, truly showcasing individual heroism to the fullest!"
"Fly, participating in his first final, has already delivered such a dominant performance. Those who said Fly is a softie in big matches can rest easy..."
"For a cross-era superstar like him, there is no such thing as a match he can't play well!"
"As long as he wants to, he can deliver a dominant performance in any competition, against any opponent."
"Now, Fly is getting closer and closer to his first professional championship in his life... I believe this is just the beginning!"
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