"Jack Wilshere's sudden through ball, oh my god... the football passed over Barcelona's entire defense and dropped into Barcelona's backfield."
"Fly, he's accelerating... God Jesus! The poor Brazilian was instantly left behind on the moon by him."
"Gerard Piqué, he is facing Fly the cheetah alone, can he stop Fly?"
"Oh no... Espanyol was directly knocked down by Fly during a high-speed sprint physical confrontation with Fly, this is simply unbelievable!"
"Oh my god... Fly got the ball, a one-on-one, a super big one-on-one almost from midfield!"
"There is only one Barcelona player in front of him, and that is the goalkeeper Valdés!"
"Could it be... that Fly is going to completely finish off the opponent in this match?"
While sprinting towards the landing spot of the football at the same time as Piqué, the latter could visibly see that he was no match for Fly.
So he directly pressed his body against Fly, wanting to use his strong body to shove Fly down.
But after multiple enhancements, Fly's physical confrontation ability was no longer what it used to be...
Although he couldn't compare to those monsters with a FIFA'Strength' rating of 95+.
Competing against Piqué, a defender whose physical confrontation isn't particularly outstanding, was still fine...
Especially this time, the physical confrontation was not a static confrontation, but one that occurred while both sides were in a state of high-speed sprinting.
In this situation, Fly was almost invincible...
Relying on his unparalleled explosiveness and super speed, Fly would have an advantage in physical confrontations while sprinting at high speed.
Furthermore, Piqué did not expect the seemingly not-so-strong Fly to be so capable of holding his ground. For a moment, his lack of attention directly caused the Espanyol defender to lose his balance, stumble, and fall to the ground...
After Piqué was knocked over, the Barcelona fans in the stadium instantly erupted in extremely fierce boos.
Because after Fly carried Piqué over, Barcelona, with no defenders left besides the goalkeeper, had an empty backfield.
Fly was essentially in a one-on-one situation, a super big one-on-one, from a distance of about 45 meters from the goal!
The local Camp Nou fans watching the match from an overhead perspective naturally realized that Fly had a very good scoring opportunity.
There are now less than two minutes left in the match, and Barcelona was already trailing by one goal.
If Fly scored this super big one-on-one, Barcelona would directly trail by two goals.
Trailing by two goals with one minute left in the match is equivalent to a "death sentence."
Even if the Manchester United team that performed the Camp Nou miracle in 98-99 were put here, they would be powerless...
Because the situation during the Camp Nou miracle was that Manchester United was trailing by two goals in the last three minutes, not one minute!
Trailing by two goals in three minutes indeed offers a theoretical chance to catch up...
But trailing by two goals in one minute, there isn't even a theoretical possibility!
Because the series of actions including scoring the goal + retrieving the ball and running back to the center circle + both teams' players taking their positions + the Main Referee blowing the whistle for the restart + snatching the football from the opponent's feet + scoring the goal, would take more than one minute!
Putting everything else aside, if the opposing players just don't let the home team's players retrieve the football from the goal immediately, and slightly delay until the restart, that would also be after one minute.
In other words, in this situation, as soon as the Main Referee blows the whistle for the restart, the whistle for the end of the match will immediately follow.
It was precisely because of this theoretically impossible feat that the Barcelona fans in the stands booed Fly wildly as he chased down the football for a big one-on-one opportunity.
However, Fly now only had the football and the goal in his eyes. All external sounds were physiologically blocked out by him...
Looking at Valdés, who was forced to come out, Fly adjusted his steps, and his left and right legs suddenly crossed back and forth over the ball, causing his body to also sway from side to side, resembling a pendulum.
This familiar scene instantly dropped the jaws of the fans in the stadium and the viewers watching the live broadcast of the match.
"Oh my god... this move, this is..."
Before Peter could finish speaking, han chimed in:
"The pendulum dribble, this is the alien Ronaldo's pendulum dribble!"
"It's hard to imagine, Fly actually used the pendulum dribble in this situation, unbelievable..."
"You know, ever since Ronaldo's knee injury, no one has ever used the 'pendulum dribble' again."
"I never thought that today at Camp Nou, I would be able to witness this memorable scene with my own eyes, it is truly a fortunate event in life!"
After hearing han finish speaking, Peter took a deep breath and then said:
"Contrary to everyone's expectations, Fly also knows the pendulum dribble. This has never appeared in his previous matches. It seems we still haven't seen through Fly at all. No one knows what else he can do, no one knows where his limit is..."
The scene of Fly using the pendulum dribble also sparked widespread discussion among fans.
However, Fly didn't care about any of this. He was only thinking about getting past Valdés and then sending the ball into the opponent's goal to completely kill the game.
Facing Fly's pendulum sway, Valdés felt his scalp tingle... His brain spun wildly but couldn't keep up with Fly's footwork.
Ultimately, just like the goalkeepers who were faked out by Ronaldo, Valdés also lost his balance in his repeated left and right guesses and sat down on the ground.
After faking out Valdés, Fly easily dribbled past him, then gently pushed the ball with the inside of his foot. Under Newton's watchful eye, the football rolled into the goal without any surprise.
5:7, following Messi, Fly also completed a hat-trick in this match, increasing Arsenal's goal tally in this match to 5.
The aggregate score over two legs reached 11:10, with Arsenal leading by one goal.
Due to having more away goals, for Barcelona to achieve a comeback, they would have to score two goals and concede none in the remaining time of the match...
But just by looking at the time on the big screen, 93:25, only 35 seconds away from the 4 minutes of injury time.
Everyone knows that Barcelona is completely finished in this match, with no possibility of a comeback...
Football is not basketball; there is no concept of stopping the clock. 35 seconds in the basketball world can produce miracles like the McGrady moment.
But in the football world, at most, it's only enough to score one goal.
Scoring two goals in this amount of time is impossible...
For a moment, the nearly 100,000 Barcelona fans in the stadium fell completely silent.
Because they knew that in this match, they had ultimately lost...
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