Honestly, Higo had been ready to face this shot. Before his brain could send an image of where the ball would be, he had shifted his center of mass slightly toward the right side, one second away from diving to that side.
However, to his surprise, his clairvoyant ability gave the boy an image of two pairs of feet suddenly sliding in front of him, getting up so high it even covered the boy's field of view. Not that the goalkeeper complained, of course, because in the next second…
BAM!
The shot from Mark Uth was launched, and yet it only met Sead Kolasinac's feet, blocking it completely. Behind, Malik Thiaw also made the same move so that when the ball slipped from the veteran, he would still be able to deflect it.
Two moves from two different players without coordinating with each other, and yet, they synchronized well to get rid of the opponent's attack so easily. If this wasn't a reason for Higo to be excited, the boy didn't know what else could make him feel that way.
