In a focus game in the 34th round of the Premier League, Manchester United away to Arsenal. Around the 30th minute, Arsenal scored a goal, but the ball involved too many stories, it was almost a god plot. From scoring, to offside, to penalties, the two giants experienced several tragedies and joys with the reversal.
United opened just 131 seconds away and conceded a goal due to a mistake in the backline, which was a nightmare start. However, their depression was not over, and after another half an hour or so, United had a second goal conceded, which was still a mistake in the back line, which was speechless.
The first version was this, when Erdegaard's clever pass and Saka, who had stepped forward, gave the ball to Nketiah before falling to the ground, who calmly pushed the ball towards De Gea. Arsenal celebrated wildly, scoring two goals in the opening half hour, which was a blast.
However, VAR then stepped in, and was suspected of being offside when Saka passed it to Nketiya. In the end, it was found through the line that Nketija was indeed offside, so the goal was to be cancelled? Wait, there seems to be a new situation happening, what? It turned out that when Saka and Tres confronted each other, the meaning was fouled by the latter, and the referee decided to watch the video replay for himself for the sake of prudence.
If the foul is sustained, Arsenal will receive a penalty. In this regard, Arsenal manager Arteta seems to feel a little out of line, he excitedly told the referee, don't bother, just blow the goal effectively. But the referee had his own process, and finally after watching the video replay, he blew a penalty. The penalty was taken by Saka and hit steadily.
From scoring goals, to offside blowing off, to blowing penalties, penalties, the result was 2-0, but there were too many stories in the middle, and the mood of the two teams was also up and down like a roller coaster. Stuck behind 2-0, are United going to collapse? Fortunately, in the moment of life and death, C Luo stood up, and lightning pulled back a ball, allowing the suspense to continue.