The football was controlled back and forth under Tang Long's feet, shifting the rhythm and drawing Everton players into motion through cross-field passes.
However, the fans in the stands were anxious, continuously shouting "Attack, attack! Score, score!", eager to see Everton overwhelmed in the first 10 minutes with an opening blitz.
In the 6th minute of the game, Manchester City launched an offensive wave.
This attack was initiated from the backfield.
Caballero, improving with each game after his consecutive starts, gradually found his form.
In truth, he wasn't lacking in skill, but having been a long-term substitute for Hart, his touch was rusty, which led to his error in the first game.
In fact, in the second game against Liverpool, not only did Caballero not commit any mistakes, but he also performed well, saving Benteke's one-on-one shot.
