While he did so, Calvert-Lewin sprinted towards him, not trying to avoid the encounter.
He slid right beside Leo, trying to use his weight on the slightly lean Leo, but Leo, gathering his strength, planted his foot and shrugged off the challenge from Lewin, sending the latter to the ground instead while Leo kept on moving.
"And Calderon goes past Calvert-Lewin as if to make a point," the commentator came through.
"That felt petty but we sometimes forget that Leo is also a kid and kids are the pettiest," the co-commentator added!
On the pitch, Leo pointed briefly at his arm, the most subtle possible flex of strength before playing the ball forward.
Lewin, on the other hand, got up looking a bit embarrassed at the whole situation, but he was going to have it worse because what followed after this whole encounter was almost comic in its thoroughness.
