Side character's comments, broadcast by hanger TV Station, spread to fans and viewers throughout Asia who were watching the live broadcast of the match.
For a time, it caused a huge sensation.
[Holy cow, holy cow, holy cow!!! Important things are said three times, Fly is invincible Plus.]
[Facing AC Milan with a big four, Fly really doesn't care about his life, he's too C...]
[Nothing to say, I'm an AC Milan fan, but this time I'm really convinced by Fly, a big four, really f*cking perverted! My team has never had four goals scored by one person in a single match in this lifetime, Fly is the first!]
[I give Fly's performance in this match 99 points, one point less is because I'm afraid he'll be proud!]
[Upstairs, why do you care so much about the rating? Don't you know that rating will alienate a person's effort?]
[I'm increasingly looking forward to Arsenal playing against Barcelona and Real Madrid. I want to see if the Dream Three dynasty and the second Galácticos can stop the currently unstoppable Arsenal.]
[That must be possible... I admit, Fly is indeed very strong, but compared to King Messi, the difference is not just a little bit.]
[Is the person upstairs joking? How many goals has Messi scored this season, how can he compare to Fly?]
[Cold knowledge, Fly's goals in all competitions this season have reached 70, breaking the single-season goal record set by Gerd Müller, probably no one knows this, right?]
[Wow! Upstairs, if you didn't say it, I really wouldn't have reacted. 70 goals in a single season, is Fly still human...]
[I suggest that our young people with good talent in China go to Europe for study abroad. Fly can play well, there's no reason why our big country with 1.3 billion people can't find a player who can play football well!]
[...]
After Fly scored the fourth goal, he immediately sprinted to the sideline, making a "seven" with his left hand and a "zero" with his right hand, signaling that this was the seventieth goal of his career.
Some fans on the scene who didn't know how many goals Fly had scored immediately became excited, shouting in unison:
"World's Best!!!"
"World's Best!!!"
Sky Sports' studio also immediately reacted and began to describe it exaggeratedly:
"Oh my god! Excuse me everyone, I just forgot something, this goal is Fly's seventieth goal of the season, 51 goals in the League, 2 goals in the League Cup, 17 goals in the Champions League, a total of exactly 70 goals."
"My goodness, this is truly a crazy number. I originally thought Gerd Müller's 67 goals in a single season were already very outrageous... But compared to Fly, Gerd Müller's 67 goals are nothing..."
"Bro, how many goals do you think Fly can score by the end of this season? I remember you predicted that Fly would score a maximum of 60 goals this season a while ago, what about now?"
As soon as Andy Gray heard Martin Tyler bring up his old prediction, his face couldn't help but blush, but he still gave his answer.
"Now I dare not predict anymore, 70 goals, when Fly raised his goal tally for the season to this number, I can no longer make any effective predictions."
"Martin, I have to admit, Fly has far exceeded my expectations for him."
"Perhaps it's not impossible for him to score 100 goals in a single season in the future..."
When Martin Tyler heard this number that could be described as "non-human", his first reaction was not disbelief, but rather a serious thought.
"Hmm... maybe you're right, mate, 100 goals is not far off for Fly. As long as he can play more matches in the subsequent seasons and participate in National Football Team matches, his total season goals will definitely continue to rise."
The viewers watching Sky Sports were stunned by the crazy conversation between Martin Tyler and Andy Gray...
No, 100 goals in a single season?
Are you sure you two aren't talking about a myth?
Many people's first reaction was that it was ridiculous and unbelievable.
But thinking about it carefully, it seems that for Fly, who has already scored 70 goals, it's really not a big deal!
Even if it can't be done this season, it doesn't mean it can't be done in the future.
After all, this season is only Fly's first season in his professional career, and he will only get stronger in the future.
In addition, the number of matches Fly has participated in this season is indeed not many, the Champions League + League + League Cup is only 33 matches at most.
Scoring 70 goals in 33 matches is equivalent to more than two goals per game, which is simply a non-human efficiency.
According to this efficiency, Fly only needs to appear a maximum of 50 times per season in the subsequent seasons to score 100 goals.
Thinking of this, many fans and viewers watching this match were completely silent...
What kind of monster is this!
How can he be so perverted?
Fly on the field didn't know that he had already been labeled "perverted" and "non-human" in the hearts of many fans.
Now he just wants to enjoy this slaughter of AC Milan!
Although from the score, Arsenal 4:3 AC Milan, only leading by one goal, which is completely unrelated to the word "slaughter".
But for Fly himself, the big four against AC Milan was a personal "slaughter".
The remaining match time had basically become a unilateral death struggle for AC Milan.
After Fly scored the fourth goal, Wenger immediately brought on Blaise Matuidi to strengthen the midfield interception ability, replacing Nasri.
Arsenal's overall formation also gradually retreated.
AC Milan was inevitably affected by Fly's big four, and they all showed signs of impatience.
Especially Ibrahimović, who prided himself as the god of football, when he saw the damned American score four goals alone in front of his great Zlatan Ibrahimović, he immediately felt a complete loss of face.
So he started frantically asking for the ball, and then went solo, completely ignoring his teammates.
He now had only one thought in his mind:
'I must score two more goals, only then can I be fifty-fifty with that damned American...'
As for the team's win or loss, it had been completely thrown out of Ibrahimović's mind.
He couldn't care about that much now. If the team lost, but he also scored a big four.
Then he could rightfully say after the match: "AC Milan lost, Zlatan Ibrahimović didn't lose!"
"I Zlatan Ibrahimović am not weaker than Fly, it's purely my teammates who are CBA!"
Ibrahimović was now just thinking about getting his face back, and he didn't care at all whether the team could advance.
In this situation, Ibrahimović reluctantly attempted two shots from the edge of the penalty area, but neither caused any threat.
"Damn!"
In the 82nd minute of the match, when Ibrahimović received a through ball from Seedorf and followed up with a powerful shot that was blocked by Varane, the Swede finally couldn't hold back and started swearing.
"Oh ho... Isn't this the god of football? Why are you getting angry? Don't you pride yourself on being omnipotent, and this is the result?"
Seeing the damned French kid provoking him again, the hot-tempered Ibrahimović pushed Varane hard, and the latter rolled to the ground, not getting up for a long time.
"Stinky kid, get up quickly, don't pretend in front of Master Zlatan Ibrahimović, your stinking brat can't fool the eyes of the great Zlatan Ibrahimović!"
Although he heard Ibrahimović's shouting, Varane was determined not to get up.
The Main Referee saw that Ibrahimović and Varane were at it again and had no choice but to come over to mediate.
Since Ibrahimović's pushing action was too obvious, the Main Referee couldn't continue to pretend not to see it, so he directly gave the Swede a yellow card as a warning.
"Hey, mate, doesn't this kid's dive need a yellow card?"
The Main Referee ignored Ibrahimović's request, just had Koscielny help Varane up, and then moved to the side.
After all this fuss, the match had completely entered its final stage, with less than 5 minutes remaining in regular time.
Allegri still wanted to make one last push, so he replaced full-back Abate with midfielder Strasser.
Wenger also made a substitution at the same time, replacing forward Van Persie with defender Djourou.
Arsenal directly deployed a 541 formation in the final moments of the match, with only Fly waiting for a counterattack in the front, and the rest of the players all retreated into a narrow space less than 30 meters from their own goal.
It was extremely difficult for AC Milan players to complete a threatening shot in this situation.
They could only try their luck with continuous long shots.
But unfortunately, although the referee was on AC Milan's side in this match, luck was not.
Even because of Fly's two incredible long-range goals, many people believed that god was on Arsenal's side in this match.
"Beep, beep, beep----"
Accompanied by another shot from the edge of the penalty area by Ibrahimović that went directly into the stands, the Main Referee blew the whistle to end the match.
Finally, Arsenal defeated AC Milan 4:3 at home, with a total score of 8:5 over two legs, eliminating AC Milan and proudly advancing to the quarterfinals.
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