After Fly got up from the ground, he patted his trousers, and a "killing intent" gradually appeared on his face.
Although he had anticipated the officiating standards for this match, Fly still underestimated the shamelessness of the The FA and the Premier League.
Blowing the whistle like this, aren't they just trying to stop Arsenal from winning?
Now seeing one of his teammates also sent off, Fly knew he couldn't let this continue...
He had to quickly blow the game open and completely extinguish the Main Referee's thoughts.
So, upon seeing that two of the opposing defenders had yellow cards, Fly immediately chose to activate God's Eye early.
He wanted to "take advantage of their illness to take their lives."
Now that Skrtel and Flanagan had yellow cards, their subsequent actions would inevitably be very cautious.
As long as Fly targeted their mentality, it wouldn't be difficult to blow the game open early...
In the 36th minute of the match.
When receiving a pass from Fabregas, Fly used Gods Eye to perceive Skrtel attempting to tackle from behind.
A feint deceived the latter, and then a pull-back, easily bypassing this clinging shadow.
After breaking into the Liverpool penalty area, Fly executed a fake shot and a real pass, shaking off Flanagan, and passed the ball to Nasri who came up to receive it, then made a reverse straight run.
Nasri delivered a first-time through ball, and the football smoothly passed between Flanagan's legs, perfectly reaching Fly's path.
Facing Nasri's perfectly served opportunity, Fly didn't hesitate. After using God's Eye to select the best shooting method, Fly executed a gentle chip shot. The football bypassed Renner's fingertips and fell into the goal, splashing white foam.
Arsenal 1:0 Liverpool, taking the lead.
Fly once again scored the opening goal for the team.
"GOOOOOOOOOAL!!!"
"Number 13, Fly Adams!!!"
"I've called that name countless times, and now I'm getting a bit tired..."
"But I still want to say, in critical moments, you can always trust Fly, always!"
"When Arsenal couldn't break the deadlock, it was Fly who stepped up first and scored a goal for Arsenal."
"Currently, Fly's League goal tally has reached 54 goals, and he has scored a total of 79 goals across all competitions this season, just one step away from the 80-goal mark..."
"Oh my god... Is Fly going to set a new record in this match?"
"Let's wait and see!"
After scoring a goal, Fly immediately sprinted to the sideline and performed his guitar-playing celebration.
As time passed, Fly had gradually solidified this celebration.
External media also speculated about this celebration, basically unanimously believing that Fly was interacting with his girlfriend from afar.
After all, anyone who knows Taylor knows that the first instrument in Taylor's life was a guitar.
Plus, Taylor uses the guitar most frequently in various occasions...
Connecting the two, one can basically draw a conclusion.
Of course, Taylor was not present to watch this match.
Ever since witnessing her man eliminate the formidable Barcelona at Camp Nou, Taylor had been immersed in preparations for her concert tour.
The album "Speak Now" had been released for half a year, and to promote it, essential concerts were a fixed part of her work.
Taylor was about to embark on a schedule of concerts all over the world.
Although Fly was reluctant, he would not prevent his beloved from creating her own history.
Fortunately, when arranging the tour, Taylor deliberately avoided the dates of Fly's upcoming Champions League semi-finals and Champions League Final, ensuring she could be there to cheer for her man.
As for Taylor already clearing her schedule for the Champions League Final before the Champions League semi-finals even began?
That was never an issue...
In Taylor's heart, wasn't her man reaching the final a foregone conclusion?
Was there any need to overthink it?
Taylor had never considered the possibility of Fly being eliminated by Real Madrid; she had absolute confidence in her beloved, just as she had absolute confidence in her future music career.
One can only say that a talented female singer determined to become the Madonna of the new century, and a super genius determined to become the GOAT of football.
These two together were truly a perfect match...
In the 42nd minute of the match.
After receiving a pass from Clichy on the wing, Fly went on an explosive dribble, instantly overwhelming Skrtel who was marking him.
The latter, even using all his might, could not stop Fly and could only watch helplessly as this football cheetah moved further and further away from him...
After breaking into the penalty area, Fly scanned with Gods Eye and quickly found the best scoring path.
Facing Renner, who was trembling in front of the goal, Fly lifted his foot to make a fake shot, immediately causing Renner to overreact and dive horizontally.
Then Fly made a quick cross, and the ball went to the vicinity of the penalty spot.
Suarez, who had been waiting for an opportunity in the middle, faced the wide-open goal and gently pushed the ball with the inside of his foot, sending it into Liverpool's net without suspense.
Arsenal 2:0 Liverpool, extending their lead.
Suarez, after scoring this goal, ran directly to the sideline and performed a knee slide.
The Arsenal fans present collectively shouted:
"Luis, Luis, Luis..."
"Liverpool doesn't deserve you; the divine striker belongs to Arsenal!"
"Liverpool, stop having unrealistic thoughts; lower-mid-table Premier League teams are not qualified to receive the favor of the Uruguay divine striker..."
Hodgson, on the sideline, heard the Arsenal fans openly taunting, and his already dark face became even more grim.
He never expected that this match would see a goal scored by that damned "traitor" Suarez.
This was simply a great humiliation!
What?
Suarez didn't join Liverpool, so he shouldn't be called a "traitor"?
Excuse me, in the eyes of Liverpool people, Suarez choosing Arsenal over Liverpool was a betrayal!
You know, they are Liverpool!
The number one giant in English history!
Even Manchester United, the dominant force in the Premier League era, cannot compare to Liverpool in terms of top-flight League titles.
Not to mention Liverpool also has five Champions League titles.
This number, looking across all of England, is absolutely unrivalled!
On the other hand, Arsenal?
They only managed three Premier League titles in the Premier League era.
Compared to Liverpool, their ancestral honors are truly pathetic.
As for the Champions League?
Sorry... Arsenal has none!
It was such a pseudo-giant that managed to defeat the number one giant in English history to get Suarez.
Could Liverpool people accept that?
Obviously not!
So Suarez, in the hearts of Liverpool people, was already on the "blacklist."
Don't expect the local Liverpool fans to be very rational; they will only be emotional.
Perhaps Liverpool fans in the Far East believe Suarez's choice was understandable; current Liverpool is indeed weak and not suitable for Suarez's development.
But the local Liverpool fans don't think so!
As the current Liverpool manager, Hodgson had to cater to the local fans' opinions...
At least the public stance had to align with Liverpool's mainstream view.
"Damn Uruguay, god will never forgive a traitor like you..."
With Fly's incredible performance in the last ten minutes of the first half, Arsenal went into halftime with a 2:0 lead.
Having learned his lesson from Newcastle United's "giving up a four-goal lead," Wenger did not take any chances this time and kept Fly on the field.
The French Arsène Wenger's current demand was only one:
'Win the two League matches as soon as possible, try to end the League title suspense early, and then fully devote himself to Champions League preparations.'
With a strong opponent like Real Madrid, Wenger was still very cautious.
Considering that the first match against Real Madrid would not be until the end of April, and there were three League matches to play before then, Wenger's idea was to win two of these three League matches, then secure the Premier League title early, and then face Real Madrid with a lighter burden.
This would be a great benefit for the players' confidence and workload reduction!
Originally, Wenger was somewhat worried when he saw the Main Referee causing trouble again in this match.
But now he was as steady as an old dog...
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