After the first leg between Arsenal and Real Madrid, the results were immediately known to major media outlets...
For a time, the entire Europe was in shock.
Compared to the previous encounter with Barcelona, Arsenal's direct victory over Real Madrid at the Bernabéu caused an even greater shock this time.
Because even though Arsenal eliminated Barcelona in the quarterfinals,
they still lost the match at Camp Nou.
This time, facing Real Madrid in the semifinals, they went a step further, securing the victory on the road...
Given this, back at Arsenal's home ground, does Real Madrid still have a chance?
Who doesn't know that Arsenal, with Fly, is invincible at Emirates Stadium?
Even if Real Madrid's Champions League tradition is stronger away than at home,
will it still work against Arsenal, who possess an 'invincible home ground buff'?
This is what European media needs to consider...
"The Times: Arsenal wins 5-3 against Real Madrid at the Bernabéu, greatly improving their chances of advancement."
"Sky Sports: Arsenal 5-3 Real Madrid, Manchester United 5-1 Schalke 04, Premier League teams meeting in the Champions League Final is imminent."
"France Football: Fly Adams once again scores a hat-trick, leading the Ballon d'Or odds by a wide margin."
"as: Real Madrid narrowly loses to Arsenal, needs to go all out in the second leg."
"Marca: Real Madrid's Florentino Pérez reportedly extends an olive branch to Fly Adams, who hopes to join the world's number one club."
"World Sport: Real Madrid loses at home, Barcelona wins at home, the difference between the two is clear."
"Titan Sports: American youth Fly scores a hat-trick, shining on the Iberian Peninsula, a glory for the American people."
"The Sun: Fly was seen getting into a car after the match with Taylor Swift, American singer Selena Gomez, and Hollywood rising star Emma Stone, suspected of 'taking on three at once,' with a decadent private life."
...
On the night of the match, Taylor relayed to Fly what Florentino Pérez had told her at the hotel.
Fly shrugged indifferently and said,
"Sister, Florentino Pérez is a bit too cunning... try not to interact with him if you can. I've been in this industry for so long and haven't dealt with these old foxes, it's too tiring!"
"Anyway, whatever he says, just listen... don't take it to heart."
"I'm guessing Real Madrid's mouthpieces will embellish what he told you and publish it to gain traffic and attract attention."
"as for Real Madrid's doors always being open for me, if that were said to other players, it would be quite tempting."
"But for me... well, you know, why would I leave my perfectly good home to work for someone else when I'm bored?"
"Not only would I not be that cheap, but I wouldn't even get past my dad's approval..."
For Fly, whether Real Madrid's doors were open or closed made no difference at all...
Because he simply didn't care.
Anyway, he wouldn't go.
Real Madrid's brand is indeed a huge temptation for other players.
But for Fly, the true prince, it was just a brand...
Leaving aside other things, Fly couldn't stand the demanding Real Madrid fans alone.
If he didn't play well at Real Madrid, he'd be booed, and with Fly's bad temper, he absolutely wouldn't tolerate it.
It would be good if he didn't get into a fight with Real Madrid fans at that point...
"Alright... don't mention that old man, what does he have to do with us?"
"Sister, I have no matches for the next few days, you can do whatever you want. Come on, I'm too tired, you make the moves..."
Seeing her man lie motionless on the bed like a dead person, Taylor couldn't help but blush and playfully punched Fly's chest with her small fist.
"Are you trying to die... shameless fellow."
Although she said that, Taylor's body was very honest, directly transforming into a female knight and beginning to charge into battle...
Soon, some adult-rated sounds echoed throughout the room.
If it weren't for the excellent soundproofing of the five-star hotel, the Arsenal players next door would probably have been eavesdropping...
.....
May 1st.
The 35th round of the Premier League began, with Arsenal hosting their arch-rivals, the Red Devils Manchester United.
The match, originally hyped by Fleet Street as a "Champions League Final dress rehearsal," became dull due to Arsenal's early League title win.
Both Wenger and Ferguson very tacitly chose to field "reserve players" in this match.
They clearly didn't want to go all out before the Champions League Final, to avoid revealing any weaknesses to the opponent...
Fly wasn't even in the squad for this match, and out of Arsenal's starting eleven, only Szczęsny was a regular starter; the rest were substitutes.
While Manchester United wasn't as extreme as Arsenal, they only fielded three regular starters.
The others were either substitutes or youth academy players.
Almost immediately after receiving the matchday squads for both teams, Martin Tyler of Sky Sports couldn't help but sigh:
"It's a pity... clearly, both head coaches don't want to go all out in such an unimportant match."
"If you truly want to see a direct confrontation between the two teams, you'll probably have to wait until the Champions League Final at the end of the month."
"Of course, this is on the premise that Arsenal and Manchester United can both qualify for the final..."
"Currently, Manchester United seems to be a sure thing."
"as for Arsenal, one can only say there's a strong hope, but I can't guarantee it 100%, after all, their opponent is the King of the Champions League, Real Madrid."
Such a match, completely contrary to the anticipated showdown, caused the The FA officials present to look very displeased...
The reason they didn't want Arsenal to win the title early was precisely their fear of seeing this kind of phenomenon occur.
But even though they had made preparations at the referee level, they ultimately couldn't stop Arsenal from clinching the title six rounds early.
The "culprit" for all of this was Fly, who scored 59 League goals in a single season.
For this super rich second-generation, The FA officials felt a mixture of "love and hate."
They loved that he had British nationality and could represent the England National Team in major competitions.
They hated that he was simply too outstanding, dominating the League and turning the world's top League into a "chicken rib match."
It's important to remember that the Premier League is considered the world's top League because of its high competitiveness and entertainment value.
Now, with Fly's emergence, the competitiveness has been directly eliminated...
The Premier League's biggest selling point, the "title suspense," is also gone...
Only "high entertainment value" remains.
Under these circumstances, the The FA officials' feelings towards Fly were very complex.
Of course, they didn't dare to truly target this big shot.
After all, his parents were not to be trifled with.
If they really angered him, every single one of these officials would be in deep trouble...
After all, how many officials working for the The FA have clean records?
They couldn't withstand an investigation!
Regarding the current predicament, they could only try to find solutions in future matches...
Ultimately, this "dull" "clash of titans" saw a goal scored by Arsenal's super new star, the Welshman Ramsey, known as "the Grim Reaper" in his previous life.
1-0, Arsenal defeated Manchester United at home, which can be considered a good omen.
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