For a moment, everything seemed to be in Frankfurt's hands. After all, they controlled the whole game, only leaving Schalke with 27 percent of possession. It was basically the home team encircling Schalke, not giving them any chance to create something.
Hell, people even started to speculate when the goal would come, as no matter how good Higo was, they truly believed that he wouldn't be able to stop everything by himself.
People had already noticed that it was Higo who held everything together, and without him, the team's defense was just at a relegation-zone level, so as long as Higo was beaten, everything would be alright.
However, everyone—including Schalke's own players—forgot that some people had a greater ambition than just stealing a draw here. No, even though they laid low, those people still hid their ambition in silence, getting ready to take action once the opportunity arose.
