Honestly, the shot itself wasn't that good.
No, if any other striker watched that, they would grimace instantly, finding Fabian's choice to be weird.
After all, the winger aimed at the near post where it was heavily guarded by the goalkeeper, and the power itself was lacking. If only the goalkeeper positioned himself right, he wouldn't even need to make a move, just picking up the ball easily from the ground.
However, any shot that went in was definitely a good shot, and this was the exact same scenario for that statement.
Frankfurt's goalkeeper thought that Fabian would aim straight at the far post, and he had already shifted his position to that side right before the shot happened. IN the end, though, his pivotal foot had already moved, and when the ball went to the opposite of where he moved, the poor man froze instantly, not being able to stop the ball from getting into the back of his net.
