When Webb blew the final whistle, the entire stadium fell silent, leaving only the cheers of the Man City fans.
Most of the Tottenham Hotspur supporters looked thoroughly dejected.
The scoreboard finally settled at 0–4.
As is customary, the home team was listed first and the away team second.
After scoring twice in quick succession in the first half, Man City took complete control of the match, but they were unable to score again.
Then, just four minutes into the second half, Su Dong assisted Sánchez in scoring.
In the seventy-seventh minute, it was Su Dong who once again orchestrated the attack. Sánchez drove forward with the ball, then crossed from inside the box toward the left, where Di Maria broke through Tottenham's defense.
The final score remained 0–4, and Man City claimed a resounding victory.
Su Dong first celebrated with the Man City players before going over to exchange polite handshakes with the Tottenham Hotspur players.
Many of them were old acquaintances, including Gallas, whom he had tormented horribly shortly after kickoff, Tottenham's current star player Gareth Bale, and Van der Vaart, who had once competed with him for the Golden Boy award.
Sometimes, things in professional football were truly interesting.
Back when Van der Vaart played for Ajax, he had been riding high. After joining Hamburg, he continued to display an astounding level of ability. Yet now, he had fallen far short of the expectations people had once held for him. Instead, Ibrahimovic, with whom he had clashed, and Sneijder, who had once followed him around, had achieved even greater success.
Then there was Gareth Bale.
He had been a classmate of Arsenal's Little Tiger, Walcott. Back when Walcott was shining for Arsenal and the England national team, Gareth Bale was still an unwelcome jinx, said to