"Real Madrid's midfield successfully won the ball back."
"Frenkie de Jong stole the ball and passed it to De Bruyne."
"De Bruyne carried the ball forward. Kimmich came over to defend, and the Belgian midfielder played it ahead."
"Jović dropped back to receive the ball, turned right, then played a through ball behind the defense..."
"What a beautiful through ball!"
"Real Madrid had a chance!!!!"
"Mbappé!!!!!"
"He was incredibly fast, like a bolt of lightning tearing through Bayern Munich's defense!!!"
"It's in!!!!!"
"In the seventy-second minute, after more than seventy minutes of fierce battle, Mbappé made a quick run in behind at the crucial moment, broke through one-on-one, and unleashed a furious shot to beat Neuer!"
"What a brilliant counterattack!"
"Mbappé was incredibly fast. Bayern Munich's defense simply couldn't stop him!"
"One-nil! Real Madrid were temporarily ahead at home!"
The moment Yang Yang saw Mbappé score, he clenched both fists and shouted at the French forward on the pitch.
The pressure of more than seventy minutes of play vanished completely in that instant.
This was no fluke. It was something Yang Yang had deliberately set up.
In fact, Real Madrid had tried the same counterattacking pattern many times during the match. Earlier, however, Bayern Munich's players had been full of energy and always found a way to stop Real Madrid's rapid counterattacks and attacks.
But as the second half wore on, their players began to struggle to keep up.
Under those circumstances, Real Madrid's fitness advantage and counterattacking speed began to show.
Yang Yang finally relaxed. He turned and glanced at Flick in the visiting team's technical area. The Bayern Munich head coach was as frantic as an ant on a hot pan and could no longer keep calm.
He knew all too well what conceding first meant