What Is He Trying to Do?

"Good God, did you see that? He actually scored!"

At one of the live-broadcast studios in IMG Studios in west London, Nick Moody's shocked cry rang out.

At the same time, Premier League fans around the world who were watching the live broadcast must have erupted into wild cheers.

It was simply unbelievable!

Thirty-six meters out and slightly to the right—not an easy distance or angle to shoot from—but Yang Yang had lashed it straight into the net. It was unquestionably a goal worth remembering.

To some extent, this goal would establish another deadly weapon in Yang Yang's arsenal: free kicks!

It wasn't as if he had never scored from a free kick before, but most of those had come from around twenty meters out. This time was different. It was a full thirty-six meters, which truly showcased his technical foundation.

"Quick, switch to different camera angles immediately. Replay it in slow motion from every angle and let everyone see it clearly."

At Nick Moody's command, the staff carried out the operation with practiced ease.

This was the experience they had built up from handling live broadcasts over the years. They knew exactly what the audience wanted to see.

At that moment, the commentators in the studio also let out a series of astonished exclamations.

"Good God, that was an incredibly high-quality goal."

"The slow-motion replay shows us that the ball was traveling extremely fast. Then, as it approached the goal, it suddenly dipped. That's one of the hallmarks of Yang Yang's free kicks. Apparently, he learned that technique from Juninho."

"It's unbelievable. Thirty-six meters—an intercontinental missile!"

"From every angle, this free kick was not only extremely tricky, but also incredibly fast. It dipped sharply midway through, causing Thomas Sorensen to misjudge it."

After switching through several camera angles, the