A Crazy Run of Form, Completely Unstoppable

Liverpool thrashed Stoke City 8–0 at home, shocking the entire English football scene.

Just like their flying start last season, Liverpool had now won all five of their matches this season, leading the way throughout. They also seemed to be improving with every game. This round in particular, their astonishing eight-goal demolition of Stoke City was truly remarkable.

As a result, all the major British media outlets devoted their front pages and headlines to the match the following day.

Yang Yang, who had scored four goals, contributed an assist, and was named the Man of the Match by Sky Sports with a perfect rating of ten after the game, once again became the focus of media attention across Britain, setting off a wave of interest.

Many media reporters even believed that Yang Yang was about to reproduce last year's performances, launching another stunning assault on the European Golden Ball Award and World Footballer of the Year.

The Liverpool Echo stated that as long as Yang Yang could maintain his current form and continue leading Liverpool to victory, not only would Liverpool win the league title again, but Yang Yang would also surely retain those two supreme awards in December. He would thereby become a legendary star for Liverpool and European football as a whole.

While the major media outlets were hyping up Liverpool and Yang Yang, Manchester United visited Chelsea in a Premier League clash.

Just eighteen minutes into the first half, Korean player Park Ji-sung pounced on a loose ball and fired in from close range to give Manchester United the lead. Chelsea then launched attack after attack.

Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo came on as a substitute in the fifty-fifth minute. It was his first appearance of the season, and he had clearly been desperate to return. With Yang