We Must Continue Moving Forward!

"I'm delighted that we successfully defended our League Cup title at Wembley Stadium!"

In the post-match mixed zone, Yang Yang was interviewed by media reporters from around the world. He answered all kinds of questions, including quite a few from Chinese journalists.

After winning the League Cup last season, Liverpool had once again captured the trophy this season. Yang Yang scored a brace and was named Man of the Match, but he believed the credit should go to the entire team.

"Reina made several crucial saves during the match, which gave us courage. Our back line also defended very tightly under captain Carragher's leadership. That gave the team stability and allowed us to focus more on attacking."

"Gareth Barry has tremendous experience and is an outstanding player. Then there's Mascherano—he's the best. Gareth Bale is a hugely talented young player. He didn't look nervous at all and performed at his best, leaving a deep impression on everyone."

"Beating Manchester United wasn't easy. It depended on the united efforts of everyone in the team. Every player played a part, including the substitutes and those who didn't make the squad, because we're one unit."

With his growing experience and rising status, Yang Yang appeared increasingly at ease in front of the media.

By now, no reporter would openly provoke him to his face. He was no longer the rookie who had just arrived in the Premier League three years ago. He was now a world-class superstar who had won two World Footballer of the Year awards and the European Golden Ball Award.

The same applied to Yang Yang's answers. He was impeccably tactful, doing his best to take everyone's feelings into account.

Regarding the League Cup title, Yang Yang said it had not been easy to win.

"Our schedule has been extremely