One-on-One!

Liverpool's corner still failed to create any danger.

That was a weak point in Liverpool's attacking system. The Reds were not particularly good at set-piece routines.

But that was perfectly normal. After all, no team could truly excel in every aspect.

Skrtel's header went over the byline, giving Barcelona a goal-kick.

Although it had failed to create any danger, the entire stadium still responded to Liverpool's performance with warm applause.

The television cameras then focused on Yang Yang running back toward his own half. His face still showed unwillingness to accept the outcome, and he was clearly regretting that free kick just now. He felt he could have scored.

What he did not know was that whether it was the fans of both teams in the stands or the political and business leaders in the Presidential Tribune, everyone had already given his performance extremely high praise.

"He was born to play for Real Madrid."

King of Spain Juan Carlos looked at Yang Yang sprinting toward the halfway line on the pitch, undisguised admiration in his eyes. Clearly, he greatly admired Yang Yang's performances and achievements over the past few years.

After saying this, he deliberately turned to Florentino beside him.

"What do you think, Florentino?"

Florentino was the president of Spain's—and indeed Europe's—largest construction company. He was a renowned business tycoon in Europe and a heavyweight with tremendous influence in European football. Although he had not yet been formally elected as Real Madrid's chairman, his appointment was virtually certain.

This time, he had come to Rome at the invitation of UEFA president Platini and Italian Prime Minister Berlusconi, but he had chosen to sit in the section with King of Spain Juan Carlos and Prime Minister Zapatero.

Interestingly, Juan Carlos was an outspoken Real Madrid fan, and the entire