Will It Be Him?

The evening of February 13, at Chapín Stadium in Xerez.

In the fifteenth minute, Real Madrid's attack down the left was stopped, forcing them to pass the ball back into midfield.

Sneijder sent a precise through ball into Xerez's penalty area. Arbeloa, making a late run from deep and left completely unmarked, collected it on the right side of the box and calmly slotted it home, giving Real Madrid the lead.

One–nil!

That goal completely disrupted Xerez's defensive arrangements.

Just four minutes later, Real Madrid launched another attack. This time, Robben suddenly switched to the left. After receiving the ball, he used Forceful Breakthrough, relying on his individual ability to drive down the flank all the way to the left side of the penalty area before chipping a cross toward the near post.

Yang Yang surged forward, dived in from close range, and headed the ball into the net, piercing Xerez's goal once again.

Two–nil!

Two minutes later, Robben received the ball on the right side of the box. His attempt to break through toward the byline failed, so he suddenly stopped and cut inside, turning to send the ball across the area toward the left. Yang Yang followed at speed and, almost completely unmarked, calmly slotted it home.

Three–nil!

A brace!

Another brace!

Yang Yang excitedly pointed at Robben from a distance as he kept backing away.

The Flying Dutchman quickly charged over and hugged Yang Yang tightly. Together, they rushed to the touchline to celebrate.

During this period, Real Madrid had gradually regained their form, and Yang Yang had begun to rediscover his scoring instinct.

With outstanding teammates such as Ibrahimovic, Robben, Sneijder, and Xabi Alonso supporting him, Yang Yang found that scoring goals for Real Madrid was truly easier than it had been at Liverpool.

Robben