"Tang Ye, do it yourself!"
"Hit it from distance!"
"It's in!"
In the 74th minute of the second half, Tang Ye completed his brace for the match.
"Vamos!!!!"
He slid on his knees, and several Manchester United attackers quickly crashed into each other.
Leeds United were very unhappy with the goal that widened the gap, but honestly, there was little difference between being two goals down and three goals down. Either way, it meant zero points. Many home fans had gone numb, left only to watch the opposing players celebrate.
"Although he didn't produce anything truly spectacular in his two national team matches, we can see that Tang Ye—and Manchester United as a whole, as you mentioned—haven't lost even the slightest bit of their dominance in the Premier League."
"Yes, this is the issue of adaptability that I often talk about. For a player like Tang Ye, only the Premier League and the Champions League knockout rounds can truly bring out his real ability."
"Also, if Leeds United can't score four more goals in the next fifteen minutes, Manchester United will preserve their unbeaten league record after twenty-six rounds."
Scoring four goals in fifteen minutes was impossible even with half a brain, so Manchester United's twenty-six-match unbeaten run was already set in stone.
From twenty matches unbeaten to twenty-five, and then another step forward after reaching twenty-five.
Their outstanding results led Erik ten Hag to reveal Manchester United's terrifying ambition before the reporters. "Our next target is thirty matches unbeaten. Though we call it an unbeaten run, we will still try our best to win every match."
"Personally, I still find it rather regrettable. Although many fans and media outlets say Manchester United's results have been good, in my eyes, we originally had the chance to win twenty-six matches in