"I... don't know either."
"Maybe because I felt like I wasn't in good form for penalties at the time."
As he spoke, Tang Ye rubbed his nose. "I didn't think I was at my best from the spot, so I let Ronaldo take it. I know giving it away at that point wasn't exactly appropriate, but we have to discuss things based on the actual situation."
"But you'd already scored a penalty in the second half. That proves you were in good enough form."
"..."
"That was an 80th-minute penalty. I didn't have enough stamina left."
He kept shifting around as he spoke, making some Manchester United fans watching the livestream panic.
Reporter, watch yourself. He just took his medicine—don't give our maestro ADHD.
Tang Ye argued with the reporter in the mixed zone for ages, but in the end, he really couldn't come up with a good reason for giving away the penalty.
As he left the interview area, Tang Ye walked along while stroking his chin.
Hiss—
Tang Ye realized there was a very serious problem.
He didn't know why he had given away the penalty himself.
And if he didn't know, how was he supposed to explain it to the reporters?
"Reaching the final was only natural. We'd been prepared for it for a long time."
Erik ten Hag told the reporters that Manchester United had actually begun studying Real Madrid long ago.
In other words, ten Hag had never believed Manchester United would lose to Bayern Munich.
"They played well at the start, and they took the lead. But they merely capitalized on our mistakes. Bayern weren't stronger than us overall. If anything, they were far behind us."
"TY gave the penalty to Ronaldo late in the 80th minute. Was that your arrangement?"
"No, of