The match quickly resumed.
But Arsenal's mentality was no longer the same as it had been at the start.
Although Wenger told them to stay steady, how could they possibly remain unchanged before and after conceding?
Liverpool, meanwhile, had the air of kicking a man while he was down and actively raised the tempo.
In the 20th minute.
Chen Anno received the ball through the middle. Instead of holding it up as before, he suddenly burst forward, leaving Granit Xhaka behind.
Arnold overlapped down the right. Chen Anno did not try to do it himself and played a pass out to the young player.
Arnold was about to accelerate after receiving the ball when a foot suddenly came in from behind and tripped him.
It was Lacazette!
The French forward had barely touched the ball while alone up front in this match, and he was growing impatient.
He tracked back nearly thirty meters before sliding in from behind and bringing Arnold down along with the ball.
Pawson's whistle sounded at the same time.
Without hesitation, he showed Lacazette a yellow card.
"This is the first yellow card of the match, shown to Arsenal forward Lacazette."
"Heh... You could see from this that Lacazette was starting to get a little impatient."
"That's right. He was mainly feeling frustrated. As the starting center forward, he had barely touched the ball twice in twenty minutes. He was young, after all..."
In fact, besides Lacazette, there was someone else at Arsenal who refused to accept it: Mesut Ozil.
The team had conceded an unjust goal, and his first thought was to score one back.
After the restart, he repeatedly asked for the ball. His heel flicks and outside-of-the-foot touches became noticeably more frequent, and his eyes gleamed with a fierce refusal to lose.
Apart