World Cup Final-Level Hype

"Internationally renowned sports protection brand Jissbon brings you into today's Premier League broadcast."

"Good early morning, football fans. I'm your old friend Zhan Jun. Today, Coach Zhang Lu and I will once again bring you commentary on this Premier League clash for the summit, Liverpool at home against Chelsea."

"Hehe... hello, everyone."

"All right, through the broadcast cameras, we can see the starting players from both sides entering Anfield under the lead of referee Michael Oliver."

"According to the Premier League's real-time official statistics, tonight's blockbuster is being broadcast live in more than two hundred countries and regions worldwide. As of one minute before kickoff, viewership had already reached 1.07 billion, and that figure was still climbing."

"Hehe, this match can truly be called a gathering of superstars, dazzling with star power."

"Of course, that also had a lot to do with the Premier League's operations. In terms of commercial strategy, the Premier League was streets ahead of La Liga. The Spanish Clasico back then, as well as the Madrid Derby when Chen Anno was at Atletico Madrid, never drew attention on such an astonishing scale. This time, the hype had reached the level of a World Cup final."

"That's right! We can see Chen Anno, wearing the captain's armband, already exchanging pennants with Chelsea captain Azpilicueta."

"Before that, let's first introduce the starting lineups for both teams."

"Liverpool, the home side, were once again lining up in a 4-3-3 formation."

"In goal was Brazil's national goalkeeper Alisson. From left to right in defense were No. 66 Arnold, No. 4 Van Dijk, No. 32 Matip, and No. 26 Robertson. The three midfielders were No. 14 Henderson, No. 8 Rodri, and No. 16 Naby Keita. Up front was the familiar Reds trident: No. 11 Salah, No. 10 Chen Anno, and No.