"Maël! Maël!!"
After the match, the heat of the moment had yet to fade. Sheffield United's away fans streamed out of Bramall Lane, raising their arms and chanting Maël's name.
They shouted their own song, brimming with excitement: "Sean Long? Graham? Watch out—Maël's already caught up from behind!"
This wasn't their home ground. There were even more Doncaster fans around them, but they still struggled to hold themselves back.
Unexpectedly, their behavior didn't provoke any strong backlash from the Doncaster fans.
When home supporters encountered them, they merely frowned slightly before walking around them and leaving. This might have had something to do with Maël's performance winning over the home fans.
After all, even they had applauded the away players inside the stadium.
Now that they had left, were the away fans not allowed to celebrate wildly here?
Philip, an assistant coach from Arsenal's First Team, emerged with the tide of Sheffield United fans. He blended right in, celebrating with everyone else.
Naturally, he also understood the meaning of the lyrics.
Sean Long had been the Championship's leader in the Assists Table until Maël overtook him a few days ago. Graham, meanwhile, was a Watford player currently leading the Top Scorer List with nine goals.
If Maël could maintain this kind of red-hot form, claiming first place in both Championship tables really wouldn't be a problem.
That would be an incredible achievement!
"Come have a drink, mate."
The Sheffield fan who had spoken with Philip inside the stadium hooked an arm around his shoulder and dragged him toward a nearby pub. "There's no day more worth celebrating than today. What an unforgettable day."
After saying that, he seemed to suddenly remember something and added, "Of course, Sheffield United getting promoted back to the Premier League would be the exception. That