The world changed.
As Huang Kaiwen entered the field.
The entire Stamford Bridge was undergoing a transformation.
Abramovich put down his glass of red wine, propping his chin with both hands to watch the game closely.
The serious expressions of the fans in the stands finally eased, and they began to sing the team anthem.
Boas, holding a magic wand, was trying to create his own magic.
Meanwhile, Newcastle's head coach Joe Kinnear had already turned his head towards the substitutes' bench.
This Newcastle attacking line is truly famous.
In addition to Michael Owen and Martins, the two starting forwards, the bench also included Andy Carroll, the "divine striker" future-record signing for Liverpool.
The current formation is a double-speed combination; with Carroll substituted, it could become a tall-and-fast pairing.
On the defensive players' side, there weren't many substitutes.
The arrangement for the seven substitutes.
