Such conversations are happening not only inside the Emirates Stadium but also across various social media platforms.
Especially in the comment sections of globally renowned broadcasting platforms like Sky Sports, many new fans drawn by the hype are already feeling anxious.
"Why haven't they scored yet?"
"What? Isn't it 2-0? Where hasn't there been a score?"
"Ma'el, I've been watching for ages, just one assist, what's going on? A scoring drought?"
"Scoring drought?! Hahaha, no, it's just half-time, and people call it a scoring drought? If other forwards knew, they'd probably bash their heads in!"
"Haha, new fans shouldn't use professional terms wrongly; there are standards for this."
"What standards?"
"For ordinary forwards, generally, not scoring in 10+ matches is a drought; top-tier forwards about 5 matches without a goal, Messi and Ronaldo's level usually 1-2 matches."
"These are more positive examples; there are many forwards who don't score for an entire year."
