After Suarez scored Arsenal's third goal of the match, the home fans were not disheartened, and instead booed Suarez wildly.
They were only two goals behind, with more than half the game remaining, so hope was not lost.
Perhaps influenced by the fans,
Tottenham Hotspur players quickly responded.
In the 44th minute of the match,
Huddlestone scored directly from outside the box with a world-class shot.
Tottenham pulled a goal back near the end of the first half, making it 2:3, still one goal behind Arsenal.
"GOOOOOOOOOAL!!!"
"Number 6, Huddlestone!!!"
"Tottenham Hotspur has not given up; after Suarez scored the third goal, they quickly responded."
"Huddlestone's thunderous long-range shot proved to the world that this match is far from over..."
"With a halftime score of 3:2, Tottenham still holds hope of winning this match."
Due to several conflicts between both sides in the first half, some time was delayed.
This led Main Referee to add 3 minutes of injury time.
In the last minute of first-half injury time, Clichy, facing Bale who unreasonably tried to forcefully overtake him again, directly pulled him down with his hand.
Without any surprise, Main Referee showed Clichy a yellow card.
After Tottenham's free kick in the attacking third was cleared by Jérôme Boateng, Main Referee blew the whistle for halftime.
During halftime, Fly enjoyed a massage from the medical staff, feeling completely relaxed.....
From the current situation, his teammates' performance in this match is quite good.
As long as they maintain this state, even if Main Referee Mike Dean tries to pull some tricks, it will be useless.
In the face of absolute strength, these schemes are insignificant...
After the second half began, before Fly had even gotten into the rhythm of the game, Mike Dean made his move.
Alexandre Song made a "1v2" flying tackle during a sideline tackle.
Ćorluka and Bale were tackled together and fell to the ground.
Facing such an obviously fierce foul, Mike Dean seized the opportunity without hesitation and directly showed Alexandre Song a red card.
This scene immediately triggered protests from the players on the field.
However, Mike Dean went his own way, pointing towards the player tunnel, signaling Alexandre Song to leave the field himself.
Fly originally thought of giving this scoundrel a taste of his own medicine, but when he saw both Bale and Ćorluka being substituted off,
He suddenly felt a bit embarrassed.....
Damn, Alexandre Song's tackle was too brutal, wasn't it?
He directly took out an entire flank of the opposing Tottenham team?
Facing this situation, Fly found it difficult to argue.
Using his own sending off to take out two of the opponent's starting players, no one knew if it was a gain or a loss.....
In any case, Arsenal would now face the dilemma of playing 10 against 11.
However, Bale, Tottenham's key winger, being injured and leaving the field was definitely a good thing for Arsenal.....
Wenger, seeing Alexandre Song sent off, had no choice but to substitute Blaise Matuidi to fill Alexandre Song's position.
As for the player to be replaced, it could only be Diaby.
Who else could be replaced when Fabregas and Nasri's starting positions were so secure?
Aside from sacrificing Diaby, who is prone to injuries, there was no one else to substitute.
In the 52nd minute of the match,
Sagna received a yellow card from Main Referee during a clash with Crouch, while the latter remained unscathed.
Needless to say, this time the dog-like Mike Dean was definitely biased.
"Damn it... things are not looking good!"
Sagna carrying a yellow card could very likely lead to Tottenham mainly attacking his side.
After all, a defender with a yellow card always has reservations when acting.
In the 60th minute of the match,
Fly, seeing that the time was right, decisively activated God's Eye.
Since he had been relatively inactive after the start of the second half, his stamina was still quite abundant.
The key was to establish the victory for Arsenal as much as possible while the cheat was active!
Otherwise, as the game continued, who knew what disgusting things Mike Dean, this "Tottenham fan," would do.
In the 63rd minute of the match,
Fabregas and Clichy played a one-two pass in the attacking third; the former received Clichy's pass and then sent a first-time through ball behind Gallas.
Fly, who was already prepared, easily accelerated past Gallas, caught up with the ball, cut inside into the box, then performed a feigned shot and passed the ball horizontally to Suarez in the middle of the box.
Immediately followed by a reverse run.
Suarez understood perfectly and, without any hesitation, passed the ball in the direction of his reverse run.
A small one-two combination in the box directly fooled Tottenham's two center-backs.
Even if Michael Dawson realized it, he was powerless to stop it due to the shift in his body's center of gravity!
Fly, receiving Suarez's pass during his reverse run, unleashed a powerful shot, and the ball, like a cannonball, blasted towards the goal defended by Gomes.
The Tottenham goalkeeper tried his best but could not stop a powerful shot that even cameras could not capture.
Without any surprise... Fly scored another goal, achieving a brace, helping Arsenal extend their total lead to 4:2.
"GOOOOOOOOOAL!!!"
"I won't say who scored the goal again... I'm sure the audience is tired of hearing his name."
"Nothing more to say, classic Arsenal beautiful football, two consecutive exquisite one-two combinations, and the ball was easily sent into Tottenham's goal."
"4:2, Arsenal's lead is back to two goals!"
"Can Tottenham Hotspur respond in time like they did with the previous two goals?"
When Fly scored his second goal, his total League goals also reached 57, just 3 goals away from the 60-goal mark.
At the same time, Fly's total goals this season also reached 82.
It can be said that every goal Fly scores now creates a new history...
In the 69th minute of the match,
Just as the God's Eye cheat had one minute left, Fly finally found an opportunity to deliver the killing blow again.
Arsenal's traitor captain Gallas, whether due to mental imbalance or overconfidence, instead of passing the ball immediately after receiving it from a teammate, showed off his fancy footwork in front of Fly.
"Hey... kid, the ball is at my feet, can you tackle it?"
"Heh... no, right? To put it bluntly, you're just a forward, how would you know defense? I can easily fool you with any trick in front of you, come and tackle the ball if you dare..."
Gallas, confident that Fly was not good at tackling, began to provoke him wildly.
In his opinion, since defending Fly was impossible, he would provoke him in a different way.
Anyway, according to past video analysis, Fly was purely an attacking player.
He could be said to be "clueless" about defense.
So even though Gallas was just a full-back and not particularly skilled with his feet, he dared to provoke Fly.
After Fly realized this, the corner of his mouth curled slightly, and he naturally wouldn't miss this great gift from the traitor....
Through God's Eye, Fly immediately discerned that the opponent was feinting.
It seemed like he was going to dribble to his right, but in reality, he was going to his left.
Having anticipated this, Fly suddenly rushed forward, extending his left leg directly.
"Heh... foolish defensive skill, as expected he can't..."
Seeing Fly make his move early, Gallas concluded that this guy definitely couldn't defend.
So, almost without hesitation, he dribbled the ball to his intended left.
As he dribbled, Gallas suddenly realized he had lost control of the ball.
Before he could react, Fly had already completed the tackle and directly launched an attack on Tottenham's goal.
It should be noted that Gallas was a full-back, and behind him was only the goalkeeper.....
So, after his dribble was intercepted, Fly only had to face Gomes himself.
Gomes at this moment wanted to kill Gallas, but he didn't have the time, because Fly's shot had already arrived...
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