Adjusting his steps, lifting his leg, and shooting—the entire process was seamless.
Faced with such a golden opportunity, Fly almost never missed.
Gomes did everything he could, but in the end, he could only watch helplessly as the goal was breached.
5-2. Fly completed his hat-trick while also extending the score to a three-goal lead.
"GOOOOOOOOOOAL!!!"
"A hat-trick! Fly has completed yet another hat-trick!!!"
"For ordinary people, a hat-trick is as difficult as ascending to the heavens, but for Fly, it's commonplace."
"Therefore, I do not recommend that new football fans who have just gotten into the sport start by watching Fly's matches."
"Because once you get used to Fly scoring two or three goals every match when you first start watching football…"
"You'll barely be able to watch other stars or other team's matches."
"After all, having gotten used to matches with crazy goal-scoring, how many people would still have the patience to watch a boring match where even one goal is hard to come by?"
"Even if this pace of play is the norm for football, it cannot deny the fact that the entertainment value is far less than matches with more goals."
"This is especially true for new fans who don't understand football tactics and only care about entertainment value."
"5-2. Just as I said in the first half, at a familiar time, Fly once again entered his familiar scoring rhythm, and Arsenal immediately pulled away."
"Tottenham Hotspur is currently three goals down. Do they still have hope?"
When Fly scored his third goal of the match, Main Referee Mike Dean visibly became unhappy.
For someone who is "anti-Arsenal,"
Seeing Arsenal succeed is the greatest pain!
When the broadcast camera focused on Mike Dean's face, countless fans worldwide watching the match began to discuss.
"Damn, look at Mike Dean's face. Anyone who didn't know better would think Fly killed his parents."
"Truly disgusting… What was the The FA thinking arranging such a character to officiate the North London Derby? Those who understand, understand."
"If you don't want Arsenal to win the championship early, just say so. Who are you trying to disgust here?"
"Alright, stop arguing… With Fly in charge, it's useless no matter how much the Main Referee tries to cause trouble. Tottenham will still lose. What North London Derby? It's simply a joke."
"Fly's hat-trick is a slap in the face to the Premier League's four blind men, hahaha, it's so damn satisfying."
"Everyone says Cristiano Ronaldo is the King of Slapping Faces, but I think Fly is. Anyone who doesn't favor Fly, he immediately performs and slaps them in the face. He never delays his revenge."
Seeing the rival team's star player score a hat-trick on their home ground,
Tottenham Hotspur fans naturally wouldn't indulge Fly; the boos never stopped.
Facing this situation, Fly made a "cupping his ear" gesture, indicating that the Tottenham fans' voices were too low and they should be louder.
This action further infuriated the Tottenham fans, and the insults and boos intensified.
"Kid, don't provoke the fans like that. Don't you even have basic manners?"
Gallas, seeing Fly's behavior, felt his "senior" mentality resurface and couldn't help but reprimand him.
Fly, upon hearing this, sneered, "A traitor has the nerve to talk about manners? That's hilarious."
Ignoring the livid Gallas, Fly walked straight back to his own half, waiting for the restart.
"Damn it… I must deal with this kid!"
Gallas inwardly vowed that he would make Fly pay later.
Even if his individual ability was outmatched, that didn't mean he couldn't cause trouble.
In the 71st minute of the match,
Jérôme Boateng used his body to push Crouch down in the penalty area. Main Referee Mike Dean immediately blew his whistle, eagerly pointing to the penalty spot as if his wife had given birth, signaling a penalty for Tottenham.
This scene made Fly laugh.
"Sir, I didn't use force. This Englishman is diving!"
Jérôme Boateng was clearly unconvinced and began to mumble.
However, Mike Dean wouldn't care about this German's thoughts; now he only wanted to find an opportunity for Tottenham to catch up.
Even if they couldn't make a comeback, they couldn't lose this match!
Otherwise, not only would he fail to complete the task from above, but he himself would also feel uncomfortable on a subjective level.
Dutch Golden Boy Van der Vaart took the football and stood at the penalty spot.
Facing the ready Szczęsny, Van der Vaart changed his rhythm, faking Szczęsny off balance, and easily pushed the ball into the net.
3-5. Tottenham Hotspur pulled one goal back, now trailing Arsenal by two goals.
Perhaps sensing that the Main Referee wanted to cause trouble, Wenger did not substitute Fly early.
However, Arsène Wenger still made a substitution as a precaution.
He replaced Clichy, who had a yellow card, with Eboue.
Otherwise, if Mike Dean found another way to give Clichy a second yellow and then a red card, Arsenal, playing with nine men, would be in a tough spot.
In the 75th minute of the match,
Fly's explosive run down the wing was disrupted by Gallas pulling him early, which the Main Referee ignored.
In the 78th minute of the match,
Fabregas's through ball once again pierced Tottenham's defense, and Fly's offside trap run was again disrupted by Gallas's early tackle.
This time, Mike Dean whistled Gallas for a foul but did not show a yellow card.
This action directly infuriated Fly.
"Damn it, if I had gotten past, it would have been a one-on-one. You didn't even give a red card, not even a yellow card?"
Fly knew that Mike Dean, that bastard, was determined to favor Tottenham.
He even started to openly target Fly.
This had not happened in previous biased refereeing.
"Sir, I need to remind you, if this son of a bitch hadn't fouled, I would have been one-on-one. Can't you see that?"
Fly knew that the Main Referee's authority on the field was not to be challenged, so he tried his best to keep his composure and explain.
Who would have thought that Mike Dean would be so shameless? He retorted directly:
"Young man, my eyes aren't blind, I can see. Gallas didn't make an excessive move on that ball. I was already lenient by not calling you for a dive. What else do you want?"
Hearing this, Fly just laughed in anger.
This bastard really wants to die!
"Good, good… I remember this. You're impressive. Just wait and see."
With Fly's temper, it was impossible for him to endure, especially since this match was a League game; he had no reservations whatsoever.
Hearing Fly directly threaten him, Mike Dean seized the opportunity and immediately showed a yellow card.
"Young man, you need to be calm when playing football. Don't spout wild words at every turn. This yellow card is to calm you down. Next time, it will be a direct red card."
Fly nodded upon hearing this, his tongue moved several times in his mouth, and his eyes already showed killing intent.
This scene was immediately featured in close-ups on major global live broadcast platforms, with commentators from various countries analyzing what Fly's expression meant.
In the 82nd minute of the match,
Tottenham, relying on the referee's favoritism, brazenly chased and intercepted in the midfield.
Blaise Matuidi lost possession after being fouled from behind by Modric, which Main Referee Mike Dean ignored.
Subsequently, the Croatian made a through pass, assisting Crouch who turned and shot into the net from inside the penalty area.
4-5. Tottenham Hotspur scored another goal, now only one goal behind Arsenal.
The suspense of this match returned once again.
"GOOOOOOOOOOOAL!!!"
"Number 14, Crouch!!!"
"4-5. Tottenham Hotspur scores another goal, and the suspense of this match is back."
"Can Arsenal still secure the championship early in this match?"
"Let's wait and see!"
When Tottenham narrowed the score to just one goal, the Tottenham fans at the stadium went completely wild!
Among them, many fans were frantically shouting at Fly.
"Fly, trash!!!"
"Fly, amateur!!!"
"Fly, go home…"
Gallas, emboldened by the team's strong momentum, even taunted Fly:
"Kid, see that? Winning first doesn't count as winning; only the one who wins last is the true victor."
This time, Fly did not reply, but instead responded with cold indifference.
Because there's nothing to say to dead men.
Only sending them to meet god is what Fly truly intends to do.
In the 86th minute of the match,
Fly received the ball on the wing again. This time, facing Gallas's harassment nearby, Fly did not force his way into the penalty area as usual but dribbled towards the center.
After dribbling a few steps, he suddenly noticed that Mike Dean, that bastard, happened to be standing on the line between him and the goal.
Noticing this, Fly glanced at Mike Dean with murderous eyes. The latter had just realized something was wrong when a high-speed flying ball directly struck him on the bridge of his nose.
Facing Fly's Heavy Gunner shot, aimed specifically at his face, Mike Dean couldn't withstand it. His nasal bone fractured on the spot, and he immediately went into shock due to the excessive pressure.
The Main Referee was knocked down and unconscious, and the scene immediately descended into chaos.
Logically, Fly should have pretended to be "accidental" and gone to check on Mike Dean.
But this time, Fly slowly walked backward without any disguise, his face showing no guilt or embarrassment for "accidentally injuring" someone.
Instead, it was a look of "indifference."
Coupled with the undisguised killing intent in his eyes, anyone with a discerning eye could tell that Fly's long-range shot was intentional!
This scene was immediately broadcast to countless television sets worldwide by platforms live-streaming the match.
For a moment, hundreds of millions of people worldwide discussed it, shocked by Fly's completely undisguised act of revenge.
"Oh my God!!!"
"Fly's powerful shot directly hit Main Referee Mike Dean in the face. This is truly unfortunate."
"It looks like the situation is quite bad… Medical personnel have entered the field, and Mike Dean doesn't seem to be reacting. Oh my God… he seems to have fainted."
"Unfortunately, the Fourth Official has entered the field. Clearly, he will take Mike Dean's place as Main Referee to officiate the rest of the match."
"We don't know what exactly happened on the field, but judging by Fly's demeanor, this may not have been an accident."
At this moment, even Fly's loyal supporter, Martin Tyler, couldn't lie with his eyes open.
His idol didn't even bother to act, not even bothering to go forward and check on the situation.
Coupled with that cold expression and murderous eyes, it was hard for others not to suspect that he did it on purpose!
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