Fly was not aware of the chaotic situation on East Asia's side.
What he needed to do now was completely nail Everton into the coffin.
"Didn't you say you were going to stop me from scoring? Where are you, why don't I see you?"
After finishing his celebration, Fly passed by Distin and taunted him a bit.
He, Fly, was not the kind of good person who wouldn't retaliate after being dissed.
However arrogant Distin had been when Everton was leading, Fly wanted to make his face that much uglier...
Diario AS expected, the moment Fly said these words, Distin immediately felt uncomfortable.
"Damn it... this American is showing off, how annoying!"
Although he didn't retort to Fly, Distin had already cursed Fly to hell in his heart.
Everton's coach, Moyes, had been constantly wiping the cold sweat from his forehead after Fly scored his second goal.
His face was no longer black; it was pale, sickly pale!
Because it was different from the annoyance and frustration he felt just now.
After Fly scored his second goal in a short time, Moyes suddenly realized that he had still underestimated this pervert.
God knows, he had done a lot of work targeting Fly before the match...
Not a single bit of slack!
But who would have thought this guy would score two goals in front of him again? This made Moyes feel very embarrassed, and a sense of despair arose from the bottom of his heart.
He had already set up the ultimate bus formation with six defenders, and this damned guy could still bang in two goals.
What could he do?
Now that the team was trailing, it was useless for Moyes to keep parking the bus...
In desperation, he had no choice but to make a substitution.
He took off defender Coleman and brought on forward Anichebe.
Moyes wanted to take advantage of the remaining time in the match to put on attacking players and try to equalize the score.
But this move played right into Arsenal's hands.
In the 73rd minute of the match.
Everton made a mistake in their backfield. Diario AS Baines passed the ball horizontally to Heitinga, Arshavin suddenly intercepted it, and Arsenal immediately launched a counterattack in Everton's penalty area.
The moment Arshavin got the ball, he was immediately sandwiched by the reacting Baines and Heitinga.
Without time to adjust, the Tsar chose to shoot directly.
Facing this close-range shot, Everton's goalkeeper Howard couldn't stop the ball from going into the net despite his best efforts.
Everton had just given up parking the bus and switched from defense to offense, only to be dealt a heavy blow by Arsenal, killing them instantly!
3:1, Arsenal further extended their lead.
"GOOOOOOOOOOOAL!!!"
"What a huge, huge mistake!!!"
"Everton just made a substitution, and a major mistake occurred."
"Lack of communication between Everton defenders Baines and Heitinga led to Arsenal seizing the opportunity and scoring another goal!"
"Oh my god, 3:1, a two-goal difference, does Everton still have a chance?"
"You know, they are facing Arsenal, who have been invincible in the Premier League this season..."
"It's too difficult to come back from a two-goal deficit against them."
"Even if they pull one back, Arsenal can still win, and they can still create a new historical record!"
"Everton, is this the end?"
Feeling the schadenfreude in his partner's words, Andy Gray couldn't help but sigh and rub his forehead.
Brother!
Diario AS a professional Premier League commentator, you can have preferences, but you must never bring such emotions into your work.
Sky Sports is not like Diario AS or World Sport, media with clear biases.
When working for media with clear biases, commentators can indeed bring their likes and dislikes into their commentary without reservation.
For example, Roncero, the editor of Diario AS.
He is a typical Madridista, an absolute Real Madrid die-hard.
Therefore, his various attacks on Barcelona and mindless praises of Real Madrid in his commentary are allowed...
But how can you, Martin Taylor, a commentator for a public sports media like Sky Sports, show schadenfreude during your commentary?
It would be strange if you didn't receive complaints from fans...
After complaining about his partner in his heart, Andy Gray continued to speak, following Martin Taylor's words.
"Time is running out for Everton... Moyes has to find a way, otherwise this match is going to get away from them."
On the sidelines, Moyes saw his team concede another goal Diario AS soon Diario AS he made a substitution, and he was completely numb...
"Forget it... trying to challenge Arsenal was indeed an unrealistic fantasy, let it be."
Thinking about his team's ranking in the Premier League, and then comparing it to Arsenal's current points.
Moyes suddenly felt that this match was actually very dull and boring, with no thoughts.
However, Wenger did not relax like him, because the team was only leading by two goals, which was not stable.
He planned to wait another ten minutes; if Arsenal was still leading Everton by two goals after 80 minutes, he would make a substitution.
Now he still needed the big killer Fly on the field to deter the opponent, even if he was just strolling, it didn't matter...
Diario AS long Diario AS the current Fly is still on the field, even if he is squatting on the byline smoking, the opponent must send a player to specifically mark him.
This kind of nuclear weapon-like deterrent on the field is not something ordinary people can mess with...
In the 79th minute of the match.
After nearly ten minutes of strolling and adjusting, Fly was full of energy again.
Facing Fabregas's through ball, Fly just used a simple stop and go move to tear apart Everton's defense.
He glanced at his position, which was too wide of the goal to shoot directly.
So Fly played a short pass to Van Persie in the middle.
The Dutchman received the ball and immediately passed it to Arshavin on the right flank.
The Tsar made a run forward and curled a shot, the ball arcing over the diving Howard...
Duang—
"Tsk... too bad, it was almost enough to kill the game directly."
Seeing Arshavin's curled shot hit the crossbar, Fly shook his head regretfully.
The ball bounced into the penalty area and was cleared in time by an Everton defender, and Arsenal got a corner kick.
Clichy took the corner, aiming directly for the far post.
Van Persie leaped high in the crowd and headed the ball towards the middle.
Koscielny, who was wrestling with an Everton defender in front of the goal, met Van Persie's header and headed the ball directly into the goal!
The ball hit the underside of the crossbar and bounced into the net.
Arsenal 4:1 Everton, the match is completely killed!
"GOOOOOOOOOOAL!!!"
"Number 6, Koscielny!"
"The Frenchman took the Dutchman's header and performed an aerial header relay, slamming the ball into Everton's goal."
"Arsenal are now leading Everton 4:1 by a large margin, the suspense of this match is over..."
"It's a great pity that Everton almost pushed Arsenal to the brink in this match."
"But when the match entered 'Fly Time', Arsenal instantly completed the entire process from trailing to equalizing and then taking the lead!"
"This is Arsenal's resilience, and it is Fly's dominance during his exclusive time!"
"We also want to congratulate Arsenal for breaking the record for the longest winning streak in the European top 5 leagues, set by Inter Milan in the 2006-07 season."
"Now they have extended this record to 18 consecutive wins, oh my god... 18 consecutive wins in the European top 5 leagues, what a crazy number!"
"I don't know what number Arsenal will ultimately set the record at, but I am very clear that this Arsenal team is destined to be written into history!"
"Congratulations to Arsenal, congratulations to Arsène, congratulations to Fly, congratulations to all the Arsenal players, you have jointly created an epic London Gunners!"
"I think Her Majesty the Queen will be very happy, after all, we all know that the esteemed Queen is a die-hard Arsenal fan."
"At the same time, we would like to once again congratulate Fly for scoring two goals in this match, breaking the single-season goal record in the European top 5 leagues that had been sealed for 40 years."
"46 goals in a single Premier League season, this is a number I couldn't even dream of!"
"I think after this match, those who said Fly hasn't won anything can shut up..."
"He has already created two football history records, is there anything more convincing than this?"
"You know, championships happen every year, but behind every record is a testament to a historical level superstar."
"Having championships doesn't mean you are a superstar."
"But with more records, everyone will consider you a superstar!"
"Wilt Chamberlain, the basketball emperor in the NBA, is called the 'Emperor' not because he won two NBA championships, but because of the series of astonishing and terrifying records he created!"
"I believe that after retiring, Fly can at least become the 'Emperor' of football, a legendary beast in the football world whose name can be seen in various records!"
Martin Taylor's remarks, broadcast by Sky Sports, immediately sparked discussions among fans in hundreds of countries around the world.
Is winning championships really the basis for evaluating whether a player is a superstar?
Many fans believe that Martin Taylor's words make sense, after all, football is ultimately a team sport, and whether you can win a championship largely depends on which team you are on.
But many fans also believe that Martin Taylor is just defending Fly, after all, his idol has not won any championships so far.
If Fly had championships, he would have a different story...