Thud!
The moment the referee blew the whistle, Robert Skov sent a high cross to the six-yard box. Somehow, this became the most crowded place on the pitch right now, with everyone fighting to get a better position for this ball.
However, Higo also didn't stay idle here. While adjusting his position, his eyes were also still staying in the air, tracking the ball that slowly fell into his territory. His brain also worked so quickly, giving him an image of where the ball would go in the next few seconds.
Once it was already in his range, Higo didn't hesitate, leaping so high in the air with both hands stretching far. This move caught all the opponent players nearby off guard, not expecting the boy to be this bold, fighting for an aerial ball while being so close to the crowd.
One slip was enough to force a fatal blunder here, probably the last thing that any goalkeeper would want to happen in his first-ever professional game.
