Max-level burst damage at the start, the British Empire arrives!

Under Sun Ke's expectant gaze, Van Persie swept a shot into the far corner with his left foot.

The moment he touched the ball, the Dutch striker suddenly twisted his wrist, pushing the ball towards the near corner.

The goalkeeper swayed left and right for a moment before making a dutiful, tentative save.

As the ball nestled into the bottom left corner of the goal, a thunderous cheer erupted from the away fans' stands.

Since the start of this season, Arsenal fans have experienced a shift in mindset from disappointment and anticipation to elation and fervor.

Their away form is particularly evident, from feeling uneasy against Newcastle at the beginning of the season, to being cautious against Manchester United, and now giving it their all.

Every detail reflects the changes in this team.

1: 1!

After scoring, Van Persie jogged over to wait for his teammates, his gaze resolute as he said, "We weren't at our best today, but we'll give it our all to secure this victory."

"Whenever there's an opportunity, everyone should make bold runs and positioning, and I'll provide more support."

Since becoming captain, Van Persie has clearly placed more emphasis on efficiency and is more aware of considering issues from the team's perspective.

Playing support for teammates is probably a concept that has just been updated in his dictionary.

Some people can transcend their ego at a young age, while others don't learn to grow up until they are 29.

But it's better to grow than to never grow up at all.

Sun Ke also learned to grow up after she came into this world.

Van Persie also praised Sun Ke in front of everyone: "Sun Ke's performance just now was top-notch. You are now our pillar."

Of course, as captain, Van Persie wouldn't show favoritism; he quickly and concisely praised all his teammates.

Sun Ke also put pressure on his teammates: "We just need to score one more goal. It might not be too fast, but the goal will come eventually."

The teammates responded enthusiastically. On his way back to his half, Sun Ke glanced at Wenger, who was applauding his players the whole time.

After the game restarted, the two teams battled for nearly forty minutes before slowing down their pace.

As the first half drew to a close, both teams were on high alert, as conceding a goal at this point would be a blow that neither side could afford.

At halftime, the two sides returned to the locker room with a 1-1 draw.

International match days are a test that every top team must go through. During these ten days or so, players will have to endure at least three long-haul flights and play two matches.

National team head coaches only have a few opportunities a season to integrate the team, and everyone is under work pressure, so they can't think about the club.

If it's a friendly match, they might substitute important players.

If it were the preliminary rounds of a major competition, I would definitely have to grit my teeth and persevere.

Sun Ke had a clear understanding of his teammates' condition.

The fatigue of professional athletes is not only reflected in their physical fitness. Everyone can grit their teeth and run, and they can run quite well.

However, the mental fatigue caused by the decline in physical function is difficult to overcome. Players will lose their usual feeling and find it difficult to maintain concentration.

Just like Van Persie's several shots in the first half, he had good chances and tried hard, but just couldn't score.

At times like these, it's all about mental strength.

Whoever can withstand the pressure and unleash their fighting power is the boss.

In the final minutes of halftime, the coach reminded everyone not to push forward too much and to pay attention to protecting the defense.

He specifically instructed Sun Ke: "You must pay attention to the opponent's diagonal through balls during the transition between attack and defense, as this is their main counter-attack method."

Sun Ke said no problem.

When teammates are in good form, someone is there to support you, so you can play recklessly.

This game is a bit special, and I must ensure the team's safety.

After all, with the task of winning the mid-season championship in mind, he has to focus on defense, both from the perspective of the team and himself.

In the first five minutes of the second half, Norwich launched a fierce attack.

These seasoned veterans know very well that when their physical condition is poor, it's difficult to get into the game at the start of the second half.

Sun Ke simply took on the role of "midfield meat grinder".

Once a transition from offense to defense occurs, if there's no time to intercept, they'll take someone down in midfield first, since the referee is lenient today anyway.

After nearly five minutes of play, Arsenal finally found their rhythm.

In the 50th minute, Gervinho chased all the way to midfield and dispossessed the opponent's right-back.

He passed the ball back to midfield, turned and rushed back into the penalty area.

Capdevila immediately sent a cross to him, but Gervinho's header was blocked by goalkeeper Rudy, and his follow-up shot was blocked by center-back Bennett.

This guy is sometimes really a love-hate guy. His skills are average, but his physical abilities are absolutely amazing.

Although he may not be the smartest player in football, he's absolutely fearless when it comes to giving it his all.

With teammates like that, how could you not pass the ball to them?

Sun Ke couldn't do it, yet the old man still relied on him, which is enough to show his role in tactics.

Someone has to do the dirty work, otherwise even an all-star lineup won't be enough.

In the 54th minute, Arsenal had another chance.

Capdevila passed the ball diagonally to the right wing, and Walcott paused for a moment after controlling the ball.

Seeing Sun Ke accelerate into the penalty area, "Little Tiger" immediately crossed the ball.

Sun Ke volleyed a shot from the edge of the six-yard box!

The football hit the side netting...

Sun Ke shook his head and immediately turned and rushed back to the back field.

There's nothing I can do; that's just how good my shots are in the penalty area.

In order to quickly become an important member of the team, Sun Ke did not focus on improving his shooting ability.

Let's wait a season or two and see, buddy, he'll absolutely dominate.

Norwich took the goal kick, quickly moved the ball to midfield, and then played a through ball.

Sun Ke rushed to the right and, taking advantage of the gap in the opposing player's control of the ball, slid in and slid the ball towards the right sideline.

Sagna sprinted to save the ball and made a through pass to the attacking third.

Sun Ke turned his head and saw Van Persie, who was heavily guarded, running out of the penalty area.

He received the ball in midfield, turned past a defender, and passed the ball into the penalty area.

Hotbird had another chance, but missed his second one-on-one opportunity.

He got the ball before the defenders, turned and swept it into the penalty area, where both Tatum and Walcott missed their chances.

Norwich City didn't want to miss the opportunity to beat Arsenal and kept their forces in the midfield and attack.

In the 60th minute, they intercepted Walcott's cross and surged forward.

The ball came to the feet of Holahan on the left wing, who, facing Sun Ke's defense, immediately dribbled the ball six or seven meters away.

This guy is practically forcing himself on himself!

Sun Ke gritted her teeth and clung to the other person, the two of them constantly striking each other's bodies with swinging their arms as they ran.

The broadcast camera immediately gave a close-up, showing both of them wincing in pain.

Sun Ke was not as fast as his opponent, but he learned a "slowing technique" from Capdevila and kept hanging on the front of his opponent's body with his hip bone.

Hollahan was really going all out, so he just kept pushing forward with his hips.

The two ran fifteen meters and then fell to the ground together.

The two got up almost at the same time. Sun Ke put his hand on the direction the other was moving and immediately poked the ball to Song on the left.

"Holy crap, I'm half dead!"

Sun Ke stood up from the grass with a grimace, watching Song and Arteta play a one-two pass before continuing their charge forward.

Sun Ke really went all out today to help everyone get through this difficult time.

Suddenly, Song accelerated diagonally.

Just as the defender thought he was about to take a long-range shot, Song flicked his ankle and slipped the ball into the penalty area.

Van Persie appeared on the right side of the penalty area. Norwich's two center-backs turned quickly, but they still couldn't keep up with him.

The Dutch striker controlled the ball, and goalkeeper Rudy had already rushed up.

Sun Ke stared intently at Van Persie's retreating figure.

How do I explain this?

Does it exist?