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

With a two-goal lead at home, Arsenal fans began chanting catchy tunes with lyrics written using the players' names.

When it was Sun Ke's turn, she immediately switched to "You are my sunshine".

However, the situation on the field remained tense, and the Olympiacos players were determined to win, increasing the intensity of their tackles.

It looks like these guys aren't planning to play this game; they're going to use all their energy from the week on this one match.

This is the advantage of playing for a top club in a smaller league: you can showcase yourself on the Champions League stage without any worries.

At the time, Raiola's development path for Sun Ke was to first play for two years at a top club in the Portuguese or Dutch leagues, and then directly jump to a big club in the English Premier League.

Later, Tottenham's Dier followed this path, coming through the Sporting Lisbon youth academy.

After playing in the Portuguese league for a season or two, he was signed by Tottenham Hotspur.

If Sun Ke didn't have a system and instead transmigrated into the body of a minor demon, he would most likely choose this route.

but.

This is not the path that Great Britain should take.

Future superstars should shine brightly from the moment they debut.

The Olympiacos players are playing so hard, wanting to win and also hoping to secure a future for themselves.

This match is their best work.

Compared to Arsenal, who made significant rotations but also retained some players, this was a different story.

The Olympiacos players' level of effort was truly inspiring.

Forty-third minute.

Olympiacos players won a corner kick on the left wing.

It was another tactical corner kick. Left winger Ibagaza received the ball and immediately passed it to the far post.

Arsenal players quickly moved towards the far post, but the ball did not land at the far post; it was at least two or three meters away.

next moment.

Right winger Foster rushed towards the byline and, without stopping the ball, swept it directly into the middle.

Mirallas charged up from the left and headed the ball towards the goal. Sun Ke tried to block the shot, but was completely blocked by Melberg.

The header went straight into the top left corner of the goal, and Szczesny had no chance against it.

2: 1!

Mirallas excitedly ran to the sideline, did a forward roll, and then made a sweeping motion.

A loud shout immediately erupted from the away team's stands, and a shirtless away fan waved the Olympiacos flag with great enthusiasm.

This corner kick completely stunned Sun Ke; it was such a fancy move!

How many corner kick tricks did these guys practice in order to beat Arsenal?

But it must be admitted that they do have real skills.

Blackburn couldn't take a corner kick like that.

Both Ibagaza on the left and Foster on the right are very technically gifted.

This Foster sounds like he's from England, but he's actually Spanish and has some serious technical skills.

With Van Persie absent, vice-captain Rosicky played a role in encouraging his teammates.

He clapped his hands and loudly reminded his teammates to cheer up.

Sun Ke felt that he was still impressed by the quality of the shot.

But I felt a little uncomfortable.

With the first half almost over and our two-goal lead shrinking to one, I felt uneasy.

The Olympiacos players were still excited as they returned to the tunnel at the end of the first half.

The Arsenal players remained calm.

Sun Ke patted Chamberlain on the shoulder to encourage the kid: "You played well, but you're still a bit too restrained in your running."

"Run boldly, understand?"

"The boss thinks highly of you!"

Fearing Chamberlain might think he was simply praising him, Sun Ke added a couple more sentences.

Judging from Chamberlain's expression, he hadn't yet recovered from the wonderful moment of that goal.

This is what young people are like!

The atmosphere in the locker room was so-so, and conceding a goal in the final moments was indeed a bit disappointing.

After all, 2-0 and 2-1 are two different worlds.

Shamach secretly glanced at Wenger several times, trying to gauge the manager's mood from his expression.

This action indicates that he was not satisfied with his performance.

To be honest, Chamakh's performance in the first half was not unenthusiastic. He was constantly fighting for the ball and pressing the defenders, doing a lot of dirty work, but he only managed to get one very difficult shot on goal.

After playing three games in a month and a half, it would be a lie to say I wasn't nervous.

Shamach is very sensitive at this time and is prone to exaggerating things.

Rosicky lay on a massage chair as the therapist massaged the muscles on the back of his thighs.

Silva took a few sips of energy drink and barely breathed; he was practically an animal.

This guy's English wasn't very good, so he could only secretly chat with Maicon in Portuguese.

Wenger has strict requirements: players must speak English during work hours, or they will be fined and the fines will be used as part of the team's internal activity fund.

Maicon, who had just returned to the sport, was left breathless by his conversation...

"Snapped!"

A voice that sounded very soft and moist rang out.

Silva and Maicon turned to look, and Sun Ke, with his left arm draped over Silva's shoulder and his right hand pointing at the two of them with a mischievous grin, said, "Haha, I caught you!"

"I'm going to tell the old man!"

Upon hearing Sun Ke's words, the two of them instantly revealed wicked smiles.

Sun Ke wanted to jump back a step to maintain a safe distance.

However, Silva used a move similar to Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu to instantly grab Sun Ke's arm.

He and Maicon worked together to pull Sun Ke to the middle and start tickling his ticklish spot.

Sun was ticklish and started to struggle, but Maicon covered his mouth and Capdevila grabbed his legs.

After struggling for less than ten seconds, Sun Ke raised his hands in surrender.

Sun Ke discovered a very interesting phenomenon: regardless of age, members who join a group at the same time tend to stick together.

These three guys usually get along well, take good care of Chamberlain and Jenkinson, and also have feelings for him.

Humanity's strange and wonderful knowledge has increased once again.

The group sat down and started chatting. The two Brazilians and the Spaniard had very heavy English accents, and Sun Ke would occasionally correct their pronunciation with her London accent.

As they chatted, Sun Ke suddenly asked, "Thiago, you were doing just fine at AC Milan, why did you suddenly come here?"

"The weather in London is not as good as in Milan."

"The income here is probably not much higher than there."

"Neither club has won any championships recently, so why do you want to come?"

Sun Ke's tactic is called using the center of influence to increase his influence.

He noticed that Wenger had turned his back to him at the door.

This body language means that the old man is also listening.

The reason Sun Ke asked this question was that he had already anticipated that the other party would likely give a bizarre answer.

Although Silva is low-key and reserved, it doesn't mean he lacks communication skills.

Silva thought for a moment, and before he could speak, he tilted his head back and laughed.

At this point, all the players in the locker room gathered around.

Silva laughed and said, "To be honest, I want to live a different life!"

Listen to this: a world-class defender transfers to find a new way of life!

Isn't that reason incredibly explosive?

There's no way to make most people empathize.

Or things that others wouldn't dare to try, can seem incredible.

On Wenger's side, the coaching staff, who were just pretending to chat, have now fallen silent.

"I've lived in Milan for three years, and I've started to enjoy the sunshine there. I go to get off work on time every day, and on weekends I try to get a high score if I have the energy left. That kind of life is very pleasant."

"But when I turned on the TV and watched the Arsenal vs. Manchester United match, I suddenly found myself having a strange feeling."

Silva pointed at Sun Ke and said, "When I saw this guy break through one after another, I wondered if I could defend against him. My first feeling was uncertainty."

"I'm not sure if I can adapt to the speed and physicality here. I'm starting to worry about whether I can defend against these Premier League players on the international stage."

A thought began to stir within me: perhaps I need a new challenge!

"I received several contracts, and I made a decision in one night."

"I'm certain that a head coach of a top club who dares to give 18-year-old players regular playing time is someone you can trust!"

Silva struggled for a long time in his accented English, and with Sun Ke's help in filling in the missing words, he finally completed the answer.

Under Cai Sunke's influence, the locker room erupted in shouts and cheers.

It must be said that Silva's reasons for joining Arsenal were truly inspiring.

He could have stayed in Milan, playing healthy football with a group of middle-aged men past their prime, and winning a championship every now and then.

But this guy chose the Premier League, and specifically Arsenal, who hadn't won a title in six years.

This made Sun Ke very impressed.

He joined Arsenal entirely because it was a five-star team, coupled with the old man's promise, relatively less competition, and high pay.

Sun Ke then asked Maicon, "And you, Maicon (nickname)?"

Maicon declared nonchalantly, "I'm going to win the Premier League title, hahaha!"

Upon hearing this, his teammates patted him on the shoulder, realizing this guy was definitely faking it.

Sun Ke then asked Capdevila, who replied, "I want to play against Barcelona and Bayern Munich in the Champions League!"

Before he could finish speaking, Sun Ke quickly covered his mouth: "Don't say such things! I'd rather be drawn into a weaker team!"

Sun Ke also called over Chamberlain and had the somewhat shy guy introduce himself, making the whole locker room lively and bustling.

At that moment, Wenger quietly leaned closer to Bolton and said, "His behavior makes him seem like he's 30 years old and has been here for ten years..."

After the old man finished speaking, he looked at his watch and realized that eleven minutes had passed since the halftime break.

We need to do a tactical review; listening to the halftime break is a waste of time!