The instant after passing the ball, Lin Yi felt a heart-wrenching pain in his right ankle. His body instantly broke free from the constraints of gravity, and he soared into the air, the world rapidly spinning in his eyes.

As Lin Yi flew into the air, from this unique perspective, he unfortunately saw Aguero being blocked by Nasri's body.

Just as his body was about to return to the horizon, Lin Yi saw Nasri lift his leg and let the ball slip past him and the opposing center-back Distin, allowing Aguero to receive the ball unmarked.

Lin Yi, who crashed heavily to the ground, didn't see what happened next, but the huge cheers that erupted from the Etihad Stadium said it all.

"Goal! With the first half drawing to a close, Aguero has extended Manchester City's lead!"

"This goal perfectly showcased the excellent teamwork between Manchester City players. David Silva's precise pass, Lin Yi's selfless pass after drawing two defenders, Nasri's clever dribble, and finally, the composed Aguero finished the scoring!"

"I wonder how Lin Yi is doing. Phil Neville's attack just now looked pretty fierce!"

Sky Sports' Premier League commentator Martin Tyler, who has always been a big fan of Lin Yi and Aguero, jumped up excitedly upon seeing the goal: "This is a historic moment! The first successful connection between the new signings Lin and Aguero this season! Lin's assist, Aguero's goal—this partnership may open a new chapter in the Premier League. The other 19 Premier League teams should be wary; once these two talented players establish a connection, it will definitely produce a synergy greater than the sum of its parts!"

This season, Sky Sports broke up a golden partnership that had been renowned in the Premier League for over a decade. Martin Tyler remained with the team, while Andy Gray was dismissed by Sky Sports for making sexist remarks.

The person who replaced Gray was Alan Smith, a former member of Leeds United's youth guard who played for Manchester United for three years and just retired this season to become a commentator.

Smith, who regarded Ferguson as his mentor, naturally didn't have a good impression of Lin. He pointed out incisively: "Don't be too happy, Martin. I guess Lin passed the ball to Nasri. If he knew that Aguero would score in the end, Lin would rather have kicked the ball out of bounds."

Taylor was still more concerned for Lin Yi: "No matter what, I hope Lin is alright first. Health is so important for a player."

After scoring, Aguero didn't celebrate; instead, he immediately went to check on Lin Yi, who had been brought down on the pitch.

"Hahahaha! Didn't expect that, idiot! What goes around comes around, no one escapes the judgment of heaven. Who scored the goal? And who broke their leg?"

Soon, Aguero realized something was wrong.

"Holy crap! He really can't get up? Samir, Samir, come quick! This idiot seems to be really injured!"

Lin Yi, enduring the pain, cursed, "Idiot, what's the use of calling him! Where's that bastard who just shoved me? Help me up, I'm going to fucking cripple him!"

Aguero looked at Lin Yi suspiciously: "I won't help you up. I'm afraid you'll try to scam me. I don't trust your character."

Nasri and referee Clattenburg rushed over and, after glancing at Lin Yi's condition, immediately gestured to the sidelines to call the team doctor onto the field.

Other Manchester City players rushed to surround Phil Neville, who had fouled Lin Yi, while Everton players also gathered around. The two sides pushed and shoved each other, creating a chaotic scene.

Clattenburg ignored Lin Yi and immediately showed Neville a red card, attempting to quell the Manchester City player's anger.

"You're a complete idiot. If Mario were here, and he were carrying me, I could go and kill that bastard."

"Don't dream about it. I'm not Tevez. Don't expect me to be your mount."

Lin Yi could only lie helplessly on the lawn, watching his enemy Neville walk further and further away from him.

This made Lin Yi feel extremely irritable, and just then, the perfect punching bag appeared in front of him.

"Stay away from me, seeing you makes me so annoyed!"

Aguero flatly refused: "I want to witness the historic moment of your broken leg with my own eyes; just thinking about it makes me unable to suppress a smile."

Manchester City's medical director, Max Sala, personally led the team onto the field to examine Lin Yi's injury. After instructing him to perform several movements such as flexing his toes and pointing his instep, Sala decisively signaled Mancini on the bench to make a substitution.

Aguero immediately asked, "Max, is he crippled?"

"It's not that serious, but it's hard to say."

Aguero curled his lip.

The interrupted match resumed as stretcher bearers carried the injured Lin Yi to the sidelines.

At this point, Manchester City only had 10 players on the field, with both sides having an equal number of players, so Manchester City's advantage of having one more player could not be immediately apparent.

Mancini didn't dwell on it; he put Lin Yi's injury aside and chose to arrange the substitution first.

Given that Manchester City are currently leading by two goals, they don't really need Dzeko's attacking prowess; Balotelli is a better fit for the current situation on the field.

So despite his reluctance, Mancini still chose Balotelli's opponent.

"Mario, get ready to enter the arena."

"Mario?"

Where's Mario?

Mancini was very dissatisfied with Balotelli's dereliction of duty, and his brows furrowed tightly.

"My God! What the hell are you doing! Are you crazy?!" Mancini's eyes searched back and forth, and finally spotted Balotelli.

The towering Balotelli had somehow slipped into the players' tunnel and blocked Phil Neville, who had just been sent off.

Balotelli sprinted at full speed, and before his opponent could react, he kicked the person who had caused Lin Yi's injury to the ground.

This action stunned everyone present.

For a moment, no one could react. They just watched as Balotelli, like a god descending to earth, single-handedly helped Lin Yi fulfill his desire for revenge.

The latest to break the deadlock was Mancini: "Go stop this madman! A psychopath! A moron!"

His words were like a bucket of hot oil poured on, igniting the passion of both sides. The surrounding players and team staff swarmed over as if a hornet's nest had been stirred up.

Even Kompany, who was on the field, ran over to cheer on his teammates.

A larger-scale conflict erupted at the Etihad Stadium, with Manchester City and Everton playing the roles of Hung Hing and Tung Sing respectively, engaging in a brawl in Causeway Bay.

The referee immediately stopped the game and, together with the fourth official, came to maintain order. The chaotic scene lasted for several minutes before it was finally calmed down.

Clattenburg transformed into a card master, first sending off the instigator Balotelli with a red card, then sending Everton's assistant coach Steve Lund to the stands, and finally Kompany, who left the field without permission. The Manchester City captain also received a ruby ​​card.

Lin, who was firmly held on the stretcher, hated that he didn't know the ultimate skill of the Great Boss Supreme Treasure. He couldn't use his hands to support himself on the ground and walk quickly upside down. He could only helplessly watch as the big black guy Balotelli and Captain Kompany were expelled for standing up for him.

Head coach Mancini, his face contorted with rage, kicked several water bottles but still couldn't vent his anger, gritting his teeth as he muttered, "These idiots!"

As luck would have it, Lin, who was lying on the stretcher, overheard Mancini's low-pitched mutterings.

Lin Yi's gaze darkened, and his expression turned somewhat cold.

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