Just as he fell down, Krotoure had just reached out to pull him, but he was empty.

"I didn't touch him!" Krotule quickly shouted.

What a funny scene this is: the offensive player falls forward, the defensive player still maintains the posture of stretching out one hand to pull, and at the same time he calls for injustice in his mouth, trying his best to defend himself, for fear that he will be wronged.

Fortunately, the referee Atkinson was very close to the scene of the incident, so he could see clearly that Abanglaho was making a decision under his feet, so this was not a foul or a fake fall.

...

The game was not interrupted.

Before Abang Laho fell to the ground, the football was touched by his right foot and bounced towards the middle.

The football just jumped into the penalty area.

In the middle, Van Nystruei rushed up and was about to shoot against the football.

Then, the Dutch fell directly into the restricted area.

Next to him was the player who also fell to the ground: Manchester City left-back Bridge.

"Punishment! Penalty! That guy was fouled!" Fang Jue's butt seemed to have a spring installed, and suddenly rushed out, spread his arms and shouted loudly.

Aston Villa's bench and the others on the coaching table were also doing the same move.

On the contrary, there was protest over Manchester City, and they shouted: Fake fall!

In the stands at Villa Park Stadium, there was a hustle and bustle, and Aston Villa fans were shouting loudly: Penalty.

The referee Atkinson's whistle sounded, and he ran into the penalty area, pointing at the penalty spot while running.

At the same time, he took out a card to Bridge, who was still in the penalty area: red!

...

Manchester City players quit.

Under the leadership of captain Richard Dunn, Manchester City players surrounded the referee and protested strongly, and they questioned the penalty.

Manchester City people think Bridge didn't meet Van Nistruy at all.

Or, they simply said that the Dutch were fake falls.

"Bridge didn't meet that guy!"

"That guy is a liar!"

But their doubts and even protests cannot change the current result.

The referee Atkinson's attitude was very clear. This was a foul, and there was no problem with the penalty kick or the red card.

The subsequent slow-motion replay showed that Bridge made a slip-trowing action during the defense. Maybe he saw Van Nistruy preparing to shoot, and was anxious to kick the ball out first. Maybe he was panicked and shoveled the person.

No matter which one it is, the result is the same. Bridge did not encounter football, but directly swept Van Nystruei, who was preparing to shoot, to the ground.

...

Bridge walked off the court with a frustration.

Van Nystruey also left the scene with him.

The Dutch was swept to the ground and felt a little uncomfortable, so the team doctor asked him to examine him.

Fang Jue also returned from the joy of getting a penalty kick. He began to worry that if Van Nistruy was injured, he would really have no one to be able to send young players Nathan Delphonte from the youth team, or to line up a single-arrow lineup from Abonrajo.

"It's a dramatic change. Tevez's shot was blocked by the goal frame. Aston Villa's counterattack. Manchester City's left-back Bridge tackled Van Nistruy from behind in the penalty area. Atkinson sent him off and called a penalty!"

"Just fifteen minutes into the game, Bridge was chased by the referee for the red card for the tackle behind him, and he also awarded Aston Villa a penalty kick." Reinkell also shook his head, "This unexpected situation may be the turning point of this game. Aston Villa, who lacks troops, has a good opportunity."

"Villa's luck is really good." Tony Parker didn't know what to say. His players made up their feet and avoided the opponent's tactical foul. The football rolled into the penalty area, which made Bridge make a mistake in his busyness and knocked down Van Nistruy in the penalty area:

Penalty ball plus red card!

Let’s not talk about whether the penalty kick can be entered, but one less battle was just so early, which has a huge impact on the game.

If Qualillard's clearance ball in his penalty area turned into a long pass counterattack, this... Aston Villa's series of good luck would be speechless.

At least, Manchester City fans must be stunned at this time.

Mark Hughes, who saw this scene off the court, pursed his lips tightly, kept opening his arms and putting them down, as if expressing his incomprehension.

On Aston Villa's side, the team doctor told Fang Jue that there was no problem with Van Nistrui's ankle and he could continue the game.

After hearing this good news, Fang Jue could be said to have breathed a sigh of relief.

Bridge's flying tackle looked scary, and the Dutch veteran was not injured. He was so lucky.

Now that Van Nisstrui is fine, Manchester City not only has one missing person, but also has been awarded a penalty kick. The situation is very favorable for Aston Villa.

Sure enough, people with good looks, ability, humility and kindness are accompanied by good luck.

...

Aston Villa's penalty.

Abanglaho put the football on the penalty spot, and then he backed up to take the shot.

Manchester City goalkeeper Jiwen stood in front of the goal.

The camera gave two people close-ups.

Abanglaho looked solemn, and even could see that he was a little nervous, which made Aston Villa's fans nervous too.

Manchester City people are still looking forward to it at this moment. The penalty kick is not a 100% goal rate, not to mention that their goalkeeper is Ji Wen, an experienced goalkeeper who is known for his stability.

Jiwen, now 33, started her Premier League career in Blackburn in 1994.

He has played for Blackburn, Celtics, Sunderland and Newcastle, with nearly 400 Premier League games experience. He has also played for the Irish national team 96 times, making him the most stable goalkeeper in recent years.

Previously, Manchester United was once worried about finding Schmeichel's successor. During the window period when Van der Sar had not joined, there was also news that Ferguson was interested in acquiring Jiwen.

This is a goalkeeper who can give Manchester City fans a certain fantasy space.

But soon, Abon Raho, who seemed a little nervous and not so reassuring, exposes the glimmer of hope and fantasy of Manchester City people.

The referee's whistle sounded.

Abanglaho runs and shoots.
Chapter completed!