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"Rooney hit the ball to the lower right corner of the goal, but Martinez also predicted Rooney's idea! Rooney hit it fast, but Martinez rushed to it even faster."

"There is no way to blame this ball, because Rooney's shot was powerful enough and the angle was also very good. But...Martinez fished the ball out at the second when the ball almost passed the goal."

"Similarly, it also pulled the Wolves back from the brink of death!"

Before Martinez had time to get up, he heard Ruben Dias's roar, and then he saw Ruben Dias rushing up. Following closely behind were the other players of the Wolves!

They hugged each other in front of the goal! Ruben Dias grabbed Martinez's collar tightly, his eyes were red, and he couldn't say a word.

Martinez laughed heartily and hugged Ruben Dias tightly.

"Am I awesome? Speak!"

Ruben Dias couldn't speak, and he nodded desperately. Martinez pushed Ruben Dias away and pointed in the direction of the corner flag.

"10 minutes, it's up to you."

Ruben Dias nodded heavily, his sharp eyes looking at Lingard in front of him, as if to pierce him. This time, Ruben Dias will not make mistakes again.

Rooney was a little absent-minded.

He suddenly thought, no, we really can't win, right?

Time has skipped 80 minutes, and Mkhitaryan is still slowly walking towards the corner flag area.

Why?

Why was it saved?

Why can't we win?

Is it because we are too weak?

Or because someone did something wrong?

Rooney was a little absent-minded, and even when the corner kick came out, he didn't have time to jump when the ball flew in front of him.

The penalty area was in chaos, and the football was finally kicked out by someone, flying high to Manchester United's half. The crowd dispersed, and there was a lot of noise, but Rooney was still standing on the penalty area line, staring blankly at the backs of his teammates and opponents.

"Rooney is almost completely out of the game, which is really not right for an experienced veteran." Martin Taylor said, looking at the close-up of Rooney on the TV screen, "But from 2002 to 2017, Rooney, who has gone through more than 15 years of football career, can be said to have entered the end of his career."

"I don't know if this League Cup semi-final is Rooney's last chance to get involved in the League Cup trophy." Martin Taylor was quite emotional, "But this opportunity may be wasted by Rooney himself."

There were less than ten minutes left in the game, and even the calmest players of Manchester United began to show a hint of impatience on their faces.

Because they knew that there was not much time left for Manchester United.

"Hold on, hold on." Huddled in the quilt, Han Yang stared at the screen of his mobile phone and whispered in a low voice.

"Hold on, hold on." In the bar in Wolverhampton, those who looked up at the TV screen and looked forward to it whispered in a low voice.

"Hold on! Hold on!" Todd shouted loudly, waving his scarf, standing in the front row of the away fans' stand, pouring his voice into the field.

Wei Le still stood there, anxiously watching every move of the players on the field. These 10 minutes were so long. In the last ten minutes, the pace of the game accelerated, and the Manchester United players seemed to have forgotten their fatigue, and the Wolves players were even more so.

Ruben Dias took a deep breath.

He almost ruined Wolves' hope of promotion, but in the end it was Martinez's performance that brought Wolves back to life.

Ruben Dias knew that it was not good to be distracted on the field, but when he recalled the second when the penalty was just caused, when he faced Lingard's long shot, he had to admit that he panicked, and his arm was stretched out completely subconsciously, and it was this action that made him get a yellow card, and almost ended Wolves' League Cup journey.

Why panic?

Ruben Dias didn't know.

Ruben Dias hates the feeling of almost suffocating when he hears the referee's whistle.

Perhaps Ruben Dias' football career has been too smooth from the beginning to now. From his debut in Benfica, to playing in the Benfica B team, and then crossing the ocean to Wolves, Ruben Dias' journey has been smooth sailing.

Coming to the Championship, with the support of Wolves' luxurious offensive line, Ruben Dias didn't encounter many strong teams in the first half of the season. This made Ruben Dias hardly feel the real heavyweight confrontation.

But challenges always come, even if Ruben Dias wants to stay in his comfort zone, one game after another will forcibly drag him out of it.

But Ruben Dias is not ready yet.

He can be said to be a "semi-finished product" now.

HeHe has excellent physical fitness, solid basic skills, and a solid understanding of football.

But he lacks experience.

Therefore, when he faces a strong team, when he is flustered and suffocated from time to time, Ruben Dias will be at a loss.

Ruben Dias is grateful that he chose Wolves, which is one of the most correct choices he has made. Because if there is no such opportunity, he will still play in the B team, which is lower than his strength, and will still start his football career from the Portuguese Super League step by step.

He will still stay in his comfort zone until one day in the future, when he is dragged into an unfamiliar environment by reality again.

Then he will be beaten while suffocating.

At least joining Wolves has brought this beating a few years earlier. At the same time, it is not so poisonous.

Ruben Dias likes to think, but this kind of thinking sometimes turns into fantasy. Such fantasy will especially appear after he makes a mistake.

What will happen after making a mistake?

Will someone scold me?

What consequences may this mistake lead to?

Ruben Dias stood on the Old Trafford pitch, his teammates were still attacking in front. He didn't need to look back, but behind him, Martinez must be standing there.

Ruben Dias suddenly thought that there would be no answer to his wild thoughts.

Did Martinez make mistakes? He certainly made mistakes, and as a goalkeeper, he must have made many mistakes.

But he was still willing to stand in front of Ruben Dias, hugging Ruben Dias and promising that he would definitely save the ball.

What if he didn't save it? What if he "broke his promise"?

Ruben Dias put this idea aside, and he began to think about it again, but this time the content of his wild thoughts was his "wild thoughts".

There were exclamations from all around the stadium, and Ruben Dias looked at it carefully, and Jota's shot was higher than the crossbar.

"Goal kick! Goal kick! Get ready!"

Ruben Dias heard Rodri's shout and took a deep breath.

He was ready.