In fact, when Arsenal scored four goals in the first half, the suspense of this game ended.
The only suspense is how many more goals can Arsenal score?
Or.
Can they break the record for the largest point difference in the history of the Champions League after the restructuring?
This record is actually related to teams in England and Türkiye.
In the 2007/08 Champions League group stage, Liverpool swept Besiktas 8-0 at home.
This is the largest point difference in a single game since the Champions League was restructured.
But that was the group stage, the game with the biggest point difference when it comes to the knockout rounds.
I have to mention the second leg of the Champions League quarter-finals in the 2008-2009 season.
Sporting Lisbon was at home and lost to Bayern Munich with a score of 1 to 7.
This is also the game with the largest point difference in the Champions League knockout rounds after the reform.
During halftime, the commentators were discussing these two records.
Many commentators think so.
It is possible for Arsenal to tie or even break Sporting Lisbon's 7-1 loss to Bayern Munich at home. They "only need" to score three goals in the second half.
It is very difficult to break Liverpool's record of sweeping Besiktas 8-0 at home.
They scored four goals in the second half and just tied the score.
They have to score five goals without conceding a goal, which is quite difficult.
And many commentators believe that after this nightmare first half, Galatasaray will definitely defend in the second half to make themselves less embarrassed.
The people who are most looking forward to Arsenal breaking this record now are not Arsenal fans, but Besiktas fans.
As a mortal enemy in the same city.
What could be more satisfying than having your rival from the same city replace you and become part of a shameful record?
So now in Turkey, the interest in this game has also increased, and there is no longer a one-sided support for Galatasaray.
Besiktas fans don't care about "Turkic national justice".
They desperately hope that Arsenal can score a few more goals in the second half so that their local rivals can surpass their shameful record.
Galatasaray fans were very frustrated.
Many of them have some regrets.
They are thinking that if we don't provoke Arsenal wildly in these two rounds of the Champions League quarter-finals.
Even if they are eliminated, maybe they won't be eliminated as humiliatingly as they are now, right?
The thought of his team possibly being part of a humiliating record.
Galatasaray fans were devastated.
Also a bit miserable are the Galatasaray players.
As football players, their experiences in this game really make people who don't know the truth sympathize.
Because they had almost no power to fight back, they were blasted by Arsenal.
This greatly humiliated their self-esteem.
Now for the Galatasaray players, what they most hope is that this game will end as soon as possible so that they can escape from this place that makes them feel embarrassed and scared.
When they walked off the court, almost every Galatasaray player looked confused, frustrated, and lost.
Before the game, they were full of confidence and thought they could make a difference at the Emirates Stadium.
Arsenal is deeply involved in the whirlpool of public opinion. Their core player Ye Luo seems to have been busy talking to the media in the past two days.
But they were well prepared.
To be prepared for an attack.
Although it is a little behind, there is at least some hope.
If they can score a goal as soon as possible, it will shock Arsenal's morale. Then they will take the opportunity to score two goals in a row, tying the total score and also tying the opponent's away goals.
Just thinking about such a prospect makes people excited, excited and longing for it.
Galatasaray players come to London with aspirations.
The results of it?
Now all is lost.
Their aspirations are like soap bubbles.
When the wind blows, it rises with the wind.
Just rub it together and you're done.
Bo.
exploded.
It seems now.
They previously thought that Arsenal's military morale was fluctuating, but it was actually their own imagination.
The other party was irritated!
If it weren't for the Campbell brothers, the Arsenal team might not care about this game, and might even make a certain degree of rotation instead of playing with all the main players in this game.
They may even underestimate the enemy.
In this case.
Even if Galatasaray cannot advance, they will not lose so much.
However, Arsenal is now like an enraged beast.
They vented all their anger against Galatasaray fans on the Galatasaray team.
Just thinking about it this way, the Galatasaray players felt that they were really wronged.
What is an unreasonable disaster?
And it's not just Arsenal players.
So do their fans.
The Emirates Stadium is actually not a hellish home ground.
And the communities in North London are basically affluent communities.
Arsenal fans are relatively middle- and upper-class—otherwise why would Arsenal’s tickets be the most expensive in the Premier League?
Therefore, these middle-class people who usually have some wealth are not so invested when watching football.
They are still somewhat reserved.
But in this game.
Every Galatasaray player feels as if they are in hell!
And Arsenal's players didn't smile when they came off the field.
obviously.
This score cannot satisfy them.
The camera locked on Ye Luo.
The Arsenal captain looked serious and turned to say something to Cazorla.
This is clearly not a relaxing gesture.
Think about it too.
Four to zero, how to calm Arsenal's anger.
They will definitely continue to attack aggressively in the second half.
They had already agreed before the game.
This game will be unforgettable for the opponent!
It’s hard to break a record though.
But it's not impossible to do.
Although the Arsenal players are not actually thinking about records now
In the locker room.
Ye Luo clenched his fists to encourage his teammates.
"We can't just give it up! In the second half, we have to continue to attack and continue to score goals! The score of four to zero can't make them heartbroken! We have to continue to score goals, five to zero, six to zero, seven to zero , the more eight to zero the better! We will not set a limit, as long as the game continues, we will attack! Attack! Attack! Beat the damn Turks! Let them tremble when they hear our name in the future, Just shake the millet!"
"That's right! We have to do this! We have to use an unprecedented big score to warn them! Football matters should be resolved on the football field!! Otherwise, this is the consequence!!" Cazorla changed clothes at Arsenal as Yello. The number one supporter of the chamber, said loudly immediately after Ye Luo finished speaking.
As the vice-captain, Arteta also immediately expressed his position: "We will teach them a lesson!"
Another vice-captain, Vermaelen, although he did not play in this game because he had just returned from injury, he immediately expressed his position: "We can't relax in the second half, we must continue to score goals!"
The three captains and several big players in the locker room all expressed their opinions.
The atmosphere in the locker room was certainly electric.
Everyone expressed their opinions one after another, saying that they would go all out in the second half and continue to attack.
Every Arsenal player is filled with anger.
This is anger at what happened to Mr. Carr, Arsenal’s most loyal fan, anger at the violent behavior of Galatasaray fans, and even more anger at the indiscriminate reporting by the Turkish media.
This anger turned into a powerful force.
This kind of power.
Destined to crush their opponents into powder.
In Galatasaray's dressing room, the atmosphere seemed very gloomy.
Every Galatasaray player lowered his head and said nothing.
No one played music, changed clothes, joked or anything.
Anyway.
Just silence.
No one wanted to talk.
Galatasaray's head coach Fatih Terim was at his wits' end.
He didn't know how he could inspire the team's fighting spirit.
No matter what you say now.
It all seems to have become a joke.
Perhaps their biggest hope is that the game will end as soon as possible.
But, as a head coach.
He couldn't just declare surrender at halftime.
Even if he is terminally ill, he still has to fight to the death.
Otherwise, how can he be qualified to be a head coach?
"We're actually doing pretty well."
He considered it for a moment and spoke.
He regretted it as soon as he said this.
Because no matter how you hear it, no matter what tone you use to say it.
It all seems like irony
But speaking out is like water being poured out.
It is impossible for Fatih Terim to take it back.
He could only continue.
"We are just unlucky. But now we have no other pressure. Let's play well in the second half. There is no hope of promotion, so everyone treats the second half as a training match, showing off their abilities and trying to score a goal. Let’s score away goals.”
Fatih Terim also knows that he cannot put pressure on his players now.
Now he just takes all the pressure off, which might be of some use to his players.
With a relaxed mind.
Maybe he can perform better in the second half?
That’s what Fatih Terim thought.
But he couldn't help but feel discouraged when he saw his players still lowering their heads and saying nothing.
He also knows
The thoughts in my mind are a bit too naive.
Second half of the game.
I can only pray that the opponent will score less.
But Fatih Terim certainly did not pray before coming to London, and perhaps did not follow some commandments, so his prayers had no effect at all and may even be counterproductive.
Just one minute into the second half.
Arsenal scored.
Cazorla was fouled while receiving the ball at the edge of the penalty area.
Arsenal were awarded a well-placed free kick.
Yeluo took the free kick and kicked a very beautiful arc. The football got into the goal from the blind corner.
Five to zero! !
Ye Luo scored twice! !
"Five to zero! Five to zero!! Arsenal scored at the beginning of the second half!! They may really set an unprecedented score in this game!"
exclaimed commentator Andy Gray.
At the same time, there was also some vague expectation in my heart.
If Arsenal's opponent were some other team, he might still have some sympathy.
But if it's Galatasaray.
Then there is absolutely no sympathy in his heart.
Now fans all over England are shouting and killing Galatasaray.
Even the official Tottenham Hotspur, Arsenal's absolute rival, expressed sympathy for Carl Campbell's experience.
We really have the same hatred.
All the Arsenal fans were cheering.
The few hundred Galatasaray fans who came to the away game now did not dare to be as arrogant as they were at their home stadium.
Sit in your seat honestly.
Not to mention making any singing moves to threaten Arsenal's players.
Not even a sound came out.
Perhaps those who regret most now are the Galatasaray fans who came to the away game.
Should have known so.
They certainly won't suffer this.
But now they don't dare to leave early.
Because if they show up in twos and threes in London, there might be some football hooligans who will do whatever they want.
They could only sit in the stands and suffer, waiting for the game to end so that everyone could leave together.
Right now.
The cheers suddenly rose in decibels like a stove being whipped up by a powerful blower.
A whoosh.
It suddenly swept across the stadium.
Below this decibel.
The voices made by Arsenal fans before seemed so insignificant.
So what happened on the pitch?
It turned out that Giroud rushed into the goal, picked up the football and ran back!
The other Arsenal players did not celebrate the goal, but ran towards their own half.
usually.
Only the trailing side will be in a hurry to kick off, fearing that celebrating a goal will waste time.
Now Arsenal has a 5-0 lead, and the total score is 8-0.
They have no pressure to score.
So they were anxious to kick off, and the only reason they were worried about wasting time was because they still wanted to score! And keep scoring goals!
What could make Arsenal fans happier than this?
Galatasaray's players were completely fooled.
They don't have the energy they had at home.
They were now like little sparrows that had been knocked down by the heavy rain, curled up and shivering.
But the whole Arsenal team did not have the intention to sympathize with them.
soon.
The goals came one after another.
The fifty-second minute of the game.
Ramsey grabbed the point in the penalty area, 6-0.
In the 68th minute of the game, Yelo headed the ball into the goal in the penalty area and scored a hat trick, 7-0.
In the 76th minute of the game, young player Gnabry, who came on as a substitute, cut in from the wing and shot with his right foot, rewriting the score to 8-0!
"Arsenal equals Liverpool's record!"
Before the commentators could react.
In the 83rd minute of the game, Ye Luo succeeded in a dribble in the penalty area. He fired a shot from the penalty area and scored another victory, 9-0! !
This was also the final score of the game.
Arsenal defeated Galatasaray 9-0 at home.
It set a record for the largest score in the Champions League after the restructuring!
After the game.
Yelo, who scored four goals, said in an interview with reporters that this ball was given to Mr. Carl Campbell and all the fans who supported them.
"What? We set a new record?!"
Ye Luo acted a little surprised after getting the reporter's tip.
But he quickly laughed: "That's okay. If the injury time hadn't been too short, we might have scored double-digit goals."
Almost all Galatasaray supporters lost their temper when they heard this.
They knew that Ye Luo was right.
Because the injury time in this game is five minutes.
As a result, the referee blew the whistle to end the game in the 92nd minute of the game - the goal was scored, which made the referee feel a little sympathetic to Galatasaray.
But if you can.
Galatasaray don't want this sympathy.
Now, not only are they on the shameful record list.
And what they replaced happened to be their city rival Besiktas.
This outcome really drove Galatasaray's supporters crazy to the extreme, but there was nothing they could do about it.
The boss has bronchitis and is hospitalized. The updates have been unstable for the past two days and will be updated after he is discharged.
(End of chapter)
