Asian Genesis! New Moon beat Real Madrid and Manchester City in a row, Guardiola completely collapsed the season

When Bunu flew again to save Haaland's burst, the air at the World Cup Camping World Stadium suddenly solidified. The Moroccan goalkeeper completed six divine pounces in half, compressing Manchester City's seven shots into one goal - it was also a product of controversial handball assists. No one expected that this was just the prelude to the counterattack of the Saudi club.

The second half started with just 41 seconds, and Cancelo made a low cross to disrupt Manchester City's penalty area. Ederson lost his save, and Leonardo appeared in the small penalty area like a ghost, heading the ball - 1-1! Before Manchester City could recover, in the 51st minute, Cancelo made a straight pass in the scalpel of the outer instep, and Malcolm went straight in and calmly pushed the shot from the far corner. It only took the Saudis 346 seconds from falling behind to overtaking.

Bunu's performance ran through the entire audience: Save Savigno in 24 minutes, blocked Gundogan's shot with his fingertips in 29 minutes, and blocked the B-shirt's close shot in 44 minutes. Fans joked: "He seemed to suddenly grow three heads and six arms when he saved!" And the new moon turned into a "Champions League killer": this tournament has successively broken through Real Madrid and Manchester City goals, becoming the first Asian team to win two consecutive Champions League champions in a single time. The scene of Guardiola's stupid position spreading on social media. Data reveals the cruel truth: Despite the 69% ball control rate and 2 times more shooting, Manchester City missed three excellent opportunities. What's even more ironic is that the pre-match data agency gave Manchester City a 70% winning rate, with the odds as low as 1.19. When the New Moon players hugged and celebrated, British netizens laughed at themselves: "Their reversal speed is faster than Foden's weekly salary!"

When Kulibali headed through Manchester City's goal in overtime, Saudi football completed a historic reputation. Despite the lack of front-line dual-core Mitrovic and Dosari, this "remnant formation" crescent moon uses the European offensive and defensive system to prove that oil capital is incubating real competitive forces. As head coach Inzagji yelled: "We just broke up the football history and reorganized it!" The final whistle sounded, and the broadcast footage captured Wenger and Corina shaking their heads in the VIP seat and exclaimed. This may be the most vivid footnote to the rise of Asian football.