The first half ended with a one-to-one score.

Yaya Toure scored the first goal for Manchester City, and Aston Villa soon equalized the score with Lewandowski assisted Ibrahimovic.

In the subsequent game, although Manchester City was very passive, they withstood Aston Villa's bombardment.

During the halftime break, Kidd was very excited. The first half of the game gave him some confidence. He praised the performance of Manchester City players and encouraged the players to continue working hard in the second half to win the final championship.

The general manager of Manchester City club also appeared in the South locker room. He said on behalf of the club's big boss that if the team can defeat Aston Villa and win the FA Cup championship, the big boss will never be stingy with the rewards.

This sentence is the most realistic.

So everyone knows how arrogant Chief Mansour is. The reward mentioned by the boss will definitely satisfy everyone.

...

After the second half began, Manchester City kicked off first.

Blue Moon took advantage of the opportunity to kick off the ball first and attacked Aston Villa's goal, and the offensive became stronger and stronger.

This caught Aston Villa off guard.

Fang Jue was also surprised. What happened to Manchester City players? Have you taken Xingpian?

After the 56th minute of the game, Manchester City played an amazing offensive cooperation in the frontcourt.

After David Silva broke away from Modric and Kyle Walker's interceptions in succession, he sent a back cross from the bottom.

Aguero made a stop at the top of the penalty area, but rubbed the ball with the momentum and flew into the penalty area.

Teves rushed to the football, and with him were Sendros and Milner.

Then people saw Tevez lying in the penalty area.

The whistle of referee Clattenberg immediately sounded, and he pointed to the penalty spot and showed Milner a yellow card.

...

All this happened so suddenly that before Milner could fully react, he heard the whistle and saw Clattenberg pointing at the penalty spot, pointing at him and showing a yellow card. He was stunned.

After a moment of "confusing", the fans of the two teams in the stands also erupted in two completely different reactions.

Manchester City fans burst into loud cheers, applauding the referee's "clear and clear" style.

Deafening booing broke out in the stands where Aston Villa's fans were.

"Punishment! Kratenberg pointed to the penalty spot, and at the same time he showed Milner a yellow card. We see what happened?"

"Tevis fell in the penalty area, Kratenberg thought Milner had a foul on him, and the penalty kick was added with a yellow card, and Aston Villa suffered a blow."

"He's so damn!!!" Fang Jue couldn't help but curse, "Is this a penalty kick?! Is this guy's eyes blocked by shit, or is he blind?"

The fourth official's ear trembled, captured unfriendly information, and immediately walked towards him.

After Fang Jue scolded someone, he knew it was not good. When he saw the fourth official coming, he felt guilty.

It was a while since Sebastian jumped out suddenly.

He pointed to the fourth official's nose and shouted, "This is a penalty, this is a penalty? Are you sure this is a penalty? The blind man dares to blow like this! No, no, this is a problem with his brain, and he will call the penalty!"

"Please pay attention to your words!"

"What am I paying attention to? The referee who was raised by the bitch judged a penalty that did not exist. He was going to destroy our game!" Sebalus drooled.

"I'm going to call the referee."

"You scream! You scream! You scream!"

The fourth official wiped off the saliva from his face and immediately called the referee to stop the mad dog.

The referee was surrounded by Aston Villa's players in the penalty area. Aston Villa's captain Clement negotiated with him on behalf of the team and protested against the penalty for the penalty.

At this time, Clattenberg heard the call of the fourth official and immediately trotted to the sidelines.

The fourth official covered his mouth and pointed at Sebalus and said something.

Sebassus did not restrain himself at all and pointed at Clattenberg's nose, "Are you blind? Is this a penalty?"

Fang Jue quickly came up to stop his assistant from going crazy.

No eggs.

Then, Sebaslos was sent to the stands by referee Clattenberg.

Sebalus snorted coldly and walked towards the stands with a fearless attitude.

Seeing Klattenberg walking back into the field, Fang Jue breathed a sigh of relief.

Sebalos intercepted the fourth official halfway and successfully attracted the attention of the fourth official, Fang Jue was able to escape.

...

The commentators are all expressing their opinions on this penalty.

The slow-motion replay showed that Milner did not have that obvious foul. The only contact between him and Tevez was that when both of them were chasing the football, Tevez ran and touched Milner's right foot, and then fell into the penalty area.

Regarding the penalty penalty, some commentators think it should not be. Milner's attention was on the ball and there was no subjective foul at all. Moreover, this unintentional slight contact could not cause Tevez to fall to the ground instantly, so the penalty did not exist.

Some commentators also think that it is okay to award a penalty. Their view is that Milner did encounter Tevez, whether intentionally or unintentionally, anyway, it caused Tevez to fall to the ground. The facts are there, and the penalty can be awarded.

John Motson's view is that in this case, the referee will not award a penalty in most cases, but if he awarded a penalty, there is nothing to say.

In a word, whether this penalty can be judged or not depends on the referee's mood.

The protests and complaints of Aston Villa's players were useless, and the referee Clattenberg's attitude was very firm:

The penalty for penalty kick cannot be changed.

...

"Punishment! This is a good opportunity for Manchester City to overtake the score. Tevez personally took the penalty he created."

Aston Villa's goalkeeper Ter Stegen pointed at Tevez and complained to the referee, believing that Tevez did not place the football right at the penalty spot.

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Referee Clattenberg is ready to blow the whistle.

After receiving this complaint, he had to go up and check it out, signaling Tevez to move the football a few centimeters to the outside.

Teves pointed at Ter Stegen to complain, who believed that Ter Stegen had deliberately interfered with his preparation and rhythm.

Teves' complaint was useless.

Just as the factual basis for his referee to punish this penalty, Tevez did move the football forward by tricking him by a few centimeters. This is true. Ter Stegen's complaint is reasonable and well-founded.

In desperation, Tevez placed the football again, then returned to the back of the football, took a few steps back, and prepared to shoot a penalty.

Finally, Clattenberg exited the penalty area and looked at the two of them. Seeing that they were no longer making trouble, he blew the whistle in his mouth.

Teves heard the whistle and started running.

step!

Two steps!

Three steps!

Shoot!

Terstegan pounced on his right.

Teves also shot to this side.

He tried his best to stretch his arms, hoping that he could dive into the football.

He felt his fingers stretching out slightly touch the football.

"I met it!"

Ter Stegen was overjoyed.

Then he was disappointed to see the football continue to fly. He touched that moment, which was not enough to completely change the trend of the football flying towards the goal.

Still can't escape?

Then, Terstegen heard the sound of nature!

"Bang!"

The football hit the outside of the post and flew towards the sideline.

...

"Saving out!"

"Telstegen! He made a contribution! He rushed to the football, which changed the direction of the football, and finally the football was blocked by the post!" Birmingham's commentator shouted excitedly.

"Unbelievable! Tevez's penalty kick failed!" Manchester's commentator shouted in extreme disappointment.

Teves held his head, he couldn't believe his eyes, and his penalty kick was saved?

At this time, a huge cheer sounded.

Teves looked back and saw his teammates chasing back in a mess. This was the Aston Villas fighting back!
To be continued...