The stadium was a cacophony of sound.
Whistles, jeers, cheers – all blending into a deafening roar as the referee pointed to the penalty spot.
Julián Álvarez lay on the ground for a moment, then slowly got up, rubbing his ankle.
The AC Milan players were still swarming the referee, their faces red with protest, but the decision stood.
Inter Milan's usual penalty taker was Lautaro Martínez (Current: 88).
Everyone knew it. The fans knew it, the players knew it, and certainly, AC Milan knew it.
Lautaro was already walking towards the spot, his gaze fixed on the ball, a picture of calm determination.
But then, Leon Fischer (Current: 84) felt a strange pull.
He looked at Lautaro, then at the goal, and then at Mike Maignan (Current: 85), the AC Milan goalkeeper.
His 'Vision' (95) seemed to sharpen, not just showing him the shimmering icons of future actions, but something more.
