In last night's fiercely contested Community Shield final, Manchester City and Manchester United staged an exciting duel, which ended with City narrowly defeating United 7-6 on penalties. After the match, Bernardo Silva (B), a key player in the Manchester City team, was interviewed and shared his deep feelings about the match.
B Seat first talked about the regret of losing the FA Cup final to Manchester United last season, and he confessed that that loss made the whole team even more eager to prove themselves in today's Community Shield match and bring the trophy back to the fans who love them. He emphasized that every game is full of challenges and motivation when facing Manchester United, who are probably their biggest rivals, and today's victory is undoubtedly the best reward for the team's hard work.
However, the joy of victory did not completely cover the regret within B Seat. In the penalty shootout, he regretted to concede the penalty, which made him feel a bit frustrated. He confessed that the penalty didn't go as well as he practiced in training, and it was the second time in a row that he conceded a penalty at Manchester City, so he felt a bit remorseful. However, he also showed a mature side, saying that Guardiola has decided not to let him take the next penalty, which is a kind of protection for him and also for the interests of the team.
Speaking about the course of the match, B Seat said that it was not an easy game. He believes that City played very well in the opening stages, but then United gradually found their form and even dominated in some periods. However, it was through the unity and resilience of the whole team that City finally had the last laugh in the penalty shootout and won this precious title.
Finally, B-Square shows his positive attitude towards the future. He understands that you can't always win in soccer and that one day you will suffer a defeat. But he also expressed his hope that that season is not now, and that the team will continue to work hard and improve themselves to meet the challenges ahead. This optimistic spirit will undoubtedly inspire the entire Manchester City team to continue to move forward in the new season and fight for more honors.
