From the man behind the football king to the football king.

Marco Silva was so angry that he started cursing on the sidelines. He was cursing Zouma for not being able to keep up with Greenwood.

"Damn, useless guy, he can't even keep an eye on a rookie."

Manchester United's morale was boosted after equalizing the score, and they burst out with huge offensive energy.

Two minutes later, the staff held up an electronic sign indicating two minutes of injury time for the entire game.

Harry Kane's long shot was blocked, Bruno followed up with another shot, Pickford saved the ball out of the bottom line, and Manchester United got a corner kick opportunity.

Bruno took the corner kick into the penalty area, Maguire headed the ball, but it was saved by Pickford.

Harry Kane made another header, but the ball was blocked by Michael Keane on the goal line.

The ball was still in the penalty area, which caused chaos in the Everton penalty area. Coleman tried to clear the ball, but it hit Luke Shaw's back and bounced back.

Just as Zuma was about to kick the bomb away, he saw a foot hooking the ball. Then he flicked his right foot to avoid the foot of another Everton player. He swung his left foot and swept the ball.

The football suddenly flew up, passed by Zouma's feet, avoided Pickford's saving hands, and went into the net.

The ball...went in?

There were too many people in the penalty area, and the audience did not see clearly who scored the goal at first. They just saw the football flying into the net and the net moving.

The huge Old Trafford stadium completely exploded at this moment. More than 70,000 Manchester United fans cheered wildly, as if they were going to overturn this huge stadium.

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Amid the deafening cheers, a kid wearing the No. 26 Manchester United jersey ran out from the penalty area and ran desperately, waving his fists, shouting, and shaking his head as he ran, like a madman.

Behind him were the equally crazy Manchester United players chasing him...

The entire Old Trafford stadium seemed to be exploding, and Manchester United fans were cheering and celebrating hysterically.

Manchester United fans jumped and danced, and many even cried with joy.

4: 3!

Manchester United scored two goals in a row and took the lead in the score for the first time today!

If the game ends with this score, Manchester United will surpass Arsenal's 49 unbeaten games and create an unprecedented record of 50 unbeaten games in the history of the English top league!

This is a great honor, something you can brag about and be proud of for the rest of your life!

What is particularly gratifying is that the game in which Manchester United broke Arsenal's original record and created a new record of their own was a thrilling and epic reversal!

No reversal, not the Red Devils!

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On the field, Manchester United players were like crazy. They chased and caught Greenwood, threw this excited boy like a fool to the ground, and pressed on him one by one, howling.

On the sidelines, Manchester United's substitute players all rushed out, shouting and cheering.

Mourinho was even more excited. He grunted and threw a few punches in panic and was then hugged by his assistants.

On the other side, it's a completely different scene.

There was deathly silence on Everton's bench. Marco Silva's face turned red. The expression on his originally handsome face even looked a little ferocious. He clenched his fists: I knew it, I knew it!

I knew that the guy had a problem sending this kid, but I didn't expect something really bad would happen.

On the field, Everton players were dumbfounded. It was too depressing to lose two goals to the opponent in the last few minutes.

Of course, the most devastating thing was that both goals were scored by Manchester United's No. 26.

Yes, many Everton players don’t even know Greenwood’s name.

If it was Bruno scoring twice, or Harry Kane, or Mbappe, or Rashford, or Mata, even if defender Maguire scored two consecutive headers, they would even be able to accept it.

But Mason Greenwood?

Who is this?

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Everton made a quick substitution, with Calvert-Lewin coming on as a substitute, replacing Gueye.

There were two minutes of injury time and it was already 91 minutes and 20 seconds.

Mourinho celebrated by high-fiving his assistants on the sidelines.

It was such a tough game, we fell behind three times and tied the game three times, and finally scored two goals in a few minutes to win. It was not easy.

Of course, the most important thing is that after today's victory, Manchester United and Mourinho will be able to engrave the significant number 50 in the glorious history of the Premier League. This is their glory!

The unwilling Everton team launched a crazy attack on Manchester United's goal.

More than a minute passed, Everton was still attacking, and the referee Jonathan Moss did not blow the whistle.

Mourinho looked at the time and it was already 93 minutes.

"What's going on? Time's up! Time's up!" Mourinho stood on the sidelines and shouted at the referee.

The referee Jonathan Moss ignored it, and the fourth official came over to stop Mourinho and said, "Mr. Mourinho, please calm down!"

"I'm not calm at all," Mourinho roared. "The extra time has run out. The game should be over."

"Maybe it's because Manchester United celebrated too long after scoring the goal just now." The fourth official explained.

"Did we celebrate for two minutes?" Mourinho asked, as it was already the 94th minute of the game.

The fourth official was speechless.

As an old man who has coached in the Premier League for many years, Mourinho certainly knows that he has encountered the legendary "Ferguson time", but now he and Manchester United are victims.

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As the undisputed overlord of the Premier League era, Manchester United has always been taken care of by the English Football Association and the Premier League in the eyes of many people, especially during the Ferguson era. The care Manchester United received was criticized by many people, such as the famous Ferguson time.

Sir Alex Ferguson dominated English football for 27 years, winning 13 league titles and 2 Champions League titles, adding more than 1999 championship trophies to Manchester United's Hall of Fame, and establishing Manchester United's position as the top club in England. In , he was also knighted by Buckingham Palace, all of which proved the supreme status of this Scotsman in the UK.

Ferguson's power is too great, and his peers in the Premier League are well aware of it. Even referees and the English Football Association are in awe of Ferguson. There is a term that belongs to Ferguson: Ferguson Time!

The advent of Ferguson Time can be traced back to the first season of the Premier League in 1992-1993. At that time, Manchester United and Sheffield Wednesday tied 90:1 in 1 minutes at home. The second half of the game lasted 7 minutes of stoppage time. It was in the seventh minute that Steve Bruce scored the winning goal for Manchester United.

This victory was of great decisive significance as Manchester United regained the English top league title after 26 years.

The concept of "Ferguson Time" was officially proposed by the media on August 2004, 8, when Sam Wallace, an expert from the British orthodox media The Daily Telegraph, put forward this concept.

在那年8月28日的英超比赛，曼联依靠阿兰·史密斯最后30秒的进球1:1战平布莱克本。

Blackburn assistant coach Saunders blasted after the game: "The referee Willy was officiating the game under Ferguson's roar and shouting. I saw the fourth official only planned to add 3 minutes of extra time, but when Ferguson got angry, he changed it to 4 minutes of extra time."

This extra minute of stoppage time is defined as "Ferguson time".

A spectacular scene occurred at that time: Blackburn fans were extremely dissatisfied and stood up to imitate Ferguson's posture of looking at the watch.

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The Manchester derby on September 2009, 9, once again made the "Ferguson time" famous. Manchester United took the lead three times, Manchester City tied the game three times, and there were 20 minutes of injury time. Owen scored the winning goal at 4:5 of the injury time, and Manchester United won 26:4.

By the time Irving scored the winning goal and finished celebrating, the game time had been set at 97 minutes, more than 3 minutes beyond the official overtime.

The Daily Mirror sarcastically photoshopped a picture: Ferguson held up the injury time card with the words "Until we score" written on it.

In the 2008-2009 season, when Manchester United and Liverpool were at a critical stage of their rivalry, Benítez angrily criticized Ferguson for having privileges: "He can communicate with the referee without being held accountable, he can complain about the referee, the schedule, everything, and he puts pressure on the referees every week."

Even the famous Premier League referee Graham Poll once talked about an old story in his column in the Daily Mail: "When I first came to Old Trafford to enforce the law, Ferguson told me his rule, 'At Old Trafford, don't blow the whistle before Manchester United wins.'"

Of course, you can see this as another psychological warfare by Ferguson, but Ball also admitted: "The pressure exerted by the outside world will have a great influence on the referee's decision."

Of course, Manchester United did not always win, and there were times when they were penalized unfavorably by the referee. Whenever that happened, Ferguson's criticism of the referee was the most sharp.

The controversy arises from the fact that "Ferguson time" seems to occur mostly in more sensitive matches.

Of course, if you admire Manchester United, "Ferguson time" can also be understood as Manchester United's tenacity. This is the two sides of the view on things, just different positions.

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Mourinho sat in the coaching seat with a very ugly look on his face.

Manchester United used to be the beneficiary of "Ferguson time", but now it has become the victim of "Ferguson time".

Since Ferguson retired, Premier League referees have been punishing Manchester United in retaliation, not only often causing Manchester United to suffer in the refereeing of games, but even the determination of injury time is often unfavorable to Manchester United.

For example, today, Manchester United suffered several disadvantages from the referee's decisions, and now they have to endure unnecessary extra time.

Mourinho sneered and just sat in the coaching seat, looking helpless and angry, but he could do nothing.

It’s just that it takes too long, but Mourinho doesn’t believe it. Does the referee really dare to add extra time until Manchester United loses the game?

Because of Manchester United's 50-game unbeaten streak, this is definitely the most classic game in the history of the Premier League, and it has also caused great discussion and been recorded in history.

At 94 minutes and 35 seconds of the game, Sigurdsson took a long shot, but the ball was saved by goalkeeper De Gea, hit the post and bounced out of the bottom line.

There was deafening booing in the stands at Old Trafford.

Everton corner kick, Coleman took the corner kick and Michael Keane headed the ball into the goal.

At the crucial moment, De Gea demonstrated his strength as a FIFA Golden Glove Award winner and once again blocked the shot.

The ball was still in the penalty area, which caused chaos in front of Manchester United's goal.

Richarlison made a sliding shot, but Maguire blocked the ball with his face.

Lewin shot again, but was blocked by Van Dijk on the goal line.

It was not until this time that Bruno seized the opportunity and kicked the ball out of the sideline, which ended Everton's continuous attack.

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In front of the TV, everyone in the stands was stunned.

Everton had an absolute chance to score just now. They shot several times in a row, but they were all blocked by Manchester United's defense. Especially Maguire, who risked being shot in the head to block a close-range shot from Richarlison.

During this period, Manchester United was united, and the players used their flesh and blood to build a great wall in front of the goal. Coupled with some luck, Manchester United players ensured that the goal was not lost.

On the sidelines, Marco Silva looked confused. He couldn't believe what was happening. Was God blessing Manchester United?

Coleman rushed to the sidelines and tried to snatch the ball from the caddie, but the caddie was also smart and held the ball tightly.

Mourinho was furious. He rushed to the sidelines and pointed at his watch and yelled at the referee Jonathan Moss: "It's 96 minutes! Why don't you blow the whistle?!"

The referee Jonathan Moss looked down at the time, finally put the whistle in his mouth and blew three whistles to end the game.

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"The game is over, the game is over, the game is over!" He Wei shouted happily in the studio in Beijing. "After 6 minutes of extra time, referee Jonathan Moss finally blew the whistle to end the game. Manchester United equalized three times after falling behind three times, and finally reversed the game to win. They created an unprecedented 50-game unbeaten record in the English top league! Congratulations to Manchester United and Mourinho!"

"It's not easy." Zhang Lu shook his head and said, "Fifty games unbeaten! When Arsenal created the record of 14 games unbeaten, the media said that it was a record that could not be surpassed. 50 years later, Manchester United did it and raised the record to games! Mourinho and Manchester United have set another unsurpassed monument for other Premier League teams and peers. Most importantly, Manchester United still has the opportunity to continue to expand this record!"

On the field, the moment the whistle sounded, Manchester United's substitutes opened their arms and rushed into the field frantically.

In the stands of Old Trafford, Manchester United fans celebrated excitedly, like an earthquake.

Manchester United 4:3 Everton, Mourinho's team won with this reversal and extended their unbeaten record in the league to 50 games. This is the latest super-game unbeaten record in the English top league, which immediately became the focus of major media reports around the world the next day.

Mason Greenwood, the Manchester United youth talent who emerged in this game, has also become a favorite of media reporters all over the world.