Guardiola's luck or accuracy of decision

 Football is a decision. Either you get everything or you get nothing

 it all depends on the impact of this decision!

Romero collided with Ederson in a dangerous ball and the medical staff intervened, but Ederson continued the match, before Pep decided not to take any chances and decided to replace him, a decision for which he would have been blamed, but let us continue the story.

EEderson left angrily, and after Ortega greeted the substitute goalkeeper, Ederson stood blaming Pep, angry because he was taken out, and Pep tried to calm him down. Ederson kicked the water box and went to the bench to cry.

The story started from here

Ortega was able to save three dangerous balls, including a clear one-on-one against Son, to equalize the score and reduce City's hopes in a title-clinching struggle, after which City gets a penalty kick, doubles the score, and the match ends.

Well, we are not finished yet. Ortega participated in only 21 minutes, but due to what he did during these few minutes, he was awarded man of the match.

Here, if City had been eliminated with a negative result after this change, Guardiola would have received the samesameough

This is what I mean by the fact that the decisive factor in football is the decision and you have to bear its consequences. Either you get everything by your decision or you get nothing, which is the integral part of the events of the story.

Football is truly a story, and every detail adds more detail to it