George Lee asked Jan Arneson to warm up for 2 minutes, but the lad went for 5 minutes before he returned, which was a complete warm-up.

George Lee didn't care at first, staring at the changes on the field until Arneson ran back near the end of the game, and then remembered that he had to make a substitution.

Pulled Arneson over and told the lad.

"You go up and replace Alain......" George Lee was halfway through when he suddenly realized that something was wrong.

At this time, replace Smith, who will be the captain and who will win the cup. Seeing that he was about to win, his mind was already messed up, and he didn't know what he was thinking.

"No, you go up and bring Kevin Davis off, and then you go to the right, got it."

Arneson nodded, and hurried to the fourth official to register for the game.

The fourth official had just made his third substitution for Sevilla, with Juan de Ramos replacing Marty with Brazilian midfielder Renato, who was already running on the pitch with cramps, and Ramos didn't want to waste any more time and went straight for him.

When the fourth official was about to hold up a sign there to signal stoppage time, Arneson came over and was ready to play.

After a long-range shot from Sevilla's Maresca went over the crossbar, Arneson came on to replace Kevin Davies.

Davis deliberately walked slowly off the field, applauding the audience as he went.

The Leeds fans also stood up and gave a round of applause to the England striker, who had a goal today and was involved in several other goals, both in terms of running and pulling, while also dropping back into midfield to help defence.

"Referee, he's stalling time, he's stalling for time!" Ramos kept urging on the sidelines.

At this time, the referee also asked Davis to hurry up, and under normal circumstances, Davis should have been given a yellow card to hurry up, but now the score is 4-1, and the game will be over in a few minutes, which is meaningless.

Arneson touched a handful of turf and started running onto the field.

At this time, after the substitution is completed, the fourth official raises the card and makes up 3 minutes of stoppage time.

In less than 10 minutes, the game was coming to an end.

“Here we go with Leeds United.”

“We are gonna give the boys a hand.”

“Stand up and sing for Leeds United.”

“They are the greatest in the land.”

......

“Leeds Leeds Leeds.”

Some Leeds United fans had already started singing and celebrating the victory in advance.

With each extra second, they are one step closer to their team's victory.

The players on the field of Sevilla no longer have the courage to play and turn the tables, they don't fight when attacking, and they pass the ball well.

"What are you doing, press up, press up!" Ramos shouted desperately off the pitch, but it didn't have much effect.

On the contrary, it was Anesson, who had just come on the pitch, who used his speed to get rid of Puerta after receiving the ball and completed a single meal on the right side.

It was not until he came to the right side of the penalty area that Adriano was shoveled out with a tackle and a man with the ball rushed over from the side.

Arneson rolled twice on the ground, and immediately jumped with his hands.

In fact, at this time, Arneson could have pretended to lie on the ground for a while, delayed for a while, and then waited for his teammates to come over and quarrel under the leadership of Smith, and the game was over.

But now the whole Leeds United team doesn't care about it, and they look like they are on top and will win if they win.

The referee didn't even blow for a foul and gave a Leeds United touchline ball directly.

Arneson directly chose to throw it himself, signaling Mills not to come up and stay behind to defend.

Then the ball was thrown to Van Persie.

The Dutchman stopped the ball with his chest, stepped on it with his left foot and jammed Esqude behind him with his body to keep him out of reach.

Adriano came up to cover it and Van Persie fed the ball back to Arneson.

Arneson flicked his right foot and then went near the baseline to make a cross.

When Adriano came again, he buckled with his right foot, deceived the opponent, and was ready to switch to a left-footed cross.

"du~, dudu~" the referee blew the whistle for the end of the game.

Arneson picked up the ball with both hands, turned and kicked it in the direction of the fan stand near the baseline.

As for the other Leeds players on the field, some jumped, some fell to their knees, and some hugged each other.

The Sevilla players fell to the ground one after another, hiding their faces with their hands.

"Ah~" Leeds United players and coaches on the field rushed into the field together.

George Lee first knelt down on his knees, pointed to the sky, and looked up at the sky. After kneeling for a while, he began to get up and go to the opposing manager, Sergio Ramos, to shake hands.

Ramos was also stunned when he saw Lee coming, usually at this time the winning manager had already rushed into the stadium to celebrate, and would not come to shake hands.

Ramos was also ready to enter to comfort his players, and he didn't expect Lee to come over at all.

"Congratulations!"

"Thank you!"

After a brief handshake, George Lee entered the pitch and began to celebrate with the players.

Smith and Van Persie hugged each other, and Smith was already in tears.

Kelly, the veteran captain, came to Mills, who was lying on the ground, and reached out to pull the team's right-back, who had completely replaced him.

"Wild Boar" Davies ran to the side of the fans, took a Dutch flag and draped it on his body, and the local Dutch fans in the stadium applauded.

Glen Shire, Graveson, Albuchesen and several other Danes all hugged each other.

Van der Sar and Mathieson hooked their shoulders as they threw their gloves into the stands.

Arneson, who was the last to play, came to the sidelines, and Delwig, who was on crutches, also entered the field.

“Leeds Leeds Leeds！”

“Marching On Together！”

......

Both the fans and the players sang and shouted together.

George Lee hugged each of his players, and was finally surrounded by the players, and at the instigation of Smith, a group of people threw Lee high into the air.

"Put me down, put me down!"

......

After a moment of celebration, the awards will begin, starting with the award to the runners-up Sevilla.

At George Lee's suggestion, all the Leeds United players lined up in two rows and waited for the Sevilla players to pass by.

Players from both sides shake hands, hug, and say words of encouragement to each other.

"Keep up the good work, Danny." This is what George Lee said to Alves.

'Good goal.' "Thank you." This is a conversation between George Lee and Maresca.

"Take care." George Lee spoke to Puerta in Spanish.

Sevilla players received the medals one by one in the hands of UEFA officials, some around their necks and others directly in their hands.

After the Sevilla players and coaches were gone, the Leeds United players began to put on the white short sleeves they had prepared in advance.

"Quick, quick, put on, it's coming to us soon."

"Boss, aren't you wearing it?" Smith asked Lee George.

"I don't look good in short sleeves over this shirt."

"Wear it, wear it, and you'll be the first to claim the award after wearing it."

George Li finally couldn't shirk it, so he could only put it on and start to receive the award.

The short sleeves are also printed with "CHAMPION" in gold, and the words "Marching On Together" are printed in black below.

The podium was ready and it was signaled that Leeds could go over and present the awards.

"Congratulations!"

Johansson hung the medal around George Lee's neck and complimented him twice.

George Lee walked past the edge of the UEFA Cup trophy, touched it lightly, and then went to the final podium to wait for the other players.

Kevin Davis, Glen Shire, Van Persie, Graveson......

The Leeds players received their medals one by one, and then passed by the side of the trophy, some kissed, some touched, some hugged, but in short, they did not pull it down.

Even Pederson, Ferdinand, and Braten, who usually don't have any chance to play, were very happy to receive the trophy.

With Arneson's support, Derwig also won the medal by jumping and jumping.

Then there were the Leeds United coaches, who also received medals.

Finally, it was Alan Smith, the Leeds captain who was the last to receive the medal with sweat and tears on his face.

Smith walked over to the trophy, picked it up with both hands, and walked to the front of the crowd.

"Guys, this thing is pretty heavy."

“1，2，3。”

"We are ......"

"Champion."

The moment Smith lifted the trophy aloft.

Countless white, yellow, and blue pieces of paper fell from the sky.