The stadium still buzzed in the aftermath of Liverpool's triumph, the low hum of conversation blending with the occasional cheer as fans lingered in their seats. Red confetti clung to the grass and fluttered in the breeze, glowing under the floodlights that now bathed Wembley in soft, golden light. The air held the weight of something significant, the kind of match that left a mark long after the final whistle.
Just off the edge of the pitch, the Sky Sports Premier League post-match show began. Inside a sleek glass-fronted broadcast booth stationed near the halfway line, Kelly Cates stood poised and focused. She wore her headset like a seasoned pilot, one hand on her earpiece, the other gripping a stack of notes. Behind her, the big screen cycled through highlights from the match. Around her, the Wembley atmosphere pulsed.
