The match clock ticked past 80 minutes. FC Utrecht led 5-2, and the home fans were in full voice, celebrating what was turning into a festive rout. On the field, Amani Hamadi still played with energetic focus, determined to finish strong.
He chased down a lost cause ball into the corner, earning appreciative applause for his hustle. He linked up with Kali in midfield, showing calmness in possession beyond his years. Every touch he took drew murmurs of admiration from the stands – the supporters could sense they were witnessing the birth of something extraordinary.
In the 85th minute, Utrecht pushed forward once more. Despite the comfortable lead, Amani was hungry and alert, reading the flow of the attack. He drifted out to the right wing as Utrecht built patiently from the back.
Anouar Kali pinged a diagonal pass towards Cedric van der Gun, who had come on as a substitute on the right flank. Van der Gun controlled it and saw Amani ahead near the touchline, nodding for the ball.
