Welp, Leroy Sane had a real reason why he was so bewildered to see the shot was saved.
The scheme where he made a small cut-in movement to find a space to curl the shot to the back post was his signature move, his bread and butter. He had scored so many goals from this exact same scenario over and over again, either when he was with Bayern Munich, Manchester City, or even in his youth with Schalke.
Even though it was not a sure-goal move, it should still be enough to catch the goalkeeper off guard. Also, the boy felt it himself that the shot earlier was probably one of the best he had ever taken in his career. Hell, he also made sure to pinpoint Higo's position first before taking it, and that was why he was so confident that it should be a goal.
Who would've thought that Higo would arrive at the crime spot so easily, denying his attempt without even breaking a sweat.
