Villa youngster forgot to debut when he changed his jersey. What did Fabio do to make netizens comment on his love?

Barry, a 17-year-old teenager from Villa, forgot to keep his first jersey when exchanging jerseys after the game. Finally, Liverpool player Fabinho returned the jersey and gave it away.

1. Villa 17-year-old Barry Aston Villa played against Liverpool at Villa Park. The final result of the game was that Liverpool beat Aston Villa 4-/kloc-0. Upp striker Manet scored twice, Vijay Nardoux and Salah each scored, while Villa's goal was once equalized by 17-year-old teenager Barry.

The home team Aston Villa has 10 players and four coaches infected with COVID-19, which led Aston Villa to send its own youth team in this game. The average age of the youth team sent by Villa in this game is only 18 years old. In this game, 17-year-old teenager Barry scored the first goal on behalf of Villa's debut. It was this unexpected arrangement that gave Louis Barry, a boy of 17 years old, a chance to shine. At 4 1 minute in the first half, he successfully offside with a straight ball sent by teammate C- Lowe, and scored the goal with a single knife, helping the team to tie the score to 1- 1 before the end of the first half.

2. The teenager Barry exchanged jerseys and forgot to keep his debut jerseys. After getting his jersey back, he got Fabio's jersey. After the game, the focus of broadcast was on Barry. In the camera, Barry is applauding and hugging the Liverpool players, and klopp also congratulates him. Then he quickly went to Liverpool midfielder Fabio and talked with the other side. He wants to exchange jerseys with each other. Fabio agreed to take off his jersey for Barry. Barry also gave his 65438+.

Shortly after exchanging jerseys with Fabinho, Villa's youth training coach reminded Barry that he should keep this commemorative starting jersey. Barry remembered that the jersey was indeed the first show jersey and ran to the player's aisle to catch up with Fabinho. After the camera caught him explaining to Fabio that he wanted his shirt back and why, Fabio fully understood, returned Barry's shirt to him and patted him on the back in a friendly way, but did not want his Liverpool shirt back. In this way, Barry got two jerseys after his debut. For a small future in the first battle, it is indeed something to be proud of.