The halftime whistle blew, a welcome sound amidst the roar of Stamford Bridge. Aston Villa led Chelsea 3-1, Leon Fischer's breathtaking chip still fresh in everyone's minds.

Coach Emery was a whirlwind of controlled energy. "Excellent first half, lads! But they will come back stronger! They have pride! We must be ruthless! Leon, your magic, keep giving it to us! More!" He gestured with his hands, emphasizing penetration into Chelsea's defense.

Leon nodded, taking deep breaths. His 'Flair Dribbling' skill felt incredible, a seamless extension of his will. But it was temporary. He had to make it count for every single minute.

The second half kicked off, and Chelsea, as predicted, came out with renewed fury. Their 'Current' ratings glowed with desperation, their players buzzing with the manager's fiery halftime talk.

Enzo Fernández (Current: 87) seemed to double his efforts, his thoughts consumed by 'winning every single tackle', 'dominating the midfield'.

Leon found himself in a constant, brutal battle. He used his 'sight' to predict every lunge, every pass. He saw a 'ghosted outstretched leg' from Ruben Loftus-Cheek (Potential: 86, Current: 83), indicating a powerful tackle. Leon, with a quick 'samba flick', effortlessly scooped the ball over Loftus-Cheek, leaving him bewildered.

SWISH! The crowd gasped.

"Another piece of magic from Leon Fischer! He's humiliating the Chelsea midfield! That's just ridiculous!"

Leon surged forward, but Chelsea's defense was tighter. They were trying to double-mark him.

He hit a precise pass to Ollie Watkins (Current: 86), but Watkins's shot was blocked by a desperate Thiago Silva (Current: 87).

THWACK!

Around the 60th minute, Chelsea found a lifeline. A quick, incisive passing move, and Kai Havertz (Potential: 88, Current: 84) received the ball on the edge of the box.

Leon saw the 'leg-and-ball' projection, a powerful shot coming. He tried to get across, but Havertz's shot was too quick, too perfectly placed, beating Emiliano Martínez (Current: 85).

GOOOAL! Aston Villa 3 - Chelsea 2!

Stamford Bridge erupted with hope. The tension was back to unbearable levels. Leon felt the pressure, his 'Current: 92' working overtime.

Coach Emery immediately made a change, bringing on Boubacar Kamara (Current: 84) for Douglas Luiz (Current: 85) to add more defensive stability. Leon, still exhausted, remained on the pitch, his 'sight' his only true fuel.

Chelsea pressed harder, their passes sharper, their runs more desperate. Leon continued to disrupt their rhythm, making crucial interceptions, using his 'sight' to predict their every move.

He saw a 'ghosted arc' from Reece James (Current: 88), a dangerous cross into the box. Leon barked a warning to his defense, and the cross was headed clear by Ezri Konsa (Potential: 87, Current: 84).

Then, in the 75th minute, Villa sealed the deal. Leon received the ball deep in his own half. He saw a complex chain of 'ghosted movements' from Chelsea's midfield, indicating an aggressive press.

He also saw a tiny, fleeting 'channel' open up on the right wing, a space that only his 'sight' seemed to reveal. He hit a perfect, long, diagonal pass, curling it beautifully into that channel.

Leon Bailey (Current: 84), who had replaced Moussa Diaby (Current: 85), latched onto it with a burst of pace. He surged forward, leaving Marc Cucurella (Potential: 86, Current: 83) in his dust.

Bailey reached the byline, looked up, and Leon's 'sight' showed the 'ghosted run' of Ollie Watkins (Current: 86) into the six-yard box. Bailey hit a low, driven cross.

Watkins, with his predatory instincts, was there. He took one touch and blasted it into the roof of the net!

BOOM!

GOOOAL! ASTON VILLA 4 - Chelsea 2!

Villa Park, miles away, would have exploded.

At Stamford Bridge, the small pocket of Villa fans were in raptures, their cheers battling against the stunned silence of the home crowd. Leon raised his arms in triumph, his 'Current: 92' radiating pure satisfaction. Four-two! They had done it!

The final whistle blew minutes later.

A dominant 4-2 victory at Stamford Bridge against a direct rival. Leon collapsed onto the pitch, utterly spent, but a wide grin on his face.

He'd controlled the midfield, made vital interventions, and his 'Flair Dribbling' had created chaos. His 'Current: 92' felt deeply, profoundly solidified.

After the game, amidst the jubilant celebrations in the dressing room, Leon was pulled aside for a quick TV interview. The lights of the camera were bright, the microphone a familiar presence.

"Leon, what an incredible performance today!" the reporter gushed, her eyes sparkling. "A 4-2 victory over Chelsea at Stamford Bridge! Your goal, your overall play... you were absolutely magnificent! What does this win mean for Aston Villa's European ambitions?"

Leon, still slightly breathless, managed a confident smile. "It's huge. This win is massive for us. We came here knowing we had to fight, we had to show character.

And we did." "We're aiming for that fourth place. We want Champions League football at Villa Park. And we're going to give everything in these last two matches to make it happen."

The reporter's eyes narrowed, a knowing look on her face. "Speaking of big ambitions, Leon, there have been a lot of rumors swirling around your future. Talk of interest from some of the biggest clubs in Europe, even Real Madrid. With your incredible performance, matching some of the world's best, are you planning to stay at Aston Villa, or are you looking to move on at the end of the season?"

Leon met her gaze directly. He thought about his new house, his mom, the trust Coach Emery had placed in him, the incredible bond with his teammates, and his 'Help System' quest.

He remembered the feeling of helping Alex and Mark. He wasn't done here. Not yet.

"Aston Villa gave me my chance," Leon said, his voice firm and sincere. "They believed in me when I was just a kid from a local academy. Coach Emery, my teammates, the fans... this is my home right now.

We have a massive goal to achieve here, and my full focus is on finishing this season strong with Aston Villa, fighting for that Champions League spot. That's all that matters to me."

The reporter looked surprised, but nodded, clearly impressed by his conviction.

One week later, the Premier League season continued its relentless pace. Aston Villa faced West Ham United at home. The mood at Villa Park was electric, with the fans daring to dream of Champions League football.

The match was a dominant display from Villa. Leon, once again starting in midfield, commanded the tempo, his 'Current: 92' effortlessly controlling the game. He saw the 'ghosted runs' of his teammates, the 'gaps' in West Ham's defense.

In the 25th minute, Leon scored his fifth Premier League goal of the season. He received the ball outside the box, saw a narrow opening, and unleashed a powerful shot that rocketed into the top corner.

BOOOM!

Later in the second half, Leon provided another sublime assist. He dribbled past two West Ham midfielders, saw a 'ghosted arc' of a pass to Ollie Watkins (Current: 86), and threaded a pinpoint through ball. Watkins made no mistake, calmly slotting it home.

SWISH!

The match ended in a comfortable Aston Villa 2 - West Ham 0 victory.

Leon and Watkins had both scored again, cementing their formidable partnership.

After the match, Leon checked the Premier League table. Only two matches left.

Arsenal - 75 points

Manchester City - 73 points

Liverpool - 72 points

Tottenham - 65 points

Aston Villa - 64 points

Chelsea - 58 points

Brighton - 53 points

Manchester United - 51 points

Fulham - 49 points

Newcastle United - 47 points

Aston Villa was still in 5th place, now just a single point behind Tottenham in 4th! Chelsea had stumbled again, falling further behind. It was down to the wire.

Two matches. One point. Champions League football was a tangible, thrilling possibility.

This was it. The final push.