In the space of a few seconds on Saturday afternoon, Jorginho experienced two contrasting emotions as Arsenal took the lead against Aston Villa.
And in truth, the Italy international's teammates, his manager Mikel Arteta, the coaching staff and many Gunners supporters - whether they were in attendance at Villa Park or watching from around the world - could certainly relate as the mood quickly shifted from agony to pure joy.
To set the scene, the game is tied up at 2-2, it's the third minute of injury-time, Arsenal are on the attack looking for that all-important goal to reclaim top spot in the Premier League table - albeit temporarily at that point - from Manchester City and Jorginho is demanding a cut-back from Gabriel Martinelli.
