- Day 3 -

Today, we traveled for 3 hours by bus. The snow that had accumulated on the ground melted, and we were able to play the match.

[Match 1]
vs Chonan (35 minutes x 2)
6-6
[First Half] 4-0
[Second Half] 2-6

In the first half, we continued to press the opponent and took advantage of our chances to score 4 goals, but in the second half, we conceded 4 goals in 8 minutes to Chonan, who gained momentum, resulting in a tie at the end of the match.

Although they conceded goals in a short period of time, they showed a willingness to challenge without fearing mistakes.
The intensity of the ball contests increased over time, and it was a learning experience in terms of fighting spirit during the first match against Korea.


[Match 2]

vs Jeonju FC (35 minutes x 1)
2-1 Win

vs Sejon SKK (35 minutes x 1)
0-2 Loss

In the second match, we played against different teams in each half.
Both teams displayed strong and powerful soccer, and the intensity of the match reflected the habitual competition for the ball.
The struggle for the ball along the sidelines and the strength to carry the ball while making contact are aspects that the opponents can learn from, and the players were able to experience a level of intensity that they usually cannot in Japan, making it a very good match.

Among them, I think I was able to feel the challenges that cannot be solved by technique between players who can fight with their fighting spirit exposed and those who cannot.
Although the match was dominated by technical skills, the fighting spirit that moved the hearts of the spectators was something that many of the opposing players could learn from.
Two matches are scheduled for tomorrow as well. I look forward to the players' growth in the future.