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Satake Koji. I'm looking \Nforward to our game today.
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Date Nozomi. I don't think \Nwe've met, so nice to meet you.
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You were the type of midfielder I loved,\N back when you were playing.
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A calm, intelligent playmaker.
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It's embarrassing when people \Ntalk about my playing days.
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Were you a J.Leaguer, too?
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I only played a handful of games in J3.
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Still, you've built a wonderful team here.
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They were lesser-known players in their\N age group, but they've grown so much.
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Well, I guess you could say I know \Nhow people who don't have "it" feel.
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I know it well.
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Tachibana!
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You guys!
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Man, you could've visited us every now\N and again. You're playing today, right?
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Yeah. I'm looking forward to it.
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I'm glad to see you looking so well.
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Anyway, is everything okay with your team?
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I've never seen a team look \Nso tense while warming up.
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Warm-up over!
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Both teams, please return\Nto your locker rooms.
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Sorry, guys.
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I'm gonna take off with her for ten minutes.
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Wh-What the heck is Takeshima \Nup to at a time like this?
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He really just left.
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What can you even do in ten minutes?
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Why's everyone so tense?
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It's rare to see you looking this nervous.
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Anyway, use the countermeasure we've been\N working on this past week from the get-go.
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It'd be a shame if you were too tense\N to put all that hard work to good use.
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You're better individually than them. \NDon't forget that, okay?
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No. Don't say {\i0}that{\i1}, Tsukishima-san.
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That "pep talk" will have the opposite effect.
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It's {\i0}because{\i1} we're better individually\N that we fear what it'll mean if we lose!
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As usual, all of ya are incompetent.
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H-Hey, everyone. Please listen to me—
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Sorry for taking so long.
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Thanks, Tae. Like barber, like daughter, eh?
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T-Takeshima, what happened to your hair?
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If you have a red pompadour, it's tradition\Nto psych yourself up by shaving your head.
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How do I look?
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To psych yourself up? \NRight before the game? Are you serious?
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Seeing those pitiful looks\N on your faces, I had to.
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I wanted to psych all of you \Nup too, not just myself.
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Takeshima's right.
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We've done all we can, haven't we?
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We're way below Musashino in the league. \NThat makes us the underdogs.
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Let's leave our stupid pride \Nbehind and give it all we got!
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Yeah! Let's do this!
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Bring it on!
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Togashi. What you said back \Nwhen you were on the junior team...
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You weren't in the wrong at all.\NLike you said, winning's the priority.
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That's right. If we don't win, \Nthen neither of you are right.
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So with that said, let's go win!
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Musashino Youth
Esperion B
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I've been waiting for \Nthis moment for so long.
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We'll kick the Musashino countermeasure \Ninto full gear from kickoff, okay?
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Look at the Musashino players.
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They're all familiar faces, aren't they?
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We've been showing them how much better\N than them we are since we were small.
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If we play our usual game, \Nthere's no {\i1}way{\i0} we will lose!
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Yeah!
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There it is! The high press!
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Quick! Over here!
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He rushed him just to play it backwards?
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Put some pressure on him!
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All the Esperion players are so good.
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Aren't they just?
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But their play is so one-note. They're just \Nhitting long balls. Is that on purpose?
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Aoi! It's coming your way!
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Yes, our only advantage is how \Ntechnically skilled we are individually.
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If we utilize that fully,
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a simple tactic will work wonders\Nagainst Musashino's high press soccer.
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To make it work, brush up\N on your long ball skills.
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Let me be very clear...
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I ain't got a lot of skills!
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No matter how much I stayed behind \Nto practice, I was still bad at it. But...
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Verbalize everything, \None long pass at a time.
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And make eye contact.
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Communicate with your eyes,\N then pass it. Every time.
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For the sake of those guys \Nwho helped me practice it,
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I've gotta make sure this long pass...
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...makes it all the way through!
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Approach the ball diagonally.
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The toes of your planted foot \Nshould point where it's going.
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Extend your toes, lock your ankle, and...
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...hit the middle of the ball \Nwith the top of your foot.
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The long ball got through!
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He's clean through!
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Dammit!
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Esperion's tactic today is to go direct.
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They chose a style of play \Nthat isn't so focused on possession.
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Going direct. It's a proven \Nformula against a high press.
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All of Musashino's players \Ncontribute to the high press.
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Naturally, that creates numerous \Nspaces in their own half.
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So sending long balls into those spaces...
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Coach Nozomi had them \Npracticing long balls for a week.
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So like you pointed out, it's one-note.
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I'm sure a lot of teams that face\NMusashino will go with this tactic.
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But what sets Esperion Youth apart \Nfrom those other teams is their skill.
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Ohtomo! Don't force it! Pass it back!
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Staying after training wasn't a bad idea.
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It's like, by teaching it, I was talking it \Nthrough and explaining it to myself.
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And I learned what all of them were thinking.
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Spending time together like that matters.
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I missed!
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Don't worry about it! You'll get it next time!
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It's working! Musashino's \Nhigh press can't function!
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So basically, this tactic's all about making\N the most of their individual skill, right?
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Right! For now, at least.
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Is that all?
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Is that all they've got?
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Long balls, huh?
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I didn't expect Esperion to fall back \Non such an immature tactic.
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But you guys have some decent skills. \NYou've got a good flow going. More or less.
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"More or less"?
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Go tell that lousy player \Nsomething for me. Tell him...
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For it to work, he needed to score.
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But he couldn't.
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After the game, he'll realize\Nthat was the fatal blow.
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All right!
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Here comes today's second attempt!
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But before that, I gotta make eye contact.
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Hit the middle of the ball.
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Hit it. Hit it.
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Boom!
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Bingo!
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Nice. You picked out a \Nreally good space, Aoi-kun!
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W-Wait, what?
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Dammit!
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Hold it!
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Togashi's pretty amazing.
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He has a powerful kick\N but also silky control.
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Nakano!
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Th-That was close.
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If I hadn't brought him down...
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...Kaneda totally could've scored just then.
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Sweet! Great place for a free kick!
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Plus, a yellow card for them \Nin the first 15 minutes!
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Dammit. I'm so sorry.
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Don't sweat it. You were trying to defend.
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Move more into the middle!
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A-A yellow card.
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Now I have to be careful.
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But more importantly...
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Those two long balls earlier...
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Five minutes ago, \Nthey would've got through just fine.
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So why aren't they getting through anymore?
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They're leaving Tachibana \Nand their No. 12 up front.
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They want to counter with a long ball.
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Watch out for that.
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Kaneda!
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What's this uneasy feeling I'm getting?
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Back then, he and Kaneda \Nseemed to be on bad terms.
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So what were they talking about?
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All right, everyone! \NIt's the direct approach all the way!
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They have no answer to our tactic!
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Use your technique to punch through!
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Just going direct won't cut it anymore.
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Kuroda?
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Musashino's adjusted their \Ntactics in the last few minutes.
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In response to our direct approach, \Nthey're waiting for us a step further back.
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That means their reaction time once \Nthe ball is kicked is intentionally shorter.
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And every single one of them is doing that.
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H-How did they adjust so quickly?
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It's their No. 10. That guy.
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Muto Chiaki.
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He's an incredible playmaker.
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P-Playmaker?
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There's space out in front! \NDon't let them pass into it!
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He's in no hurry.
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Instead of launching an attack, he's calming\N everyone down by playing back passes.
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That was also his aim earlier, when they\N had a free kick in front of the goal.
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It was a huge opportunity to score, but Muto\N went around talking to his teammates.
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He was most likely telling them\N about the new game plan.
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His calmness spreads \Nthrough the whole team.
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He's an excellent captain and playmaker.
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We're only 17 minutes into the match.
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They adjusted to our \Nstrategy too quickly. Dammit!
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They're already starting to hesitate.
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But Esperion hasn't got anyone\N who can calm them down.
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What on earth is going on?
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Everyone's mood is so low.
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Did you all forget what we've been\N working on this past week?
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Don't start doubting. \NDon't doubt yourselves, guys!
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We're going to win!
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You don't need to go out\N of your way to get the ball.
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They're bound to make a mistake.
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Make something of that one chance.
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Oh, uh, a short pass, huh?
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Then, we'll reset here, and...
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I hit it too weak!
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I won't let you get past—
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That was close.
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This guy...
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We can't leave him unmarked.
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Kaneda...
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His ball-reading skills...
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That reaction to a passing error was insane!
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His mid-range shots are crazy accurate. \NHe can shoot from anywhere!
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One chance... One error \Nis all he needs to score.
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As long as he's around, it's bound to happen!
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High press without hesitation.
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All players working as a single unit.
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A playmaker to coordinate them.
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A pure striker.
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We have everything Esperion doesn't.
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We should reconsider man-marking.
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That guy's seriously scary.
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This is posing a problem right when \Nour long balls are no longer working.
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For now, we need to rethink our marking.
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Hey, guys!
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Let me take care of marking Kaneda.
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Positionally, his direct match-up is me.
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I {\i1}have{\i0} to mark him—
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You only switched to defense recently.
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Do you even know how to man-mark, Aoi-kun?
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What? Why are you objecting—
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Let me do it.
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I want to make up for my error.
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Kaneda-kun has grown a lot, hasn't he?
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At the tryouts last year, it was \Nonly his aggression that stood out.
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His technique and speed have improved, \Nbut most notably, so has his core stability.
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His skills have improved tremendously, \Nwhich has given him confidence.
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But no need to worry.
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When it comes to playing soccer, \Nour kids are better equipped.
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I know it.
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Long ball incoming!
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Be careful!
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What?
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They've adjusted their play?
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They've stopped relying on long balls \Nand started playing more short passes.
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Possession soccer is Esperion's specialty.
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How do we want to handle this?
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Musashino Youth
Esperion B
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Saeki, incoming!
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Got it!
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Nakano, hit it to Kaneda!
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All right!
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That pint-sized kid's man-marking him?
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He might get steamrollered.
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Positioning's the most important \Nthing in man-to-man marking.
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Keep a good distance from your opponent\N so you can observe his movement,
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and predict his next move.
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And then...
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Take the ball!
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Differences in physique don't matter.
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When it comes to basic skills,\NEsperion players are a cut above.
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Other players are adjusting now too,\Nby mixing in some short passes.
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If they play their usual game, \Nthere's no way we will lose to Musashino.
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Tsukishima.
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Hm?
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You should stop trying\N to play the game on paper.
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All right! Now I can \Nkick-start our possession soccer.
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H-He's so fast!
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And so's the little one who's marking him!
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Kaneda!
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Pin him in there!
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Stop giving me a hard time!
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This isn't where I'm meant to be.
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I shouldn't be having to play like this!
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Good.
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Angle's too tight. It won't go in.
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Esperion...
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You pieces of shit!
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The next episode of {\i1}Aoashi {\i0}is:\N"Like A Demon."
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