-Day 4-

Yesterday's trip took a total of about 7 hours, and it was observed that the players were feeling fatigued. However, they energetically ate breakfast and replenished their energy for the game.

【Match 1】

vs Irsan Ali FC (40x2)
[Result]
〇9-5
[First Half] 2-2
[Second Half] 7-3

In this match, players who showed their growth during the South Korea expedition were already appearing. In this expedition, there were many teams that put second-year middle school students in the game. Among them, there was a noticeable growth in the battle for the ball during defense. However, there were also several scenes where they were outrun by players with speed and power, providing an opportunity to learn how to individually overcome players with speed.

[Match 2]
vs Tonjin Junior High School (25 minutes x 3)
〇4-3
[Match 1] 0-3
[2nd Half]0-0
[3rd] 4-0

In this match, we conceded 2 goals in the first half against 2nd year junior high school students. The coach told us, "Let's challenge more. If we're going to lose anyway, it's better to challenge a lot and fail, because that's how we can grow." It seems like we were able to let go of our hesitation and challenge boldly, and in the end, we were able to turn the game around.
Despite being tired, there was not a single player who slacked off and gave their all in the game.

The uniform exchange after the match was a great success. Despite feeling the language barrier, they were able to communicate through gestures and hand signals.
The joy of being able to communicate with foreigners who do not use a common language, and the frustration of not being able to communicate, was felt by them. It seems that even those who aspire to become professional soccer players felt the wall they must overcome.
Countries, temperature, food, language, and many other things are constantly stimulating in different environments, and I believe that they are constantly receiving new stimuli in their values.