Kenji was home with Nanami.
Nanami: Did you hear about the invitational Cup.
Kenji; Yeah, my team's in group C, I also made it to the starting 11.
Nanami: Congratulation.
Kenji: Can you help me out a little.
Nanami: Sure, but it'll cost you.
Kenji: Not surprised.
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Kenji was in front of the team going over his ideas.
Kenji: So with my research, the other teams are from Germany, China and Japan, each team as they're strong points and weaknesses
Aoi: What are your points.
Kenji: We'll need to defend, canter and attack, the first team were up against it the Chinese team, they are evenly matched with us, so we'll need to defend or hold our ground at least.
Aoi: Do you have a formation.
Kenji: I do we're going with a 4-3-3, I took the liberty of setting the starting the starting 11.
He showed them the formation.
Tachibana: What is the meaning of this, why I'm I on the beach!
Kenji: You'll be coming in by the second half, we'll-
Tachibana: I am not coming in therein the second half.
Aoi: Give it a chance, he knows more about this type of matches.
Tachibana: Fine but if we lose I'm not taking it lightly.
Aoi: Go on assist shogun.
Kenji: We'll spend the first half passing and defending along with most of the second, we'll going for goals a bit late in the match, so by the time they are able to get the ball it would have been to late.
Aoi: I get, but what about the other teams.
Kenji: For the German team, we'll need to canter, their team is stronger than us, so will need to draw the first leg, if possible the second as well, and hope we have better luck on a penalty, but that's for if we don't get any chance to score, but we'll need to hold a goal.
Aoi: And the last team.
Kenji: Their defence is weak, so we'll be able to break through it easily.
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General FictionA young talented football academy player returns home to Japan to look for a new opportunity to make a name for himself in Japan, he meets a group willing to give him a shoulder after being turned down by the school's football team.
