After opening with a surprising amount of recap, Giant Killing gets back to the Nagoya vs ETU game where Tsubaki is starting to realize the scope of, well, everything, as the stadium now feels larger than ever and he's potentially feeling like they&a more

Changing his tone from all previous games, Tatsumi actually informs the Nagoya coach that they'll win today, something he hasn't done before. With the things he's done to get the team ready for it and working through some of the personal is more

The first half of the game moved pretty quickly with some definite intense moments to be had throughout it. As it got close to the end though, things turned against the ETU a bit when Tsubaki ended up fouling which in turn allowed the other team to score more

Tatsumi's change to the team by having Gino take on the role of the team captain, at least for this particular game, is a surprise the opposing team since they figured he's such a self centered type that he wouldn't be able to run it right. more

As events turn serious, at least as serious as they can be as Sera's injury isn't as critical as it can be, Tatsumi's still his normal self. While in the midst of a casual meeting, he's spending his time going through the soccer cards more

The ETU is certainly running into is slump, though it's one that in some ways the team can certainly be proud of since they aren't losing. They've had several draws in a row and they're starting to reach their limits a bit, causing the more

The all important Nagoya match is going in a way that Tatsumi seems to want it to go, though the injury of one of his players could potentially throw it into a bit of a tailspin. The potential loss of a forward would hurt pretty badly, though there is som more

While Tatsumi has managed to shake down the team fairly well, there's still a lot of clouds in the sky around the East Tokyo United team. They've not won any of their league matches yet but they're slowly getting better at working together more