In the second half of the match, Ueda and the rest of the team discuss how well they've defended the first goal. They're confident that they're going to win the game, but Ueda worries that the other side is going to try to get back into the game right away. He's not worried about the other team's attack, though, because he thinks they'll just have to wait for something to happen. Ueda points out that even if they don't get a good goal, they should still be able to use the advantage they have against the opposing team to their advantage. He thinks that the defense is doing a good job of shutting down the opposing side's attacks. He notes that they gave up two goals against them the last time they played, and he thinks that's a good sign. He wonders if they might be trying to plug a hole in Ueda's defense by shooting at him. He hopes that the match turns into a "goal fest" like the one we saw in the first half.