It's the day before the big match between Osaka and Kyoto, and Dorayaki and his assistant coach, Tomoyuki Tachibana, are in the stands. They're excited about the match, but they're also worried about what's going to happen on the field. They don't know what to expect from the Etsuts, who have no representatives on their team. They wonder if they'll be able to compete with the likes of Osaka, who has four representatives on the team, and who is considered one of the best offensive teams in the world. Dorayagi asks if he can make the match interesting, and he says he'll do just that. He also says that if he makes the match exciting, the spectators will get excited, and they will make great plays they never thought they'd make. But he's worried that the crowd won't be as excited as he'd like them to be. He's also worried that some of the kids in the crowd are stealing from him. He says he can't give them too many autographs, because he doesn't want to ruin the match. He wonders if there's a chance that a player from Etsutu will play for the national team in the upcoming World Cup.