In the second half of the game, the Toyu players try to get the better of the U.S. national team, but they are unable to do so because of the presence of the national team's star player, Natsumi, who is also in attendance. The coach tries to calm them down, but the players continue to shoot at will. He wonders if they are trying to draw away from the defense so that they can open up and attack. He thinks they are taking advantage of their "bad habit" of relying on their star player.