"But Bayern Munich's attacking momentum was still stopped this time. Next, they should have to face Italy's counterattack. Having their attack blocked will affect their morale. I'm afraid Jubilo will have the advantage from here on."
"My view is exactly the opposite."
Fukuda Tatsuya smiled.
"Why?"
"Because of the tempo."
Fukuda Tatsuya pointed at the screen.
"Although the attack just now failed, there's no doubt that Germany's Bayern Munich has raised the tempo of the match! Jubilo is a slow-tempo team. They focus on offensive efficiency and flawless defense. They want to slow the tempo down—but Bayern Munich used these counterattacks to successfully speed things up and increase the frequency of attacks and defenses."
"Under a tempo they're uncomfortable with, Jubilo will very likely be forced into a situation where they have to trade attacks with their opponents. If that happens, their defensive advantage will be reduced—"
"And the most important factor is stamina. Jubilo values offensive efficiency, but high-frequency passing and movement will cause their players to lose stamina faster than their opponents. As time goes on, no matter how much stamina they have, there will eventually be a point when it is completely drained. By then, Jubilo will probably be driven into a desperate situation."
"Then what should they do?"
Date Nozomi asked somewhat urgently.
"Jubilo will probably bet everything on their next attack. If they can score, they'll be the side with the advantage and will be able to control the tempo more freely, widening the score gap as much as possible before their stamina runs out. But if they fail to score, they may fall straight into a quagmire."
Fukuda Tatsuya's gaze became extremely serious as he continued,
"The next attack will be the turning point of the match!"
Meanwhile, on the field, after the