If losing to their opponents in the group stage made the kids hungry for revenge, then they would be even more fired up in the knockout rounds.
But the result was that their opponents had already shown all their cards in this game, and still couldn't withstand Wang Shiyu's incredible ability.
Wang Shiyu scored three goals all by himself in the first half, completing a Hat Trick.
Although the other team was still putting up a desperate fight, and managed to score two goals through the efforts of the whole team, they couldn't hold on once the second half began.
Wang Shiyu seemed to have a knack for getting more excited the stronger his opponents were. He was full of energy throughout the game, and seemed to run a little faster than usual.
His explosiveness was also a little greater than usual.
Normally, with one sudden burst of speed, he could quickly open up a gap of around four meters between himself and his opponent.
But in this game, when he suddenly took off, he often managed to pull about six meters ahead.
Just five minutes into the second half, Wang Shiyu took a shot that hit the crossbar and bounced back. He went straight into a bicycle kick and sent the ball into the goal.
That completely crushed the other team's confidence.
Their coach was left dumbfounded.
Was this kid straight out of an anime? What five-year-old scored with a bicycle kick in a game?
Had he freaking cheated or something?
His dad cheated in the NBA, and now this kid was cheating in kindergarten.
What a whole family of cheaters!
Wang Shiyu scored five goals in the game, leading Foresthill Kindergarten to a 9–4 victory over their opponents.
A few more coaches had shown up on the sidelines