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Sports-Event Summary

The subtitles provide only a few precise time markers, so other moments are described by their place in the match rather than assigned invented timestamps.

National-Team Selection Final

In the closing minutes of a match that Isagi’s team was losing 1–0, he broke through one-on-one with the goalkeeper. Remembering his coach’s advice to play for the team, he passed to an unmarked teammate, whose attempt missed. The opponents recovered the ball, sent a long pass to Kira, and Kira scored to seal the win. Isagi’s team lost, ending his chance to reach the national team through that selection.

Blue Lock’s Opening Elimination Test

The first test was a 136-second game of “tag” with a ball: whoever was holding it when time expired would be eliminated. After a series of missed kicks, interceptions, and frantic chases, Bachira set Kira up near the end. With only seconds remaining, Isagi struck the ball into Kira, making Kira the last player tagged and eliminating him.

Team Z vs. Team X — Team Z Lost 5–1

Team Z’s forwards initially chased individual goals rather than combining. Barou took advantage of the scramble and scored for Team X, whose coordinated attacks repeatedly exposed Team Z’s disorganized defense. Late in the match, Bachira passed toward Isagi, but Barou anticipated the play. Isagi instead passed to Kunigami, who scored a long-range goal. Team Z nevertheless lost 5–1.

Team Z vs. Team Y — Team Z Won

Team Y’s Niko controlled the game and engineered a counterattack that ended with Okawa scoring to put Team Y ahead 1–0 before halftime. Team Z struggled to break through the defense, but Isagi began reading Niko’s passes. After Gagamaru created a chance from Isagi’s long ball, Team Z got back into the match. Isagi later intercepted another attack, combined with Bachira, and scored the decisive goal. The recap does not give the final score.

Team Z vs. Team W — 3–3 Draw

Team Z built a 3–0 lead by halftime, with Kuon’s plan appearing to work. In the second half, however, he deliberately gave Team W opportunities, and the Wanima brothers scored twice to make it 3–2. Team W then equalized at 3–3.

With about five minutes left, Chigiri overcame his fear of aggravating an old ACL injury, sprinted onto Isagi’s long pass, and scored in the final moments. The match ended 3–3.

Team Z vs. Team V — Team Z Won 5–4

Team V’s Nagi and Zantetsu gave their side a commanding 3–0 lead. Bachira reignited Team Z with a Rabona goal, and Kunigami struck from long range to make it 3–2. Chigiri then used his speed to equalize. Nagi responded with a difficult finish to put Team V ahead 4–3, but Kunigami scored again to make it 4–4.

With three minutes remaining, Kuon was sent off with a red card after tackling Nagi. Team Z survived a dangerous attack, and, in the closing seconds, Isagi found space and scored the winner. Team Z prevailed 5–4 and advanced.

Second Selection: Isagi, Bachira, and Nagi vs. Rin’s Team — Lost 5–2

Isagi’s trio opened the three-on-three match with a passing move finished by Isagi. Rin answered almost immediately with a shot straight from kickoff. Aryu and Tokimitsu then used their height and strength to put Rin’s team ahead, though Nagi’s combination with Bachira briefly narrowed the score to 3–2.

Rin restored the advantage with a curling strike and later scored again to finish the match 5–2. Rin’s team chose Bachira, leaving Isagi and Nagi to continue without him.

Second Selection: Isagi and Nagi vs. Barou and Naruhaya — Isagi’s Team Won

Barou opened the match with a long-range goal from roughly 29 metres. Nagi equalized, and the teams traded goals, including a Barou strike that put his side ahead 4–3. Isagi began identifying how Naruhaya used movement and opponents’ blind spots to create openings. He adapted that movement into his own play, got free of Barou’s marking, and scored the winner. Isagi chose Barou to join his team.

Second Selection, Four-on-Four: Isagi’s Team vs. Kunigami’s Team — Isagi’s Team Won 5–4

Kunigami’s side took control early, leading 2–0 through Chigiri’s speed and the team’s coordination. Nagi scored, but another Kunigami-team goal made it 3–1. Isagi then used his vision and Barou’s unpredictable movement to help bring the score level at 3–3.

Chigiri’s improved, no-slowdown dribbling put his team at match point, 4–3. Isagi equalized by exploiting the defense’s focus on stopping him. On the final play, Barou refused to settle for being a decoy: he dribbled through the defense himself and scored the winning goal, making it 5–4.

Second Selection, Five-on-Five: Isagi’s Team vs. Rin’s Team — Rin’s Team Won 5–4

Isagi, Nagi, Barou, and Chigiri started strongly, with Chigiri scoring first. Rin equalized, and Aryu’s aerial finish put his team ahead 2–1. Nagi then produced a clever goal to level the match. Bachira and Rin raised the pressure, and Barou’s unpredictable attacking play helped Isagi’s side draw level again at 3–3.

Rin scored to make it 4–3, but Isagi responded with a shot that tied the game 4–4. Bachira then broke through on his own, having stopped relying on the “monster” he imagined guiding him. Isagi blocked Bachira’s attempt; Rin collected the loose ball and scored the winner. Rin’s team won 5–4 and selected Isagi. Bachira later reunited with Isagi on Rin’s team.

Blue Lock vs. the World Five — Blue Lock Lost 5–1

In a five-on-five exhibition, Isagi’s group combined effectively early on: Bachira beat his marker, and the move ended with Rin scoring. France’s teenage star Loki soon equalized, then the World Five’s superior speed, strength, and aerial ability took over. Blake scored after winning a physical duel, and Luna added the final goal. The World Five won 5–1, exposing the gap between the Blue Lock players and elite international professionals.

Next Announced Match

The recap ends with Ego announcing a match between Blue Lock’s surviving players and Japan’s U-20 national team. It has not yet taken place in the events covered.

Presenter/source: Rekap Sinema.