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I couldn’t find a reliable summary for Chapter 27 in official sources or fandom wikis. If you’d like, I can keep searching or offer a general idea based on fan discussions or future updates.

Team Z’s final match in the First Selection begins. Iemon lays out the strategy: Kunigami, Gagamaru, and Chigiri are the key attackers. Meanwhile, Raichi forces Kuon to stay frozen at midfield, effectively sidelining him. Observing Team V’s patterns, Isagi directs Ball to Bachira, then to Gagamaru for a header—but they’re behind as Team V’s Nagi traps and scores slickly

Isagi asks Baro to teach him how to become a prolific scorer. Baro effortlessly scores a long-range goal—as shocking to Isagi as it is to the audience—then dismisses him. Back in Team Z’s quarters, Isagi, shaken and trembling, realizes the stakes: if they lose to the unbeaten Team V, his football dreams end. His roommate Igarashi, equally anxious, presses on—but Isagi calms him with a powerful reminder that fear can fuel strength

Isagi asks Baro to teach him how to become a prolific scorer. Baro effortlessly scores a long-range goal—as shocking to Isagi as it is to the audience—then dismisses him. Back in Team Z’s quarters, Isagi, shaken and trembling, realizes the stakes: if they lose to the unbeaten Team V, his football dreams end. His roommate Igarashi, equally anxious, presses on—but Isagi calms him with a powerful reminder that fear can fuel strength

Isagi and Team Z fight hard in a crucial match. Isagi finds clarity under pressure, helping the team regain momentum. Their passion reignites, and they push forward with renewed determination to win.

Isagi and Team Z fight hard in a crucial match. Isagi finds clarity under pressure, helping the team regain momentum. Their passion reignites, and they push forward with renewed determination to win.

Ego expels Kira and defends the training method, explaining that the room mimics a penalty box, intensity and quick decision-making mirror real striker scenarios. Isagi (choosing stronger opponents) and Bachira (acting on instinct) show the ego Ego desires.

Ego expels Kira and defends the training method, explaining that the room mimics a penalty box, intensity and quick decision-making mirror real striker scenarios. Isagi

Ego expels Kira and defends the training method, explaining that the room mimics a penalty box, intensity and quick decision-making mirror real striker scenarios. Isagi (choosing stronger opponents) and Bachira (acting on instinct) show the ego Ego desires.

Ego expels Kira and defends the training method, explaining that the room mimics a penalty box, intensity and quick decision-making mirror real striker scenarios. Isagi (choosing stronger opponents) and Bachira (acting on instinct) show the ego Ego desires.