For Hakodate Nishi, this was nothing special. Honestly, it was a part of the routine, something they had been training for so many times every day.
First, Kenji, as the focal point of the Blitzkrieg attack, would attract as much attention as possible. Then, he would advance the ball to the flank, allowing either Denji or Denki to penetrate further.
After that, the final execution would depend on Hiroshi's judgement.
If he found the penalty box was easy to breach, he would go there immediately, occupying the best space to receive the ball. If not, he would drop back and move closer to the flank, supporting that side with his individual skill.
That was exactly what he did, as the moment he received the ball, instead of continuing to hover on the flank, the boy cut inside immediately, trying to aim for an angle. This move definitely caught everyone off guard, especially those Sapporo Otani defenders who were still occupied by Denki's move earlier.
