True enough, after this goal, Japan didn't lower its intensity at all. If anything, both Mamoru and Kawabe got bolder, beating the flank side left and right until they were so desperate for those two's skills.
However, Senegal also came out of their shell. Now that the score was a draw again, they were so ambitious to score the third goal. Hell, they even replaced one of their strikers with a more aggressive type, wanting to suppress both Ito and Ayumu Seko on the back.
Both teams exchanged attacks one after another, and yet, neither of them failed to reach the end of the goal. The defensive line for both teams became more wary, not wanting to open a space, and got punished with a goal again.
