The next two days passed quickly, with the team trying to adjust to this new city. It was always important to get used to the new atmosphere, especially since it would be a big game later on. So many people would come, shout, cheer, and sing, and if they lost composure, it could be costly for the team.
Japan would also face one more disadvantage in this game. This was going to be their first time fighting in this city, while Ukraine themselves had already played at least three so far. That meant half of Ukraine's game was in this stadium, and at this point, it had been their home base for this tournament.
Even if a slight adjustment wouldn't be that hard, this little detail could play a big part in a big game like this. That was why Kageyama-sensei had been emphasizing this part over and over again.
Then, the game day finally came.
Even from outside of the stadium, where they arrived on their bus, all the boys could see the enthusiasm from the supporters.
