As mentioned yesterday, we played our match against Tigers Mannheim in the evening. As expected, we lost, but unlike most teams, we weren’t swept off the field 10–0; instead, we managed to hold them to a 2–0 scoreline.

Today—finals day—began with the match to decide who would advance to the final. The winner plays Tigers Mannheim for the championship title at 1:00 PM local time (6:00 AM German time), while the loser secures third place.
Unfortunately, we were unable to win this match against RoboCin; instead, a ball rolled into our own net during the first half, caused by one of our defenders.
Regrettably, we couldn’t equalize, resulting in a 1–0 loss in the semi-final.
Despite our deep disappointment, we are happy for RoboCin and look forward to an exciting final match.

Following the final games, the dismantling of the setup and the awards ceremony will take place, as happens every year. There is no trophy for third place, unfortunately, but a certificate is at least guaranteed.
The closing party will provide a sweet end to the evening for everyone—a fitting conclusion to an exciting RoboCup in Incheon.