Josuke enters the electrical tower again to save Mikitaka and defeat Toyohiro Kanedaichi. Meanwhile, Rohan receives a visit from a first-class architect named Masazo Kinoto, who's come to estimate the repair costs to his burnt house.
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Muller stuns while the battle between former teammates Wakabayashi and Schneider erupts!
Kickoff at the finals! Japan dominates early, but Germany's elusive Phantom Keeper stands ready.
At last, the final. Japan is to face off against Germany, and Japan has never been stronger!
Overtime and kickoffs equal pressure. The whistle sounds. Whom will fortune smile on today?
It's overtime, and Hyuga is ready to fight. Waiting is Pierre, along with a brutal wave of attacks.
Soccer luminary Tsubasa Ozora fights his way to soccer stardom with dazzling attacks and moves.
Behold, France's enigmatic Eiffel Attack! Team Japan stands at the ready, reflexes primed!
In the second half rain is pelting the players and the pitch. Let the clash of captains begin!
Ten minutes in, Soda gets another yellow card, forcing Japan to play on with only ten players.
In the second match of the finals, Japan faces host France amidst raucous cheers for the home team.
It's the first match of the final tournament, but which striker will dominate is anyone's guess...
Team Japan is in the lead, but the self-declared genius is ready. Who will make it to the top four?
It's the second half, 4 to 4. Now Japan puts in the amazing Jun Misugi. Argentina is in for a fight!
In France, Taro Misaki is asked to join Team Japan and takes on the French to show he's still got it!
While the match against Hamburg proves disastrous for Japan, the team vows to start afresh.
In a practice match between Japan and Hamburg, Wakabayashi and Schneider impress while Hyuga fumes.
The team to travel to Europe's been announced! Hyuga is captain, but Tsubasa is determined to play.
With the big tournament over in a surprising twist, a match of formidable high school students awaits.
With the final ending, Tsubasa and Hyuga show what they're made of. It's about more than scores. It's personal. Who will become champion?
The final drags on into overtime, and neither Tsubasa nor Hyuga plan on sharing the title. Physical pain and injury become secondary.
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