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AT THE FINGER POINT

Student: Antony Iuri Falcão de Albuquerque

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After days and weeks spent

preparing myself mentally
and technically for the futsal
championship, the
long-awaited day arrived.

There was an immense

anxiety inside
me, since I was going to play
with my new team and we
were considered great
favorites to win the
competition.
After a campaign in which
we were almost eliminated
several times, we managed
to
reach the final, even though
it was the first time we
played together, which Video
explains
the difficulty in playing good
games and the fact that we
were so disjointed and
disconnected from each
other on the court.

We arrived in a final in which

tiredness prevailed over
technique, we had only 10 Video
minutes of rest to prepare,
and we played against a
team that had been playing
together for a long time, so
we lost by a score of 4-1.

I had a great championship,

with great saves, avoiding
goals from opponents Video
several
times, but that feeling that I
could have done better and
contributed more haunted
me.
With the defeat, after so
much effort and preparation,
my mind kept bombarding
me: why didn’t I get the
recognition I deserve? but is
getting recognition so
important? or is my effort not
enough? or, could it be that I
don’t deserve the
recognition I crave?

That is the question.