Far away, we played football matches at night.

We confirmed the game for tomorrow and informed them that we would leave the house to join you after Maghrib prayers. They made preparations based on this. A friend of mine, who works in textiles, took responsibility for the game, and we coordinated with him. We communicated that we would play shortly, and they got everything ready.

When playing football, we often struggle to manage our emotions. Enjoying the game in a positive way can be challenging; sometimes we elevate the experience and make it more intense. We left at the right time, arranging a car for 300 taka.

There were ten of us in the car; one was a player and two were spectators. Their style of play offers a unique enjoyment that not everyone appreciates. After about 30 minutes, we arrived at the playground, where they were very pleased to see us.

Once the game started, each team had five players. We substituted five from our side. Initially, the game went smoothly, but then they were awarded a penalty. Because the game was short, the penalty shot had to be taken from the field with no alley to aim for.

Eventually, they managed to score, putting them ahead 1-0. Despite having good control of the game, we ended up losing, which was disappointing but not regrettable; we played well and felt satisfied. It’s common to have some disagreements during a football match, but they are genuinely good-hearted people.