[Edaily Starin Gim Ga Yeong Reporter] The “All-Star Game” from “The Girls Who Score Goals” is set to air. Attention is focused on what kind of match the members—who have grown even more as players—will put on.

On the 5th, SBS’s soccer variety show “Goal-Scoring Girls” will feature the “2nd GIFA All-Star Game,” bringing together the show’s elite players.
The All-Star Game returns after 399 days. With a host of top-tier stars taking the field, Blue Team captain Jeong Hye-in issued a declaration of war, saying, “The Yellow Team seems to be here just to have fun, but the most important thing in sports is victory.” In response, Yellow Team goalkeeper Kisum fired back, “We have to win. We’re not here to do variety shows. We’re here to wage war,” all eyes are now on who will emerge victorious in this fierce battle where the stars’ pride is on the line.
In this “2nd GIFA All-Star Game,” duos who previously played together on the same team—including FC Balladream’s “Kyung-seo and Seo-gi Duo,” Nati and Saori’s “Naori Duo,” and Mashima Soyumi’s “Mayumi Duo”—will face off against each other as members of opposing teams. Amid this fierce “in-house battle,” a scene was captured where Kyung-seo pinched the buttocks of her “former partner,” Seo-gi, further fueling curiosity. Anticipation is high to see how their showdown will ultimately play out.
While the iconic “Goal Girls” duos have temporarily disbanded, new combinations exclusive to the All-Star Game have emerged. On the Yellow Team, the “Baby Duo”—comprising Seo-gi and Park Ju-ah, the youngest members of “Goal Girls”—has formed, while the Blue Team features a record-breaking speed duo consisting of “Demon King” Mashima and “Daughter of the Wind” Lee Yu-jeong. In particular, the Blue Team’s Mashima expressed strong confidence, stating, “I’m going to score three goals against the goal defended by Kisum,” and all eyes are on what kind of synergy and performance these newly formed top-tier pairings will deliver.
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