Continuity mistake: Ishizaki misses his tackle on Misugi and knocks down the supporters instead. You can see that they fall into the playing field, inside the lines. Sanae sits on him. Though and the lines are gone. The pants of the rightmost bystander go from brown to blue, also. (00:17:55)
Continuity mistake: When the supporter with the scaly-looking green skirt shouts "Misugi-san!" after his lame kick-off, she is missing "JUN" from the shirt. (00:06:30)
Other mistake: Only one of the keepers from Meiwa FC appears in the episode; Wakashimazu replaced another one who is nowhere to be seen.
Continuity mistake: The kids are chatting and dismissing the threat of a Hyuga-less Meiwa FC. In front of Teppei Kisugi there's a red sports bag and something like a burlap sack; the two items switch position with the camera angles. (00:07:15)
Other mistake: Jun's parents can't see the kids by the goal, only their shadows, but they are positively unfazed when Tsubasa is celebrated loudly and dangerously acting as substitute for him (which is the reason why Tsubasa is replacing Jun in the celebration to begin with).
Continuity mistake: Yayoi sits by Tsubasa as she tells him Jun's sad story. When she says "He might never be able to play football again", behind the two there are already more than the 4 steps they sit on in other shots. (00:13:55)
Continuity mistake: Misaki walks away from the penalty area trying to find an opening for Tsubasa. When he thinks "Tsubasa-kun" looking at him obstructed by two players, the logo on his chest changed proportions. (00:10:00)
Continuity mistake: The towels and umbrella of the supporters behind the Musashi bench change color in the reaction shot on Yayoi when the coach asks a benchwarmer to get ready. (00:05:20)
Continuity mistake: Urabe dodges Musashi's number 7 and passes to Taki, who tries to dribble number 8. Something is wrong in this sequence; 7 is written in white, and 8 in blue. (00:08:00)
Continuity mistake: Misugi's face during his careless last stride has a muddy look. One could think that he's turning blue because his heart is malfunctioning, and he's lacking oxygen. When Takasugi gives chase, he has a muddy face too in a shot as well. They are both clean later.
Continuity mistake: Rain notwithstanding, Urabe's hair doubles in size at the beginning of the episode. (00:06:20)
Other mistake: In the previous episode it was established that the final takes place the day after the semifinals. The kids went right away to the hospital and talked about the match against Musashi, wearing normal clothes, and had a night adventure searching the town left and right. In this episode another day passes by before the final.
Character mistake: In the Italian dub, Hyuga mentions the lesson he learned from "Julian Ross" (Jun Misugi). He never played against him or his team, and was even in a coma during their match. He meant "Philip Callahan" (Hikaru Matsuyama). (00:13:35)
Other mistake: Wakabayashi is holding the ball left from Tsubasa's lame attempt. His hand is positioned differently on the ball between shots, as noticeable from the hexagons. In that shot, his hat also has the wrong name "WGNZO", missing an E. (00:20:25)
Other mistake: Twelve players are warming up before the match, but only one is wearing a keeper outfit - there are two. (00:19:25)
Continuity mistake: Genzo walks out of the hotel wearing gloves in the long shot, wearing what appear to be miscolored flesh-toned gloves in several shots, and bare hands in the close-up. (00:08:00)
Other mistake: With a sigh, Genzo has to admit that he can't do anything for Hyuga and waiting is the only option. For his last line, his hat says just "W Genz" and not "W Genzo." (00:06:40)
Continuity mistake: Misugi lies on the stretcher; the pillow changes shape and position between shots. (00:03:05)
Other mistake: When the title of the episode appears, Hyuga's sheets in the hospital room do not match his body shape. (00:02:50)
Other mistake: Throughout the game, the announcer has no clue about Misugi's heart problem - which is not publicly known anyway - yet at the end of the match he makes a comment about it.
