In a match that shouldn’t have happened, I witnessed something rare: a goalkeeper’s positional error becoming the catalyst for a historic upset. This wasn’t just luck—it was strategy forged in chaos, passion disguised as precision. As an INTJ analyst who sees games as emotional chess, I watched Miami turn desperation into dominance. The quiet genius wasn’t on the bench—it was in the space between moments, where data met instinct. We didn’t win because we were better. We won because we dared to see what others missed.