Use the uploaded 4-panel storyboard image as the MAIN visual reference. Create a seamless cinematic, photorealistic football match animation that follows the four storyboard panels exactly, preserving their shot order, action, character placement, uniforms, stadium design, and overall visual continuity. CRITICAL CHARACTER CONSISTENCY: Keep the exact same young red-team player wearing jersey number 10, the same young blue-team defender, the same black-uniformed goalkeeper, the same stadium, and the same red and blue team colors in every shot. Preserve the uploaded reference person’s exact identity, facial features, skin tone, age, hairstyle, body proportions, natural skin texture and pores, and natural expressions unchanged. Do not beautify, idealize, reshape, stylize, redesign, replace, or age any character. No new main characters. Keep the football realistic, correctly sized, and physically consistent. STYLE: Cinematic realistic football animation, premium sports-film and professional broadcast cinematography, dramatic stadium floodlights, detailed crowd, realistic grass and turf particles, natural human motion, accurate football physics, shallow depth of field, subtle motion blur, high-energy match atmosphere, 4K cinematic realism. SCENE 1 — DRIBBLE: Begin with a low grass-level tracking shot, close to the ball and the players’ boots. The young red-team number 10 sprints toward the blue defender while tightly controlling the football. He performs a fast, convincing dribble and sharp directional change to beat the defender; the defender reacts instantly and tries to block his path. The camera smoothly tracks alongside the red player, then gently pushes forward as he accelerates past the defender. Stadium floodlights glint on the grass; red and blue supporters wave flags in the softly blurred background. Build tension and anticipation. SCENE 2 — THE SHOT: Cut naturally to a dynamic medium close-up from a slightly low angle. The red number 10 plants his foot and powerfully strikes the football toward goal, with realistic leg mechanics, torso rotation, balance, and follow-through. Use controlled subtle slow motion at the precise instant his boot contacts the ball, emphasizing turf particles and ball compression. The ball rockets toward goal. Transition into a fast, smooth cinematic pan following the ball; the black-clad goalkeeper is visible in the background preparing to dive. SCENE 3 — GOAL: Continue directly from the previous shot with no discontinuity. The goalkeeper in black launches into a full-stretch dive across goal. The ball narrowly clears his fingertips and strikes the back of the net with realistic net deformation and impact physics. Use a fast camera pan following the ball into the goal, then briefly reveal the goalkeeper landing naturally on the grass. The instant the ball crosses the line, the stadium erupts: red supporters jump, wave flags, and celebrate intensely, while the blue side reacts with disappointment. SCENE 4 — CELEBRATION: Cut to a cinematic close-up of the same young red-team number 10. He runs toward the camera with both arms spread wide, celebrating with a huge natural smile and authentic excitement, while his exact face remains unchanged from the uploaded reference. His teammates may approach from behind without blocking him. In the background, the same blue defender stands disappointed with hands on his head. Red fans celebrate wildly; flags and light confetti appear naturally in the stadium air. End on a powerful slightly low-angle hero shot of the celebrating player, stadium lights glowing behind him. CAMERA: Professional football broadcast language blended with cinematic sports-film visuals: smooth low-angle tracking, controlled push-ins, rapid but readable ball-following pans, subtle handheld micro-movement, shallow-focus close-ups, and slow motion only at the kick contact. Avoid random cuts, jumpy camera movement, visual glitches, or continuity errors. Every shot must flow logically from the previous action. AUDIO: No dialogue between characters, no player conversations, and n