<div align="center"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;"><span class="bbc_u"><strong>Quidditch World Cup Final 2022  - Wales Vs. Spain</strong></span></span><br/><strong>Location:</strong> Quidditch Trillenium Stadium, Dartmoor, Devon, England<br/><strong>Date &amp; Time:</strong> 18/08/22 - 9:50 PM<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong> Open to any and all spectators!<br/><strong>Content:</strong> A slow thirty minutes of rocky play<br/><strong>Post Rate:</strong> Feel free to post 1-3 times between GM posts. GM posts will be made every 5 days to progress the match.<br/></div><br/><div align="center">(https://i.pinimg.com/originals/ab/69/3f/ab693f130020b671b5e88c1ef7672f7f.png)</div><br/>After Wales set out to a strong lead in the match the play undeniably stagnated. The Spanish side focused much more on skillful defence looking to contain and control the state of play which, while it slowed the rate of Welsh goals, wasn't getting them much progress of their own. The Welsh lead continued to extend despite one Spanish goal slipping through after a break by one of their chasers.<br/><br/>Overall the crowd's mood was certainly not souring but many were urging the players on, hoping for something more after that early showing from Wales and the fact that both seekers on the pitch had so often caught the snitch early. One advantage, certainly for fans of Spain or fans of a tense game, of the lower scoring rounds was that it was still firmly anyone's match with a snitch capture remaining plenty to skyrocket the Spanish team to a victory.<br/><br/>With the play itself, slower injuries were rare, players managing to cope well with whatever minor bumps they received. It appeared the snitch was particularly elusive as even with two such gifted seekers on the pitch neither had made a single break for it yet, a worrying sign for Spanish fans if their other players couldn't turn it around as with a one hundred and twenty points lead it would only take three more goals to make a Spanish snitch just a draw and only four more to make them still lose even if they did catch the snitch. To those more attuned to Quidditch, it would be clear that the crowd was tense, most quietly hoping that the state of play would at least pick up a few notches and the Spain supporters certainly desperate for their team to kick into gear soon.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">D10 Quidditch Results</div><div class="spoiler_body"><br/>Wales Vs. Spain World Cup Final<br/><br/>Round 1 Begin: Wales (0) Vs. Spain (0)<br/><br/>Wales 1d10 - 6<br/>Spain 1d10 - 4<br/><br/>Wales 2 goals<br/><br/>Round 1 End: Wales (20) Vs. Spain (0)<br/>Round 2 Begin: Wales (20) Vs. Spain (0)<br/><br/>Wales  1d10- 9<br/>Spain  1d10 - 4<br/><br/>Wales 5 goals, Spain minor injury (-1)<br/><br/>Round 2 End: Wales (70) Vs. Spain (0)-1<br/>Round 3 Begin: Wales (70) Vs. Spain (0) -1<br/><br/>Wales 1d10: 3<br/>Spain 1d10-1: 1<br/><br/>Wales 2 goals<br/><br/>Round 3 End: Wales (90) Vs. Spain (0)<br/>Round 4 Begin: Wales (90) Vs. Spain (0)<br/><br/>Wales 1d10: 2<br/>Spain 1d10: 2<br/><br/>Draw, 1 goal apiece <br/><br/>Round 4 End: Wales (100) Vs. Spain (10)<br/>Round 5 Begin: Wales (100) Vs. Spain (10)<br/><br/>Wales 1d10: 5<br/>Spain 1d10: 2<br/><br/>Wales 3 Goals<br/><br/>Round 5 End: Wales (130) Vs. Spain (10)<br/><br/></div></div>