Transform @IMAGE 1 into a spontaneous action portrait, caught at the exact moment a FIFA World Cup ball hits the side of their face. Keep the subject's identity, facial features, hairstyle, body proportions, skin texture and overall appearance completely accurate. Dress the subject in the official modern national shirt of [Country name], worn naturally, like a real football fan attending the match. The expression must look naturally interrupted: eyes squeezed shut or blinking, mouth slightly open, cheeks compressed by the impact, hair reacting naturally to the movement. The expression must feel completely accidental, caught in the exact split second before the subject can react. Composition: a close portrait framing from the chest up. The football must dominate the foreground, positioned extremely close to the face at the exact moment of impact, taking up roughly a third of the frame with realistic perspective and depth. The compression of the face must come only from the timing and the camera angle — never from cartoonish distortion. Background: the subject is seated among tightly packed spectators in the stadium stands during a live FIFA World Cup match. The camera is positioned from the point of view of another fan sitting just a few rows away, as if someone nearby had instinctively shot the moment. Do not show the pitch, the players, the goals, the scoreboard, the stadium roof or a wide panoramic arena. The background must consist only of the nearby stadium seats packed with spectators, creating the authentic feeling of sitting inside the crowd. The football has accidentally flown into the spectator section after a powerful shot during live play. The people around react naturally to the unexpected moment. Some nearby fans laugh, point, duck, flinch, pull back, throw up their hands, cover their faces or stare at the subject in shock. Every reaction must feel spontaneous and unforced, like a genuine human instinct — not posed or staged. Keep every spectator softly blurred with a shallow depth of field, so the subject stays the clear focus while the crowd still carries excitement, surprise and energy. Photographic style: documentary sports photography mixed with the energy of a candid yearbook snapshot. Authentic, unstaged, imperfect, funny and caught in a split second. The image must feel like a real viral fan photo taken unexpectedly during a live World Cup match. Lighting: natural outdoor daylight with realistic stadium ambient light, clear skin texture, subtle shadows across the face, accurate fabric detail and physically believable movement. Depth of field: extremely shallow. Keep only the subject and the ball absolutely sharp, while the spectators around dissolve into creamy bokeh. Colour grading: soft daylight tones, light contrast, realistic skin tones, a subtle nostalgic rendering as from a digital camera, authentic editorial sports photography. The final image must feel like a real viral photo caught by another spectator — not like an advertising graphic, cinematic concept art, an AI-generated image or a staged portrait. Prioritise believable physics, authentic expressions, documentary realism and accidental humour above everything else. It must instantly tell the story of one unlucky fan who got hit by the match with the ball, while the crowd around reacts naturally in shock, amusement and excitement.