If we win gold like last time, yesterday's game will be forgotten anyway, right? Do you agree?

‌It was shocking to lose to Japan's Sasa yesterday without even being able to reach second base,
But we have a game against China today, and we'll obviously win and advance to the finals.
No matter who we face in the finals—Japan or Taiwan—our starter Gwak Bin will be pitching,
and since the players will all be fully focused, they'll perform much better than yesterday, so I don't think it matters.
The fact is, if we make it to the finals, win, and take the gold medal, the media and the public will praise us for a job well done, and the loss to Japan's Sasa will be forgotten.
The public ultimately only looks at the final result.
During the last Asian Games, we took all kinds of abuse on the day we lost to Taiwan in the preliminaries, but because we beat Taiwan in the finals, everyone forgot about the preliminary loss, and public opinion shifted entirely to praise.
At the end of the day, we only need to look at the final result.
If we win gold, we just praise them;
If we don't win gold, we shouldn't resort to insults, but just offer constructive criticism.
OK?