Solomon is there. He's not celebrating at the end of this very short game. He kind of feels really bad for both teams. He feels bad for feeling so bad after Ebonhide's last game. Last game they'd scored eighty, and they'd lost, and it had felt horrible. He could imagine that scoring eighty and winning probably felt even worse. It escapes him that this screw up opens the door for Ebonhide, because he remembers how bad he felt last game, and how worried he felt about Leo - and imagines that that bad feelings is felt by every person on that pitch, and he doesn't feel like celebrating much.

Which is a little awkward when everybody, his own team - is celebrating, because he's kinda just standing there, off to the side a little bit, frowning.