For Day 1 of Rare pair week.

Prompt: Sports

Pairing: Liechtenstein x Belarus

Word count: 843

They were morons. All eleven of them. Or twenty-two, if you counted the other team as well. Morons, stupid idiots. Incompetent assholes. What was so hard about running after a ball, shooting it into a net and winning? Was it that difficult to kick the damn ball around?

Belarus had been sitting in horror in front of her TV, Liechtenstein next to her, who had been cursing non-stop at the players on the screen.

"Come on you honeysucker! Go kick that ball into that net, you stupid crackerlicker!"

There were multiple reasons why Belarus sat in horror. The first was that she had never expected the cute Liechtenstein to be so passionate about a game of football. The second was that the girl's insults were… Creative, to say the least.

"Oh for crying out loud, you sweaterknitter, why can't you aim? Even I do a better job, with my eyes closed!" Yes, creative. It took Belarus all her strength to not laugh every time the blonde cursed at the poor player that had missed a goal or a pass this time.

Liechtenstein had been invited by Belarus for a cosy night together, not a screaming competition for one. The plan had been to just sit on the sofa, drink something nice, eat something yummy that Belarus had baked, maybe braid each other's hair and talk a little. That was what Belarus had secretly wanted. What she had not wanted, was an angry Liechtenstein jumping off the couch to shake her fist at number 15 who had tackled number 4 from the opposing team, getting a yellow card as punishment.

Belarus sighed and shook her head. This was not what she had wanted, at all. It was supposed to be a somewhat romantic night, a way to woo Liechtenstein. Not a night that could have been something between her brother and America. Which were mainly held because America still wasn't over his "competition" that he and Russia had held until a few years ago.

The match wore on and neither of the teams managed to score, leaving the outcome to be 1-1 until the 80th minute. Liechtenstein had long forsaken the sofa and had decided to stand, hands curled into fists that held on tight onto her dress. Legs a little spread and a frown on her face that scared even Belarus. The small girl was frighteningly aggressive right now.

And then, the commentator and Liechtenstein became more interested in the game. The team Liechtenstein and he were rooting for had managed to steal the ball from the opposing team and were now charging towards the goal. Wild babbling filled the room as the commentator gave the details to who had the ball, what they were doing.

"Yes! Come on you coinsucker! Go, go GO! YES!" Liechtenstein jumped around when the ball landed in the net, making it 2-1 in favour of her team. A wide smile appeared on her face and she walked over to Belarus to pull her of the sofa and dance in circles with her.

"Did you see that, Belarus! They scored! We're leading!" She was ecstatic and kept jumping and smiling, nearly missing the third goal for the team that night.

"Oh my god! They are so good tonight, amazing!" Liechtenstein hugged Belarus in celebration and Belarus felt her cheeks flare up. This was nice, but unexpected. She wasn't sure what to do, but before Belarus could move her arms around Liechtenstein, the blonde had already disappeared and stood guard in front of the screen again.

Only three minutes to go, Belarus thought as she watched her friend? Date? Three agonising minutes until peace would hopefully return to her home and the two of them could do something else than screaming at the TV. Belarus really hoped so.

One minute. In her head, Belarus counted down from sixty to zero. The injury time had only been two minutes, since there hadn't happened a lot in the game.

32 seconds. 31. 30. Liechtenstein smiled at Belarus and the woman lost count. She just stared again, captured by the beautiful eyes that were trained on the screen. The players had given up being serious and just passed the ball around, from one to the other, making the opponent run around.

There, the whistle. The game was over, Liechtenstein's favourite had won the game. Belarus opened her mouth to congratulate her, but two slim arms wound around her neck.

"We won!" She heard in her hear and then she felt something soft pressed against her lips. With surprise, she noted that Liechtenstein was kissing her.

Thinking quickly, Belarus kissed back, arms carefully wrapping around Liechtenstein. When they broke apart after a few kisses, Belarus didn't deem herself capable of saying anything else than "Yes." So she didn't say anything else.

"I hope you don't mind the kiss", Liechtenstein said as a blush spread across her cheeks. Belarus shook her head and took the chance to kiss the other again – as a celebration, she told herself. A celebratory kiss for the team winning.