Reporter: Promoting the run-in with actual combat was the reason why Li Xiaopeng wanted to arrange a high-level warm-up match before the war in Japan

Live bar January 5 news Ma Dexing said that as the new coach of the national football team, Li Xiaopeng needs to solve the team's run-in problem as soon as possible, and the most ideal way is to warm up at a high level. That's why he hopes to schedule at least two high-level warm-up matches ahead of the round of 12 against Japan.

The national football team won 1 win, 2 draws and 3 losses in the first 6 round of 12 matches, and all walks of life were not satisfied with this. But people who are really familiar with and understand Chinese football know very well that this achievement basically truly reflects the realistic level and technical and tactical ability of Chinese football at present. Even if the national football team wins in a 1-1 draw against Oman, it will not have a substantial change in the current situation.

After the outbreak of the epidemic, only the national football team and Australia did not participate in the international warm-up competition in the top 12 competitions. Although the national football team has a lot of training, it can only warm up with local clubs due to many factors, and the effect is not good. Their own technical and tactical level is not high, and the strength and level of the opponents encountered in the top 12 matches are far above their own, so why can they win the battle?

The situation and difficulty that Li Xiaopeng is currently facing are far superior to those of his predecessor Li Tie. After the end of the Chinese Super League, the physically and mentally exhausted international footballers will be ready to report to the national team. Li Xiaopeng's most urgent thing is to solve the team's run-in problem. The ideal way is for the whole team to participate in a high-level warm-up match. This is also the reason why Li Xiaopeng clearly put forward after taking office, hoping to arrange at least two high-level warm-up matches before playing in Japan.

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