On January 21, Beijing time, the women's Asian Cup Group B ushered in the first match. The biggest opponent of the Chinese women's football team, the Australian women's football team, played against the Indonesian women's football team, which is the weakest in the same group. Just 25 minutes into the game, Australia took a 6-0 lead, and one couldn't help but lament that Australia was too strong. As one of the biggest opponents of the Chinese women's football team in this Asian Cup, Australia's performance was surprising.
In this game, Australia controls the absolute ball on the field, even more than the Chinese women's football team in the first game. In the first half, the ratio of control between Australia and Indonesia was 85-15, and it can be said that in addition to a wave of control of the kick-off, the Indonesian women's football team has almost no chance to touch the ball. Why? Because, in the first half of the game alone, the Australian women's football team has scored the opponent's goal nine times. The female version of "C Luo" Kerr in his team took only 35 minutes to complete the senior plus 1 assist. In contrast, Wang Shuang's 2 shots and 1 pass yesterday seem to be not worth mentioning.
So, is Australia's female version of C Rocker really better than Wang Shuang? Let's take a look at Kerr's goal in the first half of this game. In the 8th minute of the game, the Indonesian sheep-like defense allowed the Australian player's pass to pass through the entire back line like a scalpel, and Kerr took the ball to face the goalkeeper who did not dare to attack, and easily pushed the far corner to win.
Two minutes later, in the 10th minute of the game, Kerr made a comeback. This time, the Pass of the Australian player even passed through Indonesia's three lines of forward, midfield and defense. The "missile"-like precision pass once again found the player on the front line, this time receiving the ball by 28-year-old midfielder Van Egmund. Van Egmund did not take the ball for a moment's worth, but calmly crossed to find an unguarded Kerr at the back post. Kerr pushed the "empty door" without anyone infected.
In the 25th minute of the match, Australia again won a penalty with a 5-0 lead. Kerr scored a hat-trick in 25 minutes. (Also assisted Caitlin's goal in the 13th minute of the game)
In the 35th minute of the match, Kerr was again given a good chance to score (by this time Australia was already leading 7-0). At that time, the Indonesian team was full of players in the penalty area, but there was no effective defensive position. Australian player Van Egmund brushed his heels and sent the ball to the centre of the penalty area. Kerr slowly picked up speed, overtook the three defenders in front of him, and used his toes to poke the ball into the net before the goalkeeper fell to the ground.
Subsequently, assisting the hat-trick Van Egmund hit a penalty, and Australia blasted nine goals in 45 minutes, averaging an average of 1 goal per 5 minutes. Half-time created the biggest tragedy of this year's Women's Asian Cup. After watching Kerr's 4 goals, as a Chinese fan, have you finally put your heart back in your stomach? If it takes Only 45 minutes for Australia to create the biggest tragedy of this women's Asian Cup, it is better to say that Indonesia created the tragedy itself. That being said, although Kerr only took 35 minutes to complete the senior + 1 assist. However, I am afraid that the sum of the 4 goals is not as good as last night's Wang Shuang's foot assumption is really dialed, and the left foot rubbing technology content is high. Therefore, our Next Chinese Women's Football Team is still worth looking forward to.