Core! Shanghai power in the Chinese women's football team Shui Qingxia strategized the six major female generals to top the beam

In last night's Asian Cup final battle, the Chinese women's football team chased three goals in a row after falling behind by two goals, and finally won the Asian Cup against South Korea 3-2 after 16 years, presenting a Spring Festival gift to fans across the country. The Shanghai element of this Chinese women's football team can be described as the backbone of the team, in addition to coach Shui Qingxia leading the Shanghai women's football team to dominate the women's Super League for many years, Zhao Lina, Zhang Xin, Yang Lina, Tang Jiali, Li Jiayue and Xiao Yuyi are six generals.

Zhao Lina, Zhang Xin, Yang Lina and Tang Jiali are from Putuo Women's Football Team; Li Jiayue is from Changning Sports School; and Goal scorer Xiao Yuyi is from Hongkou Experiment and Zhongshan Junior High School, which is a treasure of Hongkou Women's Football For more than 10 years.

Zhao Lina, born on September 18, 1991 in Shanghai, is a goalkeeper, and the 30-year-old veteran is also back in the national team after three years. Zhang Xin, Han Ethnicity, born on May 23, 1992, she chose to retire and marry at the peak of her sports career, and then returned to the green field 10 months after the birth of her child, such a "mother-level player" is also relatively rare in the Chinese women's national football team, and she is also the core of the current midfield organization of this women's football team. Yang Lina, Han Ethnicity, born in Shanghai on April 13, 1994, guards the backcourt of the town. Tang Jiali, born on March 16, 1995 in Shanghai, plays as a striker and currently plays for the Tottenham Women's Football Team, she is also the only foreign player in the Chinese women's football team, playing well in the final, especially the second goal of the Chinese team contributed one over two bottom-line crosses to help the team equalize. Li Jiayue, born on June 8, 1990, graduated from Shanghai Sports School, and has a tough style as a mid-defender. Xiao Yuyi, born on 10 January 1996 as a striker, calmly defeated the South Korean goalkeeper in the Final of the Asian Cup.