Shui Qingxia reviewed the final: there was a "backward plan" before the game, and the substitution was not adventurous

Xinhua News Agency, Shanghai, February 7 (Reporter Pan Xu DiChun) "Welcome the triumph of the Chinese women's football team. At Shanghai Pudong International Airport on the evening of the 7th, the broadcast was opened, the banner was displayed, and the coaches and athletes of the Chinese women's football team walked out of the cabin with flowers in their hands.

In the final of the 2022 Women's Asian Cup on the 6th, the Chinese women's football team scored three goals in the second half under the unfavorable situation of falling behind by two goals in the first half, killing the South Korean team 3:2, and returning to the top of Asia after 16 years.

During the flight before arriving, women's football coach Shui Qingxia reviewed the final and semi-final matches in an interview with Xinhua News Agency. She said that before the final, a plan was made to fall behind, and the substitution adjustment in the midfield and the second half was to chase the score back, "Considering that you may have to play overtime, such a substitution is not an aggressive progress." ”

After the Chinese team defeated the Japanese team in the semifinals, Shui Qingxia refused to let the team members spread the picture of her holding up the celebration throughout the Internet. To this she said, "The whole game is not over, it is better to calm down." ”

In the player era, Shui Qingxia also won the Asian Cup with the team, witnessing the sonorous roses of different generations blooming on the same stage.

"Different generations have different requirements for technology and tactics, but now this group of team members inherits the old women's football team's never-say-die fighting style, dare to fight and have courage." Shui Qingxia said that the roses of different ages have different styles, but the sonorousness is still the same.

After returning to China, the Chinese women's football team will be collectively transferred to a designated place for isolation in accordance with relevant epidemic prevention regulations.