0-25！ In the first 4 games of the AFC Champions League group stage this season, the Chinese Super League team has created an unprecedented record, conceding an average of more than 6 goals per game in 4 games, failing to score a goal, and even, in the whole game, there is not even a chance to shoot the goal, I have to say that the world's 6th largest league, which has been touted and envisioned before, has fallen at this moment.
Among the four Chinese Super League teams that qualified for the new season's AFC Champions League, Changchun Yatai announced its withdrawal early, and Shanghai Harbor announced its withdrawal at the last moment of the opening, leaving only three teams in the group to participate. The two teams participating in the AFC Champions League are all youth players, and even, among the Guangzhou team's lineup, there are some who play in the amateur league, not even the youth team.
Not surprisingly, the 4 group games that ended were all lost, and they were completely lost. In these 4 games, being able to withstand the first 15 minutes without conceding the ball is already a breakthrough. Even if the opponent sends a substitute line-up, the strength is not as good as the so-called youth team of the amateur team, and the probability of losing the game is even more than 100%.
For this practice of the Chinese Super League, the AFC has publicly expressed its dissatisfaction more than once, and even asked the Guangzhou team to provide information and formally intervene in the investigation for the violent actions of the Guangzhou team in the game. In addition to the anger expressed by the AFC, the media in other Leagues in Asia are also dissatisfied, believing that the Chinese Super League is wasting the AFC Champions League quota, and they do not want to participate, so they can negotiate their withdrawal in advance and give up the quota to other league teams.
Therefore, for the Chinese Football Association and Chen Shuyuan, the two consecutive AFC Champions League leagues are sending youth teams to complete the task, which will definitely lead to the decline in the ranking and points of the Chinese Super League in the AFC Champions League, and the trouble behind will be even greater. The AFC has now officially warned the FA and the Chinese Super League that if clubs that owe wages do not complete the relevant work and forcibly register, there will be greater penalties later.