On March 26, Beijing time, in the second warm-up match with New Zealand, the national football team lost 1-2, and drew 1 and lost 1 in 2 games. The first time after the game, the South Korean media also reported on the match, the headline indicated that New Zealand ranked 105th in the world, and the Korean media pointed out that if it were not for Barton's face-saving goal, the Chinese team would have suffered a crushing defeat and lost its eyes overseas.
In the first warm-up match with New Zealand, the national football team achieved the suppression of the opponent in the second half of the half-hour 11-on-10, helplessly failed to score in the offensive end, and finally regretted a 0-0 draw with New Zealand.
In the second match against New Zealand, the national football team started with a rainbow, Wei Shihao and Wu Lei continued to threaten the opponent City, but then entered the rhythm of New Zealand. Wu Shaocong sent a point, fortunately Yan Junling saved the opponent's penalty, but then Zhu Chenjie's own goal gave the opponent the lead.
In this regard, the Korean media said that after the Chinese team lacked the luck of the first game, it became a "sheep", and the Korean media also deliberately played New Zealand's 105th place in the world in the headline, suggesting that the opponent of the Chinese team was actually not strong, but the Chinese team was in the downside of the whole game.
For the final 1-2 result, South Korean media said that if Barton had not scored a goal in stoppage time, the Chinese team would have suffered a crushing defeat.
When talking about the Chinese team's labor expedition to New Zealand in the southern hemisphere to warm up, the Korean media said sarcastically that the Chinese team went to New Zealand to lose people's eyes.
At the same time, the South Korean media also satirized the matches of the Chinese team, and there was no broadcast signal in China, and fans could only watch their home team matches through pirated links.