First of all, congratulations to the Chinese men's football team for their long-awaited victory. This Vietnamese team has six members of the national youth team. Only three players participated in the game that won us on New Year's Day.
Throughout the game, Vietnam had more time in possession than us.
Winning against a third-rate Asian team like Vietnam has nothing to be proud of. Throughout the game, the Vietnamese team ran more aggressively than us.
The Chinese team lineup has basically not changed, and Yan Junling is still the starting goalkeeper. At 3 minutes, one of Fang Hao's crosses was somewhat threatening. In the first six minutes, the Chinese team basically pressed the Vietnamese team to play. At 7 and a half minutes, Vietnam's first shot was threatening. In the 11th minute, China scored a goal, but the foul was first and the goal was invalidated. 27 minutes, Vietnam played
The door is slightly off. During this time, the Chinese team did not have a lot of time in possession. On 33 minutes, China's Tan Long's header hit the post. In the 37th minute, the Vietnamese team attacked in front of the goal, and Yan Junling's attack almost allowed the Vietnamese team to pick a goal.
In the first half, the Chinese team just played better in the opening game. In the second half of the first half, Vietnam held the ball longer than China.
In the second half, Wu Xi and Xie Peng flew down, and Dai Weijun and Wang Qiuming went up. On the 50th minute, Vietnam was more threatening with one shot. On the 53rd minute, Vietnam broke through the Chinese defense and the cross was missed. In the 55th minute, Liu Yang crossed and Wang Qiuming scored. On 59 minutes, Wang Shangyuan was fouled outside the box and Vietnam's free kick missed. In 60 minutes, Li Ke, Fang Hao, Gao Tianyi, He Yupeng. At 70 minutes, Li Lei replaced Liu Yang. After 70 minutes, the Vietnamese team could not run. On 83 minutes, there was also a clash between the two sides on the field, and Vietnam was sent off with a red card on the 22nd. In the 90th minute, the Chinese team made a substitution, Tan Longxia, and replaced the No. 28 player. In the 94th minute, Wu Lei scored a goal, offside first, not counted. In the 97th minute, Wu Lei made a steal, formed a single knife, and scored another goal.
In the end, China beat Vietnam 2-0.