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Coming Asian Cup: The national football team suffered a heavy defeat to Hong Kong, China, and three red cards were thunderous
Thrilling reversal: lead in the first half, be counterattacked in the second half
The national football team lost 1-2 to Hong Kong, China in the warm-up match before the Asian Cup, and a game that was supposed to be a run-in turned into a disaster. In the first half, Tan Long's goal ignited the hope of fans, but in the second half, the Hong Kong team of China successfully counterattacked and completely turned the game upside down. In particular, Wu Shaocong's elbow attack not only caused anger among fans, but also became the focus of heated discussions after the game.
Reporter's position: The long-term training controversy has had a negative impact on the enthusiasm of the players
The two journalists, Chen Yong and Wang Xiaorui, have very different views on the impact of the national football team's long-term training camp. Chen Yong believes that the long training camp has affected the enthusiasm of the players and has become a factor leading to defeat. Wang Xiaorui, on the other hand, disagreed, and did not agree with Chen Yong's views on the training camp, believing that it was not a fundamental problem.
The beginning of the Yang Hi era: the lack of desire of players has triggered deep reflection
The failure of the national football team has been dubbed the "Yang Hi era", suggesting that the team may have fallen into a troubled period. The defeat revealed a deeper problem, which was the lack of desire on the part of the players to play for their country. Jankovic had tried to change that, but player fatigue, strict management and a fierce competitive environment made his efforts seem futile.
The root of the problem: Successive coaches have also faced the problem of players not wanting to play for their country
This is not the first time that the current situation of the national football team has happened. Successive coaches have faced the general problem of players not wanting to play for their country in the course of coaching. The long-term predicament has made this phenomenon a stubborn problem in Chinese football. Different coaches have adopted different strategies, but none have been able to solve this problem fundamentally.
The defeat suffered by the national football team before the Asian Cup sparked widespread discussion among fans and the media. The reluctance of players to play for their country has long plagued Chinese football. How to find a balance on this issue is a difficult problem for Chinese football to solve. The Asian Cup is approaching, the national football team is facing greater challenges, and whether the "Yang Hi era" will continue has become the focus of attention.