6-1!9-0!The Chinese team broke out, bloodied the Japanese team, and scored 15 goals in 2 games, which was too brutal
Wow, not much to say, our Chinese U15 national junior team's performance in Japan this time is really eye-catching! In the two warm-up games, they scored a total of 15 goals, and only let the opponent taste the taste of scoring once. This kind of performance has to be amazing, this guy is too "brutal" to play!
Let's take a look back at the first warm-up game. The opponent is the A team of Kokook High School in Japan. The Chinese team behaved quite domineeringly, and won the whole game with a score of 6-1. Especially Xie Jin, a young player, who scored three goals alone, can be described as the biggest hero of the game. Another player, Liang Shiyu, was not to be outdone, and scored a brace to help the team win a big victory.
THE OPPONENT IN THE SECOND WARM-UP MATCH WAS RIP ACE SC. In this game, the coaching staff of the Chinese team adopted a rotation strategy, and let the substitutes start in the first half, but the substitutes were also full of firepower after coming up, showing their strength, and the whole game was down, the Chinese team won with a score of 9-0, which was a completely one-sided slaughter.
Now, let's explore why China's national junior team chose to play such a warm-up match in Japan. In fact, there is a lot to be interesting behind this. First of all, many members of the coaching staff, including the U14 and U16 teams, have a background in Japanese football. For example, the head coach of the U15 national junior team, Toshitoshi Ukishima, is a veteran Japanese coach who has coached J-League teams and has extensive experience working in the youth system of professional clubs.
This kind of intensive warm-up game is not only to test the skills and tactics, but more importantly, to improve the practical experience and psychological quality of the young players by playing against opponents of different styles. Especially in the external environment, it can test the adaptability of these young players.
And this time, the strong performance of the Chinese team in Japan undoubtedly gave fans a lot of hope. Seeing these young faces showcase their talents so well on the international stage makes one look forward to their future growth.
At the same time, I also have to mention our national Olympic team. At the same time, the national Olympic team lost 0-1 against the Japanese Olympic team, which may have been a wake-up call for all fans and coaches to remind all the fans and coaches that despite the excellent performance of the national junior team, there are still many difficulties and challenges waiting for these young people to overcome on the road to football.
Through these two games, we have seen the hope of Chinese football, but also the challenges. So, dear readers, what do you think the future of Chinese football will be? Can this type of warm-up match really help the growth of players? We look forward to your insights and discussions, and pay attention to the growth journey of these emerging young talents!