咱们今天第一场聊U23亚洲杯: 卡塔尔U23 vs Japan U23!
Fans know that this game is extremely important for both sides.
Because there are only 3.5 places to go to the Olympics, you must beat the opponent to enter the semi-finals to get it.
But the wine club is a little skeptical: does Qatar dare to come up with the "magic" in the group stage?
Recently, there have been a lot of spoofs about Qatar on the Internet, such as rumors that FIFA canceled their results.
Although these rumors look very fake, they can be spread because netizens are too angry - you are openly robbing.
As soon as Qatar played Indonesia in the first game, the Indonesian Football Association immediately protested to the AFC after the kick.
Generally speaking, a misjudgment is a few words of complaint from the head coach. This has caused the official to protest, which is generally excessive, and I really can't swallow this breath.
In fact, it is true that there have been controversial penalties at many key nodes, such as the four points listed by Indonesia, which seem to be a little unreasonable.
It stands to reason that if you just take advantage, you will more or less converge.
However, Qatar's second game against Jordan was also full of controversy from beginning to end, for example, before Qatar's stunner, center Mansour was suspected of fouling first.
This series of controversies led to the Japanese team's preemptive attack, which was not even kicked yet, and in the pre-match press conference, he openly doubted the fairness of the referee.
Now that the heat of this matter is quite high, I don't know if Qatar will dare to continue using magic despite the heat?
If the referee factor is put aside and the two sides play normally, the Japanese coach Tsuyoshi Oiwa will have a specialty: he is good at playing Middle Eastern teams.
Since he became the head coach of Japan Under-23 in 2022, he has played a total of 8 Middle Eastern teams, won 6 and drew 2 without losing, scoring a total of 11 goals and conceding only 2 in 8 games.
After all, he used to be the legendary captain of a head team like Kashima Antlers, and after retiring from football, he used to coach Kashima, so he must know how to head ball, and he may even be the head coach who knows the most about headers in Japan. And playing Middle Eastern teams, headers are still very effective, more than 20 years ago, our national football team entered the World Cup, and headers are the killer feature.
Tsuyoshi Oiwa's first game in charge of the Japanese national youth team happened to be a match against Qatar U23, scoring two headers in one game and finally winning 0-2.
And this time in the group stage, the Middle East team UAE scored two goals in the same game, and the header is still strong.
In the last game against the South Korean team, Japan's height was at a loss, not only did it not go into it, but it was also pushed into one by South Korea.
But this time against Qatar, it will be the turn of the Japanese team to have a height advantage, and it may be able to exert its power.
So, although Qatar's record in the group stage is even better, if you don't dare to continue to use "magic" in front of everyone, is it really that strong?
What do you think of Japan's U23s, who are good at dealing with Middle Eastern teams, can satisfy the fans?
Well, for today's other competitions, Xiaojiu will still send you text analysis in the evening. If there is anything unclear, you can ask me, "Watch the ball and see clearly", we will see you soon!
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