In the 8th round of the Chinese Super League, Chengdu Rongcheng hosted Shandong Taishan, and Xu Zhengyuan and Cui Kangxi also ushered in a "South Korean coach derby".
Gao Zhun sent an assist, Liao Lisheng scored from a small angle, and Shandong Taishan won a small victory 1-0. Although only one goal was scored in this game, the tactical game between the two sides was very exciting.
Shandong Taishan's "631" formation made the Chengdu Rongcheng team very uncomfortable. In this PK between Korean coaches, Choi Kang-hee, as a senior, is still better.
Chengdu Rongcheng has won 5 consecutive victories before, and is in second place in the standings in the first 7 rounds. In this campaign, they occupy the right time and place, and naturally hope to continue the winning streak.
Shandong Taishan was originally the favorite to win the Chinese Super League, but its form was a little sluggish some time ago. In the last round, they defeated the Cangzhou Lions 4-1, and there is a great potential for the return of the king.
As soon as the starting list for this game came out, it made people feel that things were not very simple ⬇
Chengdu Rongcheng starters: 33-Zhang Yan, 4-Lechette (F), 20-Tang Miao, 23-Yang Yiming, 28-Yang Shuai, 6-Feng Zhuoyi, 8-Zhou Dingyang, 11-Gulfinkel (F), 18-Andrigo (F), 7-Wei Shihao, 21-Felipe (F)
Shandong Taishan starters: 14-Wang Dalei, 5-Zheng Zheng, 31-Zhao Jianfei, 33-Gao Zhunyi, 35-Huang Zhengyu, 20-Liao Lisheng, 21-Liu Binbin, 22-Li Yuanyi, 17-Wu Xinghan, 8-Delgado (F), 29-Chen Pu
Chengdu Rongcheng still played according to their fixed routine, and the four major foreign aids, Wei Shihao, Zhou Dingyang and other familiar main forces all appeared first.
Shandong Taishan's starter is a bit surprising, the only foreign aid Delgado is the identity of "domestic aid registration, foreign aid registration", so Taishan's starter can also be said to be "all-Chinese class".
Whether it is the lineup or the formation, Shandong Taishan has put on a weak posture, but they are the first to score.
The all-Chinese squad +631 formation, which way is it most likely to score? Gao Zhunyi and Liao Lisheng gave a more standard answer.
In the 11th minute of the first half, Gao Zhunyi hit Rongcheng with a long pass on the right side of the midfield, and Liao Lisheng, who quickly stepped forward, grabbed the ball before the 3 defenders, and then shot at a small angle, Taishan led 1-0!
The coordination of this goal is not complicated, but Gao Zhunyi's pass and Liao Lisheng's running and shooting are very accurate.
Chengdu Rongcheng, which is behind in the score, occupies the advantage on the field, but this kind of scene must have been expected by Cui Kangxi. Therefore, the Taishan team did not panic, but Rongcheng was a little overwhelmed, they had an advantage in data, but they were never able to score.
In the second half, with the targeted adjustments made on the Rongcheng side and the physical decline in the physical fitness of the starters on Taishan's side, Cui Kangxi's "iron bucket formation" was no longer so strong.
In the 67th minute, Rongcheng almost scored.
In the 69th minute, Felipe headed the ball into the goal.
However, the referee canceled the goal after watching the VAR replay, and Felipe's action of rushing into the goalkeeper was still more obvious.
In the 78th minute, Felipe's shot was saved by Wang Dalei, and Tang Chuang's supplementary shot was also blocked by Wang Dalei.
In the end, Shandong Taishan defeated Chengdu Rongcheng 1-0 away and won a gold-rich victory.
Looking back on this game, that goal of the Tarzan team is like a microcosm of the whole game.
The Taishan team used simple and practical tactics to accurately hit the key points of the Rongcheng team. Although the Rongcheng team had the advantage and seemed to be playing more lively, it did not cause substantial damage to the Taishan team.
If you choose an MVP of the game, many people will definitely vote for Choi Kang-hee.
As far as this game is concerned, the strength of the Taishan team is far inferior to that of Chengdu Rongcheng, especially the "all-Chinese class" starter, which in the eyes of the general Chinese Super League team, can not be played at all. However, Choi Kang-hee seems to be very good at playing miracles with a lineup that seems to have reservations.
When he led Jeonbuk Hyundai against the Chinese Super League team, he used the "all-Korean class", and recently he led Taishan to often play big rotations, and sometimes others thought he wanted to give up the fight to win, only to find out when he kicked up that no matter what kind of lineup he put out, he was ready to win.
All in all, Cui Kangxi's deployment and command of this game are worthy of study and study by professionals.
At halftime, Mr. Dong Lu in the studio deliberately drew Cui Kangxi's tactics, and he was full of praise for Cui Kangxi's arrangement in this game, and was very surprised, do you feel the same way?