The 31-year-old naturalized international returned to the line of fire but kicked a life-saving penalty! Holding your head in pain + pounding the ground in frustration

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2024-06-06 21:30Posted in Guangdong Sports Creators

On the evening of June 6, Beijing time, the much-watched round of 36 between the Chinese men's football team and the Thai team started a life-and-death battle. In the second half of the game, Fernando, a 31-year-old naturalized goalscorer of the national football team, shot away a penalty that may have saved the life of the national football team.

At that time, the Chinese men's football team was already 0-1 down in the first half, and was also shot at the post twice. In the 50th minute of the game, there was a low-level mistake in the Thai team's backline, and Gishada made a mistake when clearing a high-altitude ball and stopped in his hand. The referee of Uzbekistan on duty decisively awarded a penalty. The referee's decision also sparked cheers from the fans at the scene.

Due to Wu Lei's suspension, Fernando stood in front of the penalty. Unfortunately, Fernando couldn't withstand the pressure and fired a volley straight into the stands. After missing the penalty, Fernando broke down and fell to his knees and pounded the ground in anger, knowing that he was likely to become the culprit of the national football team's loss.

What is embarrassing is that Fernando has just made a comeback. He had missed several rounds of the Chinese Super League and did not return until the final round of the off-season. But obviously, Fernando, who has just returned from injury, is not at his best. Let him take the penalty, the choice of the national football team seems to be a bit risky.

As for Fernando's loss, many media people also lamented. Zhao Zhen reluctantly complained: The penalties were missed, which is a bit of a death in the world! Media person Han Bing bluntly said: Fernando's penalty miss is likely to be a decisive mistake for the national football team to prepare for the 2030 World Cup in advance. This is the closest the national football team has to score a goal, alas.

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