Xu Yang on the Sino-Japanese war: Five defenders and four defenders are not important, ideological unity and response are the most important

Live Bar September 6, today, Xu Yang recorded a video, analyzed the current situation of the Chinese team, and gave his advice on how to play the Sino-Japanese battle.

"Through the first game, we can better understand our position, put our position right, and face every opponent in the future, whether it is Japan, Saudi Arabia, Vietnam, Oman, there is no team that is easy to play, so the Chinese team must improve in response and on-the-spot changes." Australian players and coaches also revealed that 15 minutes later, they learned about the Chinese team's playing style and quickly made a response, with fierce scrambling, aggressive oppression to make the Chinese team's attack very uncomfortable, at the same time in the process of from defense to attack, the fastest and most concise hit to the Chinese team's back line or the vacuum zone around the front guard and the back, bringing great pressure to the Chinese team's defense. Therefore, when the opponent's tactics change, how we adjust is very important, that is, the adaptability of the scene. ”

"The next ideological unity is also very important, five defenders, three centre-backs, or four defenders, these are not important, what is important is the unity of thinking, after the tactics are clear, the thinking must be unified. The Japanese team's short pass penetration will find us in the back line, so we must unify our thinking to deal with this offensive style of the opponent. ”

"There's a lot of pressure on the lads now after losing the first game, but now is not the time to think about that game, it's more important to face the next game. I think ideological unity is the most important thing for the Chinese team. At the same time, flexibility in the game is also very important, when there are some unexpected situations, do we have a B plan, do we have a C plan? A game can change 5 players, and what kind of tactical role he should play when each player plays, the player should be very, very clear, so as to better execute the coach's tactical layout. ”

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