Recently the Chinese U15 National Junior Team played two friendly matches with the South Korean U15 National Junior Team in South Korea, and as a result, the Chinese National Junior Team swept the South Korean National Junior Team 4-1 in the second friendly match after losing the first match 0-1. This also made the Korean media panic, what happened? Let's find out!
It turns out that the Korean media, after seeing the South Korean national team lose 1-4 to the Chinese national team, said that the soccer crisis caused by the Korean Football Association's inaction is getting worse. Prior to that, South Korea didn't make it to the Olympics for the first time in 40 years, and recently the national teams of all age groups have been losing to China constantly. It was a moment of shame for Korean soccer, especially after a rather shocking defeat by China at home. The Korean media also said that the South Korean men's soccer team seems to be having a hard time maintaining their dominance over China at all age groups.
Judging from the Korean media's statement, they did panic. In the past, they said the Chinese team was afraid of Korea. When they meet Korea, they basically don't want to win. Even if they were advanced, they would eventually collapse and get equalized or reversed. Now that our Chinese team can win against Korea regularly, it really shows that our Chinese team is making progress, while Korea is still very strong and cannot be said to be regressing, it shows that our Chinese team is strong. At least a skinny camel is bigger than a horse, a country's soccer level won't collapse overnight, so we should be happy for China's progress.
It also led to a lively discussion among fans, with fan 1 saying: what a panic, and the Nationals.
Fan 2 says: Don't worry, you'll play normal when you get to the Nationals.
Fan 3 says: It doesn't matter, our kids are kicking and scrapping for reasons unknown, and Akira won't say why.
Fan 4 says: Don't worry, us kids can't make the adult team because we don't have the money.
Fan 5 says: Don't worry, since the beginning of time, our heroes on this side of the world have been teenagers, and teenagers come over to old age.
