More than 30,000 tickets have been sold ahead of the national team's match against Thailand, according to Nanfang+. The national team is currently preparing for the 21st World Qualifier against South Korea in Shenzhen.
The Chinese men's national soccer team has announced through the official microblog of "Soccer China" on the 19th that the tickets for this game have been sold out. At that time, there will be more than 40,000 fans at the Grand Olympic Center to cheer for the national football team. The fire of the national football team's home game tickets actually exceeded most people's expectations. After all, considering that the chances of winning this game are not high, losing is almost a foregone conclusion. However, fans' enthusiasm for watching the game seems to be unstoppable. Currently, tickets for this match have become a market favorite, with demand outstripping supply.
Some people think that this incident has something to do with the fact that Chinese soccer team beat Thailand 2-1 in the first match of the World Cup qualifier on the road and made a good start. However, Chinese soccer sources said that more than 30,000 tickets for the match were actually sold before the China-Thailand match. "In fact, it's not very relevant (to the win over Thailand), the World Cup qualifier that China is participating in is quite valuable in itself, and the fans who come to the game don't come for the win or the loss. Even if it's a game they can't win, people will continue to watch and cheer for the national team, won't they?"
An insider further added, "In addition to that, the national team's official fan organization, the Dragons, has received a great deal of support in terms of fan organization since it is based in Shenzhen. In fact, this is one of the reasons that the national football team considered when they chose Shenzhen for their first home game."
In addition, for the rival South Korean team of Son, Lee Gang-in and other stars, they do have a certain attraction to attract the audience.
