I believe many fans still remember the previous game on the first day of the New Year, when the Chinese men's soccer team lost 1:3 to the bottom team of Vietnam. For a while, many fans were criticized and questioned. It was also from that game that many fans basically lost confidence in the national soccer team. It can be said that the unexpected defeat had a great impact on the reputation of the fans, including the whole Chinese national football team.
Just recently, the Vietnamese media started to refocus on the weirdness of the China-Vietnam battle after Chinese soccer kicked off an anti-corruption campaign. According to Vietnamese media reports, they believe that the Chinese team had several international players who performed unusually in that match, and that the possibility of match-fixing could not be ruled out. This means that over the past year, the Vietnamese media have actually reopened their investigations into the match.
Now as this story gets bigger and bigger, and there's more to come, including many fans at the time who have dug up revelations from famous journalists, it's extremely frightening to think about it carefully.
First of all, after things got more and more festering, some fans first spotted the intriguing comments made by Li Xuan, the director of Soccer Daily, on social media platforms after the game at that time. She said that the first day of the game looked strange, and that it was two days entirely from the overall performance of the Chinese women's soccer team. Some felt that their performance was tainted and some felt that they were purposely swinging for the fences and didn't want to win. From the words of Li Xuan naming the men's soccer team, it is clear that some international players are really out of sorts, and her views coincide with the results of the Vietnamese media investigation.
Inevitably, questions arise in this situation. Are these players playing fake soccer? Of course, it is still unclear who is playing fake soccer, as the official media has not yet made any specific reports or corrections. However, we can also see that some Chinese men's soccer international players have recently officially ambushed the law, which may help the ensuing investigation. That player is Jin Jingdao.
Although Kim Kyung Do did not play in that game, he was already taking part in gambling and match-fixing as a member of the national soccer team, and he was also a responsible person. In addition to taking part in gambling, Jin Jingdao is also responsible for the division of labor and money, so even in this national football game, he did not play. Some media analyzed that it could not be ruled out that he would arrange various division tasks off the field.
