As the U20 national soccer team returned to China, our Chinese men's soccer team for the Asian Games had their last overseas training match. Jiang Shenglong and Fang Hao broke the goal in the match against UAE First Division team Fuli Sans Sipanya, helping the team to a 2-1 win. In this case, the Asian Games team won five, drew one and lost one of the seven matches on the UAE trip. Next, the team will fly to New Zealand for two tough matches. The opponents are New Zealand U22.
Many national teams are currently training overseas. One of them, the U17 team, went to Saudi Arabia, and the U21 team is training for a tournament in Croatia, where they are scheduled to play 27 matches. One match has just been played so far. Not long ago, the national soccer team went to the United Arab Emirates to train for the Asian Games. After the team changed coaches, the team has had good results in training and games, winning frequently in warm-up matches.
In the latest concluded match, the national football team Asian Games welcomed Furusan Sispania, a UAE First Division team. The opponents were still good and caused a lot of trouble for the Asian Games. However, Asian Games performed well. Jiang Shenglong was the first to score a goal for his team. Next, Fang Hao broke the goal and helped his team to win 2-1.
When it comes to Fang Hao, many fans are impressed. In March last year, Fang Hao had an outstanding performance in the Dubai Cup, completing a hat trick and making a Crow-style celebration. At that time, many fans called him "C Luo". Of course, Fang Hao still has a long way to go in the future, and he needs further training. Although he is the core and main scorer of the national soccer team, Fang Hao didn't get much chance to play in the Chinese Super League last year.
After defeating the UAE team, the National Football League Asian Games ended with a trip to the UAE and seven warm-up matches. This team has a record of 5 wins, 1 draw and 1 loss. The team will then leave Dubai and then quickly travel to Auckland, New Zealand. The team will then have two warm-up matches. The opponents are the New Zealand U22s, scheduled for March 23rd and March 26th, respectively.
Interestingly, the adult national football team coached by Jankovic will also play against New Zealand at the end of the month, which is also a two-match series. The comparison between the Asian Games team and the first team of the national football team will then be of interest to the fans.
