The u20 Asian Cup semifinals have been released, but some of the penalties surrounding the war between China and South Korea are still the focus of much debate among media fans in both countries. Korean media fans are still familiar ghosts, with various comments trolling and mocking Chinese soccer, "kung fu soccer" and "dirty moves!"
No, Korean chosun also commented on the Sino-Korean war. The media commented on the reality of the course of the match. In terms of content, it was bad soccer. It was a poor quality soccer. Not only was the ball intentionally shoveled, making Korean players more susceptible to injury, but the tactical understanding was greatly reduced. In China, three players received yellow cards.
The Chinese team adopted a defensive counterattack strategy. Although they were pressed hard, they did not try to attack until the ball was stolen. But after cutting off the ball, the attack did not go well. The counterattacks were not fast and the passes were not accurate.
Nonetheless, China's head coach and players remain satisfied with this level of athleticism. I madly laughed at some of the emotional speeches made by the u20 national soccer generals after the game, saying bluntly, "You play dirty soccer and see hope?" There should have been a burst of laughter behind the drawing board.
I have to say, this wave of Korean media is really shameless! Korean players in the u20 Asian Cup China-Korea war small action? Efirdin's various foul moves almost made Efirdin raise the unit price. In this game, Chinese players are really poor, but also an advanced goal, dragged South Korea into overtime.
Anyway, it's a big joke for the Korean media to say that other people play dirty soccer! Don't pee to take care of yourself before commenting? Look at your virtue, saying China is kung fu soccer and Korea isn't taekwondo soccer? Have you forgotten the foul behavior of Chinese players? Not to mention the 2002 World Cup, Korea's shamelessness is world famous.
