Compared to the past, the warm-up match was played in three acts, with the first two lasting 35 minutes each and the final act shortened to 25 minutes. The Davis Heritage Boys U17 Soccer Team took the lead in the match, while the Chinese Women's Soccer Team was able to overcome adversity with a key goal from Zhao Yujie to complete a 1-1 comeback.
From the earlier painful 1-5 loss to the present 1-1 draw, the Chinese women's soccer team's defensive line has improved significantly, which highlights the excellent tactical adjustments made by head coach Shui Qingxia.
So far, the Chinese women's soccer team has completed six warm-up games, with a record of three wins, two draws and one loss. In the future, they still have at least 4 to 5 warm-up matches to play, the whole U.S. training tour until the end of August to come to an end.
According to the established schedule, the 2023 Women's World Cup will kick off in July of the following year, when Australia and New Zealand will co-host the tournament. China's women's soccer team is aiming to reach at least the last eight.
