On October 31st, the latest news came from the Beijing time zone, as the focus of attention in the soccer world turned beyond Suzhou. The national team successfully moved to Shanghai after completing their quarantine mission. After a short break on the 28th and 29th, the national team started its first practice in Shanghai in the early morning of October 30th at the Houpaier Sports Park. The team is scheduled to embark on its journey to West Asia on November 6th.
Currently.
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The schedule of warm-up games has been basically finalized, and in the afternoon of November 3, the team will compete with Shenzhen, a Chinese Super League (CSL) powerhouse, and Zhejiang, a Chinese First Division (CFA) powerhouse, in that order. Two matches in one afternoon means
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The 31-man lineup needs to be split into two teams to face each.
Theoretically, there could be three or four substitutes joining the fray in addition to the 11 starters in each game. Of course.
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It may also be possible to implement more flexible lineup rotations, such as certain players taking half-time assignments in each of the two warm-up games, among other strategies.
