China national soccer team
After losing 0-1 to Japan in a highly-anticipated matchup, both of September's Top 12 matches ended in losses, and the team is now down to the bottom of Group B. Reviewing the full match technical stats.
China national soccer team
With only three shots on goal, none on target, a possession rate of only 30.4%, and only 276 passes, such a scorecard makes one admit that the loss to Japan seems to be justified.
In the match against Australia.
China national soccer team
Also suffering from the same embarrassing situation of 0 shots on target in the whole game, this matchup with Japan is no exception. This also reflects
China national soccer team
The current attacking end is weak. Although in the last 30 minutes of the game, head coach Li Tie adjusted the tactics, sent in Alan, Luo Guofu and other "naturalized attackers", but the team still failed to break the deadlock. First Half
China national soccer team
There was only one shot on goal, and only two shots on goal in the second half. In contrast, Japan had 18 shots on goal, six times more than China.
In terms of ball possession.
China national soccer team
Possession was just 22.5% in the first half and 30.4% for the game. First Half.
China national soccer team
Basically giving up possession and going all out on defense, the game turned into a 30-meter offensive and defensive drill for Japan. Japan had two shots on goal that hit the post, and one that was scored by Isao Osako. In the second half, despite
China national soccer team
Battled back some possession, but it didn't have much of an overall impact on the game.
In terms of pass attempts.
China national soccer team
276 passes in the game, while Japan had a whopping 633, almost
China national soccer team
Twice as many. In terms of passing success rate, the
China national soccer team
At 58.7%, and with a pass success rate of just 50% in the opposition half, the gap with Japan is stark.
Although in the last 30 minutes of the game.
China national soccer team
There was some improvement in the field, but in the overall picture, the team basically failed to create shooting chances, and the gap with the Japanese team really can't be ignored.
