World Cup Qualifiers
The Group A matches of the Asian 40 tournament have been moved up to May 30th, and our soccer team will be facing Guam from the island nation! The next four rounds of the tournament will be held in Shanghai, China, which is a great opportunity for the
China national soccer team
For that matter, it means that you can dispense with the long journey and meet your opponents in the best condition. It can be said to take advantage of the timing, location, and people. Timing, our men's football team will conduct centralized training before the match.
China Premier League (CPL)
It will also make way for the Nationals. Ground advantage is that all of the remaining tournaments are home to the
China national soccer team
The home field. Renhe on, under the leadership of Li Tie, China's men's soccer team won eight consecutive victories in the last eight rounds of warm-up matches!
It's worth noting that our men's soccer team will be facing Guam, according to Guam
soccer league
It's official, Guam HC Carr can't continue as team head coach due to family reasons. Guam.
soccer league
High praise for Carr, saying he has led Guam to historically unprecedented heights, having helped Guam achieve its greatest success in the intercontinental tournament in 2019 (Guam's 5-0 win over Bhutan).
with regards to
China national soccer team
In terms of strength, the Guam team has a crushing advantage. How to win three points in the first round of the tournament with minimal cost is the focus of our team. If our team can win easily in the first round of the tournament, it will be a great boost to the players' self-confidence! In the first round of the World Qualifying Tournament, our team had thrashed Guam by a score of 7-0. Now, Guam has no hope of making it out of the tournament and will have to fight hard. With Carr's departure, Guam's morale and fighting spirit may be affected, and a win for our team over Guam will be a matter of course!
Tournament Previews: China vs. Guam (May 30), China vs. Maldives (June 3), China vs. Philippines (June 9), China vs. Syria (June 15)
