China's U15 National Junior Team recently played a fierce friendly match against South Korea's U15 National Junior Team in a foreign country, and the results of the two matches were remarkable. In the first match, the Chinese National Junior Team suffered an unexpected 0-1 defeat, while in the second round, they achieved a 4-1 turnaround and crushed their opponents completely. This dramatic turn of events sent the Korean media into a panic, what happened? Let's find out!
The South Korean media is pointing the finger at the Korean Football Association (KFA) for a growing soccer crisis after witnessing the national junior team's 1-4 loss to China. This comes after South Korea's Olympic team failed to qualify for the Olympics for the first time in 40 years, and the national teams of all ages have recently suffered back-to-back defeats at the feet of China. This is undoubtedly a shameful moment for South Korean soccer, especially in the home field suffered such a tragic defeat, the degree of shock is self-evident. The Korean media further pointed out that the Korean men's soccer team seems to be struggling to maintain an advantage over China at all age levels.
Judging from the reaction of the South Korean media, they do appear to be a bit alarmed. In the past, they have claimed that the Chinese team is fearful of South Korea, but as soon as they meet the South Korean team, they show a weak will to win the game. Even if they were ahead at one point, they could eventually collapse and be equalized or even reversed by their opponents. Now, China is able to beat South Korea frequently, which definitely shows that our team is steadily improving, while South Korea is still too strong to say that they are regressing. This just shows how strong the Chinese team is. After all, a skinny camel is bigger than a horse, a country's soccer level cannot collapse overnight, and we should rejoice in the progress of the Chinese team.
This incident also triggered a heated discussion among fans. Fans a commented: "Panic what, said the national team well."
Fan 2 responded, "Don't worry, once they get to Nationals, they'll be able to play properly."
Fan 3 chimed in, "It doesn't matter, we're kids kicking and scrapping for reasons unknown, and Ming doesn't say anything about it."
Fan 4 said, "Don't worry, us kids can't make the adult team because we don't have the money."
Fan 5 is optimistic: "Don't worry, since the old days heroes are teenagers, and teenagers come over to old age."
