As the tournament came to an end, the Dalian Yingbo Club responded quickly by imposing internal suspensions on the players and officials involved, and publicly demonstrated its determination to admit its mistakes. While this move is commendable, it is clear that the club's internal disciplinary action alone is not enough to solve the problem. As an important part of China's soccer landscape, China's first division league should enforce competition rules more strictly and increase its efforts to monitor and punish players' behavior.
At the same time, the inappropriate behavior of Dalian fans should not be ignored, they threw water bottles at the field and the Guangzhou team's vehicles, and if the Guangzhou team lost control of their emotions, they might cause damage to the visiting team's dressing room, which is undoubtedly a great blasphemy to the culture of soccer and sportsmanship. Soccer competition should be a civilized and orderly event, not a disorderly and chaotic battle. Only with the concerted efforts of all sectors of society can we create a quality atmosphere for the game and promote soccer in China towards a more brilliant future.
To summarize, the conflict between Dalian Yingbo and Guangzhou team is a wake-up call for us. As players, fans and media, we all need to reflect deeply on our own behavior and work together to create a civilized and orderly soccer environment. At the same time, we also hope that the Central League can strengthen the supervision and punishment mechanism, so that the soccer game can return to its true nature - pure competition.
