After a new round of assembly, the Chinese women's soccer team embarked on a journey to Europe. As in the past, the gathering was divided into two teams, domestic players gathered in Shanghai and then flew to Switzerland, while overseas players flew to Europe directly after the game to join the team. Wang Shuang and Li Mengwen both made their debuts in the league, Wang Shuang helped the team to a draw and Li Mengwen helped Paris to its 15th win of the season, both of them are the core force in the eyes of the coach.
22-year-old Swiss Super League star Zhang Linyan enjoyed a relaxing training session without the need to travel long distances. She completed a quick post-match debriefing but regretted not being able to report the victory to her mentor Shui Qingxia. In the latest round of matches, Zhang Linyan's Grasshopper Women's Soccer team faced St. Gallen, who are in the middle of the league's fifth place with 7 wins, 1 draw and 7 losses and 22 points. Grasshopper Women, on the other hand, are in third place with 32 points from 10 wins, two draws and four losses, and are expected to continue their dominance with back-to-back wins in the last four rounds.
In the match, Lin Yan Zhang started again, playing as a forward and shadow striker. Shortly after the match started, St. Gallen started to attack and broke the deadlock in only 3 minutes. In the 23rd minute, the Grasshoppers were awarded a penalty kick, but unfortunately, the team was unable to capitalize on it. However, a minute later, the team equalized. The first half ended 2-1 with an unexpected pace of play.
In the second half, the Grasshopper women's soccer team came back with full force. In the 48th minute, Linyan Zhang helped her team equalize again. However, from the 61st minute onwards, St. Gallen's physical superiority began to show as they scored 2 goals in 10 consecutive minutes to extend their lead. The first half ended 2-1, with the match going much better than expected.
