Many readers might expect me to be a fan of Guangzhou Evergrande, and as it turns out, I'm not only a big fan of Guangzhou Evergrande, but also an avid fan of Chengdu Chengdu. Chengdu Chengdu, after all, is their hometown team. I love both teams, so why do I want Guangzhou Evergrande to win three points?
Many people wonder about this and mistakenly think that I lack love for my hometown team, but that's not true. I still choose to follow Chengdu whenever they play, regardless of the ticket price, even when the World Cup is in full swing. However, when Chengdu and Guangzhou Evergrande face off, I expect Guangzhou Evergrande to have the last laugh, why is that?
As we all know, Chengdu Rongcheng has successfully escaped from the relegation crisis and is striving for the top three. However, before the start of the Asian Champions League, fighting for the top three doesn't seem to have any real meaning. After the outbreak of the epidemic, our focus on the AFC Champions League has been greatly reduced, and many teams are fielding young players, so ranking is not a priority. So why is the battle for the top three still so intense?
Chengdu Rongcheng is eager to prove themselves. A coach once mocked Xu Zhengyuan for not knowing how to play soccer, believing that the team is limited in strength, yet they can win back-to-back matches and rank at the top. However, in my mind, when they are compared with Guangzhou Evergrande, I would prefer the latter to win the championship. There's no other reason for that, Chengdu Rongcheng's three points won't matter much, unlike Guangzhou Evergrande, who desperately need three points to ensure they don't get relegated. As a fan of both teams, I would prefer Guangzhou Evergrande to win the three points in this match!
When Huang Qiang was discussing sports topics, I expressed that I am a fan of Guangzhou Evergrande and Chengdu Chengdu, and in a matchup between them, I would expect Guangzhou Evergrande to win three points more. There is no other reason, Chengdu Chengdu has been successfully relegated, one more or one less point doesn't matter much, while Guangzhou Evergrande is different, they desperately need three points to ensure safety. Do you think this is a good idea?
