On the night of November 13th, a key battle in the 25th round of the Chinese Super League will start at Beijing Guoan's home field against Wuhan Changjiang. The night before, Guoan manager Stanley and his player Nai Bijiang attended the pre-war media conference. Stanley revealed that the team has emerged from the shadow of the last round of defeat against Wuhan Sanzhen and is determined to go all out to face the Yangtze River.
Since taking over the team, Stanley has led the team to five wins, three draws and one defeat. After experiencing a loss against league leaders Tri-Town in the last round, the coaching team had an in-depth communication with all the players. After a video review, the players identified the crux of the loss. Although Guoan took off the burden of honor of eight consecutive rounds of undefeated, the players were in a relaxed frame of mind when they faced Cheung Kong, who was ranked at the bottom of the league.
Stanley said in the press conference, "Everything is going well with the team's preparation and every player is doing well. One loss won't discourage us, and we are looking forward to proving ourselves again in the next round, which can also be seen as a kind of revenge. The last game is behind us, the players have put the loss behind them and now all our energy is focused on preparing for the showdown with Cheung Kong."
U23 youngster Nai Bee Jiang, who has not played for a long time, attended the conference with his coach, hinting that he is expected to get a chance to play in the next round. "As the head coach said, the loss in the last round is history and our whole team is focused on the upcoming battle in Cheung Kong. Under Stanley's leadership, we have prepared well and hope to reward our fans for their support with a good performance in the tournament."
