From the mouth of the "Zhejiang team intelligence team" blogger, we learned that the huge difference in the score, the reason behind the two layers: on the one hand, the gap between the strength of the two teams is far more than imagined; on the other hand, Lishui's attitude towards the game can be described as negative, to use the proverbial description, "no fighting spirit! "The reason behind this is twofold. In the final analysis, this is the gap between strength and professional training and amateur level.
This score disparity in the provincial games is a farce. Such a big gap in strength is simply a conversation between professional and amateur teams. The game less than two minutes to score, Lishui women's football team has obviously been professionally trained, tactical play in order; on the contrary, Huzhou women's football team, may be a temporary formation, the basic knowledge of soccer may not master.
Some fans have seen a short video of the game, said bluntly: "Huzhou women's soccer will not play at all, just like a stake, the opponent a person with the ball to the penalty area is a shot on goal." It can be seen that such a game is meaningless, the Huzhou women's soccer team's sense of defense is almost zero, the score is so disparate also makes sense.
Numerous fans began discussing the significance of the game in regards to the huge difference in the score. Some argued that it might have been better if it had been a straight forfeit and the officials had awarded 0-3. However, a group of people who know absolutely nothing about soccer were sent to participate in the game, which was undoubtedly training for the opponent. In addition, the game should have a certain intensity of confrontation, but this less than two-minute goal was not reflected at all.
August can be said to be a stormy month in the soccer world, early in the month, a number of teams due to unpaid wages into the registration crisis, resulting in the abandonment of the professional league. In the middle of the month, a match-fixing case broke out in youth soccer, and in the second half of the month, a match-fixing fiasco also emerged in the Central League. At the end of the month, the former helmsman of campus soccer, Wang Dengfeng, fell from the horse, triggering an uproar.
It was thought that the storm in August had passed, however, at the beginning of September, the chaos in the soccer world resurfaced. The score of this provincial championship is so outrageous that one can't help but wonder.
