The East Asian Cup soccer feast continues to advance this week, with the spotlight shifting to the Chinese women's soccer team's summit clash on the 26th, where they will face their arch-rivals, the Japanese women's soccer team. The Chinese women's soccer team beat Chinese Taipei by a score of 2-0 in the previous meeting, and shook hands with South Korea by a score of one to one, and is currently in the second place of the table with four points. The momentum of the Japanese women's soccer team is two wins in two matches, leading the list. The Chinese women still have a chance to win the championship, and only need to win the last game to make history and top this tournament for the first time.
Tuesday (July 26)
18:20 East Asia Cup (Women's Football) China vs Japan
Meanwhile, the Chinese men's soccer team is set for the ultimate battle of the East Asian Cup. The men's soccer team lost 0-3 in the first round against South Korea, but unexpectedly drew 0-0 with Japan in the second round. Currently, South Korea is leading the way with a win, followed by Japan with a win and a draw, China with a draw and a loss, accumulating one point, located in the third, Hong Kong, China, lost both games and ranked last.
Wednesday (July 27)
15:00 East Asia Cup (Men's Soccer) China vs Hong Kong, China
The National Men's Volleyball Championship kicked off at Jiangmen Sports Center in Guangdong Province, and the BAIC Men's Volleyball Team is now boasting three consecutive victories. The first round reversed Sichuan, the second round overcame Yunnan, and the third round defeated Hebei, showing strong strength. A total of 14 teams are competing in the tournament, divided into two groups, with the top four in each group advancing to the final eight. Beiqi men's volleyball team will continue to challenge Shanghai, Shandong and Fujian this week, if they can continue to perform well, they will be expected to advance to the quarterfinals.
Monday (July 25)
18:00 National Men's Volleyball Championship Beijing vs Shanghai
Wednesday (July 27)
18:00 National Men's Volleyball Championship Beijing vs Shandong
Thursday (July 28)
14:00 National Men's Volleyball Championship Beijing vs Fujian
