As the starting lineup was revealed, the bench was packed, and even the juniors in the second tier of the ladder jumped at the chance. Doesn't old Choi have a desire for victory? The team in front of us has changed at least 80% of the players compared to the previous starting lineup. Calling them second-team players is an overstatement, and many of the players are actually from the third-tier ladder. With such a lineup, Beijing Guoan is furious and has a contemptuous attitude towards any opponent!
In the first half, Beijing Guoan, intent on controlling the pace of the game, stepped up their offensive firepower. They sent four foreign players to the game at once. However, compared to the opposing team's foreigners, there was still a big gap between them. Fabio missed a great chance to score and it was a sigh of relief. How can such a good opportunity be easily let go? It seems inappropriate to blame anyone. In the second half, the smell of gunpowder grew stronger, and Fabio was everywhere. He finally broke through, but the goal was blown away moments later. Did the referee have a deep grudge against Beijing Guoan?
Sports commentator Huang Qiang analyzed the Super League battle between Beijing and Lu, pointing out that the game has been highly anticipated. However, the overall strength of Beijing Guoan has declined compared to a few years ago. Shandong Taishan, on the other hand, has not weakened, but has become the best in the Chinese Super League. The fact that Shandong Taishan even managed to fight against their opponent's four foreign aiders with a substitute lineup is proof enough of their strength. Although they could only end up with a draw, it was certainly a humiliation for Beijing Guoan. However, considering the fact that they were playing away from home and the obvious difference in strength, they had no choice but to accept the reality. Although the battle ended in a draw, the buzz and conflict among fans has not subsided. So, do you think it was worth it for Shandong Taishan to give up this game?
