Since the battle of Shanghai Shenhua, an ominous feeling has been hanging over me. Throughout the game, I seemed to be the target of passive defense, while the other team's attack came like a tidal wave. Despite my repeated threats, Shenhua's goal was in danger. If not for Bao Yaxiong's fearlessness, the gate would have been lost. At the end of the first half, the referee's "mercy" might have prevented a loss. In the second half, will the miracle be reversed?
In the second half of the match, Shenhua made a lot of changes, but the result was not satisfactory. On the other hand, the opposing team's new recruits showed their amazing goal-scoring ability soon after their debut, and Asani was one of the best. It was his goal that broke the deadlock, shifted the pressure to Shenhua, and maintained it until the end. Shanghai Shenhua failed to rewrite the ending. What was that all about?
Huang Qiang said bluntly in his sports commentary that Shenhua's offense has not improved and the defense is boring him. How can they not lose with such a stance? Why did the team change so drastically in a few days? The truth is, the absence of Mallet and Fernando has reduced the overall strength of the team. They are the core of the offense, and without them, it's really hard to support the team. Does Shenhua regret letting them go at this critical moment? If they want to make a breakthrough next year, Shenhua must adjust their lineup in time and quickly bring in a few stronger foreign aiders, otherwise relegation will be the only way out.
