Being tortured “to the point of stupidity”, China created a super big surprise to leave the Vietnamese team far away
Highlights China 1-1 Saudi Arabia | AFC Asian Qualifiers – Road to Qatar (World Cup Third Qualifier – Asia Zone)
Round zero
During the first half, while Saudi Arabia had 8 shots, the team China coach Li Xiaopeng could not launch any shots towards the opponent’s goal. The West Asian team’s possession rate of more than 73% does not yet reflect the overwhelming level of this team against China.
In the 0-2 loss to Japan right before the 1-3 loss to the Vietnamese team, China experienced a “bad face” when it couldn’t launch any shots towards the opponent’s goal. , could not even touch the ball any time in the penalty area of Japan. This lousy statistic makes Chinese players “don’t know where to hide their faces” in front of their home fans.
Compared to that match, the Chinese team did “much more” in this match, even putting the ball into the Saudi net in the 54th minute, but before Zhang Yuning beat the opponent’s goalkeeper with After two phases ended in a row, this Chinese striker fell into an offside position.
Before the Chinese team, Saudi Arabia “played like a game” when it firmly held the ticket to the 2022 World Cup finals in hand after Australia’s 0-2 loss to Japan. That comfort made the feet of the Saudi Arabian player elegant, constantly causing goalkeeper Yan Junling’s goal to wobble.
After many dangerous situations, Saudi Arabia finally got what it wanted, the goal in the first minute of injury time of the first half. Like the previous match between Vietnam and Oman, the opening goal came from corner kick situation. Saudi Arabia’s corner was hung in the near corner, allowing striker Saleh Al Shehri to cross the opposite direction of the ball with an extremely dangerous reverse header into the far corner.
If the Vietnamese team’s goal came from Tan Tai’s fault when he didn’t include the opponent’s striker, the Chinese team’s goal came from the opponent’s unstoppable “super” finish.
Unfortunately for the Chinese team, because if Zhang Yuning’s goal is recognized, it is likely that they will be revived when they have an equalizer, in order to have a better game instead of being forced on the field by the opponent. stupidity”.
Goal “falling from the sky”
After their “missing goal”, during most of the second half, the Chinese players only knew how to passively chase the opponent, instead of bursting to seize the game like the way the Vietnamese team did. Nam made Oman wobble after the “unjust” goal he had to receive.
But in the end, “someone learned the word doubt”, just when everyone thought that the loss with a difference of only 1 goal was extremely lucky for the Chinese team, then they got the equalizer in the way ” There’s nowhere to go.”
In the 82nd minute, the ball from the right wing of China was not dangerous, but center-back Abdulelah Al Amri suddenly let the ball touch his hand in the penalty area. The referee did not hesitate to point at the penalty spot, and Zhu Chenjie on the 11m spot made no mistake.
In the last minute of injury time, after more than 10 minutes of trying to find the victory, the Saudi Arabian striker finally shot the ball into the sky in a comfortable position right within 5m50 of China.
This lucky draw helped the teacher and coach Li Xiaopeng avoid the waiting ax of public opinion, and at the same time successfully widened the score gap with the Vietnamese team to 3 points, almost certainly successfully retaining the teacher. Coach Park Hang-seo is at the bottom of the table.
Score: China 1-1 Saudi Arabia
Squad
China: Yan Junling, Zheng Zheng, Zhang Linpeng, Zhu Chenjie, Gao Zhunyi, Hao Junmin, Xu Xin, Lui Binbin, Zhang Yuning, Liao Lisheng.
Saudi Arabia: Al Owais, Al Shahrani, Al Burayk, Salman Al Faraj, Sharahili, Bahebri, Salem Al Dawsari, Al Amri, Al Muwallad, Kanno, Al Shehri.
Scored
China: Zhu Chenjie (83′)
Saudi Arabia: Saleh Al Shehri (45’+1)
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