scored early in the first half and the ball possession rate reached 70%. Just when everyone thought that Chengdu Chengdu could score the first 3 points in the history of the top league, Chengdu Chengdu lost the ball and lost a good game at the last moment. It had no choice but to They drew with the Cangzhou Lions, their immediate relegation rivals, and regrettably achieved their sixth consecutive draw in the league.
As soon as the referee blew the final whistle, Chengdu captain Gan Rui took off his jersey and threw it hard on the court. His depression was palpable. The most direct reason behind
6's consecutive draws is that there was something wrong with the offense. A total of only 6 goals were scored in 8 games, which is in sharp contrast to last year's influx of goals in the Chinese League One. Especially in terms of foreign players, 4 of the 5 foreign players were on the offensive line, but only scored 1 goal.
Although judging from the goal data, the performance of Chengdu's foreign players is indeed unsatisfactory. But anyone who has watched the Chengdu game knows that the role of these foreign players on the court is quite obvious. Felipe's grabbing and containment, Romulo 's organization, Jin Miaoyou's pulling, and Richard's fighting are all remarkable.
Especially in this game against the Cangzhou Lions, in the first 70 minutes, the Chengzhou team, which was dominated by foreign aid, could pass a dozen passes without missing a beat. It was difficult for Cangzhou to grab the ball, let alone organize an attack. . In the last 20 minutes, after Felipe, Romulo, and Richard came off the field, Chengdu Chengdu seemed to have changed into a different team. The ball could not be passed in the frontcourt, and they made continuous mistakes in the backcourt, and ultimately missed the victory. Isn’t it okay for
to be a coach? Under the leadership of South Korean head coach Xu Zhengyuan, Chengdu's passing and control performance is impressive. In addition to scoring fewer goals, it can still not fall behind against strong teams such as Guoan. Xu Zhengyuan still has a way.
Then why can’t Chengdu win a victory? This may have something to do with the temperament of Chengdu Chengdu. Chengdu is a nationally recognized city of comfort. The land of abundance that has endured hunger for thousands of years has made the city's temperament more gentle than strong.
Chengdu Chengdu Chengdu has had sufficient logistical support since the Chinese Championship. All the way to the Chinese League One, they have not worried about funding issues. It can even be said that they have achieved dimensionality reduction by buying and buying. The team has been quite smooth along the way. But after the Chinese Super League , the ability level of domestic players is not much different, and the strength of foreign players is limited. It is necessary to fight until the bayonet is red in order to win. The gentle temperament of Chengdu Chengdu often makes them lack the courage to show off their swords at critical moments.
If you compare it with Chongqing next door, you will have a deeper understanding. The two cities are not far apart and are in the same city circle, but their personalities are very different. Chongqing is hot and Chengdu is gentle. It is obvious from the accents of the two cities. This temperament has also been passed on to their respective teams. No matter how difficult the conditions are, the Chongqing team's fighting spirit has never diminished. Even on the eve of its disbandment last year, it was still energetic and high-spirited in the game.
Of course, Chengdu is not without blood. In the A era, the deafening slogans of defending Chengdu and Chengdu's rise resounded throughout the country, and the yellow whirlwind of Quanxing made people's blood rush. Now, the banner of Sichuan football has been handed over to Chengdu Chengdu. I hope that Chengdu can regain its glory, maintain the characteristics of passing and controlling, while tempering the courage to show off the sword when facing the enemy, and display the true temperament of Sichuan football.
Come on, Chengdu, break the window paper as soon as possible!
