Live Broadcast, July 14th After the phenomenon of red cards flying all over the place in the first stage of Chinese Super League , "Chutian Metropolis Daily" issued an article that believed that the frequent red cards had damaged the image of the Chinese Super League.
In the 10 rounds of the first stage of the Chinese Super League, a total of 22 red cards were produced, with an average of 2.2 per round and an average of 0.24 per game. Last season, these two figures were only 1.45 and 0.18. In the first round of the game, a total of 4 people were sent off, including the two major international players Xu Xin and Zheng Zheng. As a result, they were additionally punished by the Chinese Football Association. But such punishment did not seem to have a wake-up call effect. From the second round to the last round, someone received a red card in every round.
In addition, the red cards flying all over the sky in the Chinese Super League have also attracted the attention of foreign media. The Korean media "MHN" mocked the Chinese Super League as a "Shaolin Temple". Although red cards are an inevitable part of the green field, too many red cards will still damage the image of the Super League. This season, the Chinese Football Association has also deliberately expanded the scope of its propaganda to media representatives participating in match reporting, so as to facilitate them to objectively report relevant penalties and guide fans to watch the match rationally. Judging from the penalties of these 22 red cards, they did not cause much controversy in the public opinion field.
In the multiple fines issued previously, the Chinese Football Association has stated that it will resolutely and seriously deal with various violations of regulations and disciplines in accordance with the provisions of the "Chinese Football Association Disciplinary Code" and purify the atmosphere of the stadium. It is hoped that all participants can work together to maintain the order and order of the game. Hard-won football development environment. Therefore, "Chutian Metropolis Daily" also hopes that in the next games, there will be fewer red cards in the Super League.
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