saw an interview with Japanese team goalkeeper Kyoda Shuichi on the Internet. The Japanese international team's regret and unwillingness to fail to enter the quarterfinals of the World Cup is beyond words. Among them, he said this: "Our juniors may laugh at us. You are not happy, and you will be happy to go to the next level. But if they can laugh at us, it means that Japanese football has become stronger at that time. I will be happier if such a day comes sooner."
Even if the Japanese men's football team has created another ceiling for Asian teams in the World Cup. Facing three top European teams, the score of 2 wins and 1 draw during regular matches should have made Japanese football very confident. But after we saw that the Japanese team returned to China, we still revealed great regrets and dissatisfaction with ourselves. Even the head coach of Moribachi said that my players are better than me and I didn't take them well. It can only be understood that Japanese football does still have higher requirements for itself.
We also saw a news. Japanese Football Association held the first technical committee meeting after the World Cup on December 12. The chairman of the committee, Yasuji Omachi, revealed that he hopes that all international friendly matches will add penalty shootout sessions in the future. Yasuji Yasuji said: "We don't think we can just leave the result of the penalty shootout to luck. By playing against other different countries, we can practice the penalty shootout more. This way we can practice different strategies and face different goalkeepers." Yasuji plans to actively ask the opponent's national team to practice the penalty shootout after the game.
may seem a bit useless to some people, but Japanese football has been targeting its weak links after losing the penalty shootout, and it is worth learning to find ways to improve it. Perhaps just as Milu said, attitude determines everything.
