The recent 0-2 defeat in the warm-up match between the national football team and Oman has undoubtedly caused widespread discussion among fans. Let's dive into this game and find out the truth behind it.
First of all, we need to focus on the issue of the game not being live. The warm-up matches of Japan and South Korea can be broadcast live openly, why did our national football team choose to fight behind closed doors?Behind this may be a lack of self-confidence and a fear of failure. If that's the case, this mentality is quite bad for a national team. A team's confidence and transparency are key to winning the support and trust of fans.
Let's take a look at the performance of the players. Major players such as Wu Lei and Tan Long were replaced, and the new players did not change the situation of the game. It's not just a technical and tactical issue, it's a physical and mental deficit. The team's performance in the second half was particularly striking, with back-to-back goals conceded indicative of serious defensive and fitness problems.
Head coach Jankovic's strategy is also debatable. According to **, the players appeared exhausted during the game, which is likely to be a consequence of excessive training intensity. A reasonable training plan should ensure that the players are physically and mentally fit while keeping them in competitive shape. For example, Messi and Ronaldo, their preparations before the competition are planned and rhythmic.
This leads to a deeper question: are our training methods scientific?Is it really suitable for the physical conditions and technical characteristics of Chinese players?This is not just a problem for Jankovic alone, but a question for the entire Chinese football community that needs to be pondered.
From the point of view, they seem to have pre-set the tone for the Asian Cup performance. If the national football team fails to achieve good results in the Asian Cup, the coach and training methods will undoubtedly become the target of public criticism. This pre-set rhetoric could put more pressure on the team.
As a fan, I think we should look at the performance of the national football team more rationally. Winning or losing is part of competitive sports, and it's more important to learn and improve from every game. I hope that the national football team can learn from this defeat, adjust its strategy and training methods, and meet the next challenges in a better state.
To sum up, the defeat of the national football team this time is not only a matter of score, but also a comprehensive test of strategy, physical fitness and mentality. As fans, we should support the national football team, and at the same time, we hope that they can find opportunities to grow in failure. There is still a long way to go, and let's look forward to more surprises from the national football team.