In this Asian Cup, we have witnessed too many surprises and regrets. Japan and South Korea, the two East Asian powerhouses, unexpectedly lost, and the final match between Qatar and Jordan has undoubtedly become a feast for West Asian football. As an ordinary football fan, watching the result of such a game, I have mixed feelings in my heart.
Let's start with Jordan, a team that showed amazing quality against South Korea. theirsFierce pressingand forwardsPersonal abilities, completely disrupting the deployment of the South Korean team. The performance of the Jordanian striker, in particular, was simply wonderful. Completely overwhelming the Korean team's defense in terms of speed and technique, this kind of counter-attack is a rare sight for me as a fan for many years. The combination of Jordan's tactics and the individual abilities of the players is truly impressive.
However, when this team faces Qatar, the situation is completely different. The Qatari team hasAfifWith such a core player, his performance can be described as "the strongest person in the Asian Cup". Not only did goals and assists dominate the tournament, but his ability to hold the ball and pass the ball was invaluable to Qatar. Qatar's attack does not rely on quick counter-attacks, but more on possession and individual skill to create chances. In this regard, Jordan's killer moves do not seem to work for Qatar.
It is worth mentioning that the corner kick tactics of both teams could also be the winning point in the final. The Qatari team has extraordinary creativity in this regard, especially the combination of Afif and Haydos, which is eye-catching. Jordan, on the other hand, relied on a strong body and excellent aerial ability to create a threat from corners. In particular, they have been adept at exploiting the headers of the post, a tactic that has helped them score crucial goals on more than one occasion.
As a fan, I'm personally looking forward to this final. Whether it's the flow of technology in Qatar or the speed and power of Jordan, they all represent different styles of Asian football. This is not only an Asian Cup final, but also a contest between the host to defend the title and the dark horse to continue to run. It is interesting to see if Qatar can use their technical and tactical advantages to continue to hold the title, or if Jordan can make history with their speed and power.
Ultimately, no matter what the outcome is, this game is a wonderful football feast for us football fans. Let's look forward to seeing who can have the last laugh and become the champion of this Asian Cup in this West Asian civil war.