Time: 2022-04-08 04:44:48source:
Guided readingThey lost to Oman 0-2. At the post-match press conference, the national football coach Li Xiaopeng said that the players have done their best, but the Chinese team is really not strong enough. “Today’s game, the players were on offense…
They lost to Oman 0-2. At the post-match press conference, the national football coach Li Xiaopeng said that the players have done their best, but the Chinese team is really not strong enough.
“Today’s game, the players played something on offense. Although the rhythm transition was not as fast as the opponent, the players dared to attack, take the initiative to press out, and take the initiative to pass. This is already a good performance in the offense, and it’s worth it. Praise.” Li Xiaopeng said, “As I said, the Chinese team is not strong enough. Everything needs to be done step by step. To perform in the Asian Cup, we need more efforts.”
Li Xiaopeng also revealed that he encouraged the international players following the game: “The players are really working very hard. Everyone has done their best in the past two years. Every player who can play is a warrior. I hope they can face the current winning and losing correctly. , to put my heart and soul into the league that is regarding to start.”
Previous reports: The national football team lost 0:2 to Oman to end the World Preliminary Tournament
At 0:00 on March 30th, Beijing time, in the 10th round of Group B of the 2022 Qatar World Cup qualifiers in the Asian top 12, the Chinese team’s away game once morest Oman was played at the Sultan Qaboos Stadium in Muscat, Oman. This is also the last game of the Chinese team in the top 12 of the World Cup Asian qualifiers.
In the 12th minute of the first half, the national football team conceded a goal. At the end of the half, the national football team fell behind Oman 0:1. In the 74th minute of the second half, the Oman team scored another goal, and the Chinese team lost 0:2 to the Oman team. (Headquarters reporter Sun Jian)
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