Other language: Vietnamese

Heart of the Champion.

Chapter 45: Style. [519]



Summary

The live broadcast of the 2012 London Olympics men's football final showcased a "Yin-Yang Field" effect, where shadows divided the pitch, impacting player visibility. The Chinese team faced an aggressive Japanese side, pressing hard from the kickoff. Zhou Yi and teammates struggled against Japan's unexpected intensity, contrasting with their usual technical play. Historically, Japan has excelled in midfield talent while China has faltered, leading to a comprehensive gap in footballing prowess. The Japanese team's tactical consistency, akin to Barcelona's style, highlights the disparity in training and development between the two nations, leaving China with an erratic football identity.

Full content

Loading...