The group stage of the new season's AFC Champions League is in full swing, and the Chinese Super League teams Shandong Taishan and Guangzhou have lost one after another, and even refreshed the black history, becoming the object of criticism by fans. In fact, the fiasco of the Chinese Super League team can already be imagined, after all, the youth team playing in the top league of Asia, there is almost no chance of winning, and it is very good to score a goal.
In addition to the fiasco in the Chinese Super League, in the second round of the group stage, the Korean K League, which was self-proclaimed by Korean fans as the hegemon of the AFC Champions League, lost all three teams, and even lost to the humble league in Southeast Asia. Daegu FC, Jeonnam Tenryu and Ulsan Hyundai in the K-League lost to singapore, Malaysia and Thailand league teams respectively.
For this round of Korean teams collectively overturned, the Korean media collectively blackface, believing that Korean football is not qualified to talk about Chinese teams now. Some Korean fans mentioned on social media: There is no need to say that the Chinese Super League team, Korean football, which claims to be the hegemon of the AFC Champions League, how can it lose to Southeast Asian teams?
Whether it is the 0-25 defeat of the Chinese Super League team or the collective outbreak of the Southeast Asian League team, it actually shows one thing. The Southeast Asian League, which we looked down on before, has made great progress and the overall strength has caught up. From rarely appearing in the AFC Champions League before, to winning the group stage in the AFC Champions League now, it is enough to prove that Southeast Asian teams have become a new force in Asian football.
As former international Fan Zhiyi said, when the national football team lost to Thailand and Vietnam, it may eventually lose to Myanmar, and then finally find an opponent. A joke before, did not expect to slowly become a reality, Fan Zhiyi is indeed not wrong, the humble Southeast Asian League, has caught up. On the contrary, the Chinese Super League is still like this, and there is really no hope.