The latest situation of the national football team: 0-1 South Korea failed to advance directly, with 2 wins, 2 draws and 2 losses accumulating 8 points

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2024-06-11 20:54Posted in Guizhou Sports Creators

In the second phase of the 2026 US-Canada-Mexico World Cup Qualifiers in Asia, the final round of competition will be ushered in on June 11, and the Chinese men's football team will challenge South Korea away. This game is directly related to the fate of the national football team, after fierce competition, the Chinese men's football team lost 0-1 to the South Korean team, failed to create any miracles, and failed to directly qualify for the promotion, the current situation is extremely dangerous.

Group C standings

1. South Korea: 5 wins, 1 draw, total 16 points, goal difference 19

2. China: 2 wins, 2 draws, 2 losses, total 8 points, goal difference 0

3. Thailand: 1 win, 2 draws, 2 losses, total 5 points, goal difference -2

4. Singapore: 1 draw, 4 losses, total 1 point, goal difference -17

The Chinese men's football team lost 0-1 to South Korea away, ending the second phase of the journey with 2 wins, 2 draws and 2 losses and 8 points, currently leading the Thai team by 3 points and leading the Thai team by 2 goals difference. The match between Thailand and Singapore in the same group did not kick off at the same time and is still ongoing. Therefore, the national football team needs to wait for the result of another 1 match, and the situation is very dangerous on the whole.

South Korea Men's Football Team 1-0 China Men's Football Team

The match was played at the Seoul World Cup Stadium, a 66,806-seat stadium that hosted the 2002 Korea-Japan World Cup. The referee team was all from Saudi Arabia, and the referee was Mohammad Khuweish, first assistant referee Khalaf al-Shamali, second assistant referee Yasser Sultan and fourth official Shukri Homfush.

The Chinese men's football team and the South Korean team are old rivals, and this game ushered in the 38th meeting between the two sides in history, and the Chinese team won 2 wins, 13 draws and 22 losses in the past 37 meetings. The most recent meeting between the two sides was the first leg of the World Preliminary Tournament in 2023, when the Chinese men's football team lost 0-3 at home; The last time China beat South Korea was in 2017, when Lippi led the team to a 1-0 victory in the World Preliminary Tournament.

Lineups on both sides

The Chinese men's football team is led by head coach Ivankovic [Serbia], with a starting formation of 442, with 17-Fernando and 23-Baihelam forming a forward line; 13-Xu Haoyang, 16-Jiang Shenglong, 6-Wang Shangyuan, 20-Xie Wenneng in the midfield; 21-Yang Zexiang, 2-Jiang Guangtai, 5-Zhu Chenjie, 19-Liu Yang form the back line; The goalkeeper is still 14-Wang Dalei.

The South Korean men's football team is led by interim head coach Kim Do-hoon, starting with a 4231 formation, led by 11-Hwang Hee-chan as a single striker; 18-Lee Gang-in, 10-Lee Jae-seong and 7-Son Heung-min to support the attack; 5-Zheng Yourong and 6-Huang Renfan partner with double backs; 22-Park Sung-wook, 14-Cho Yoo-min, 20-Kwon Kyung-won and 3-Kim Jin-so form the backline; The goalkeeper is 21-Cho Hyun-woo.

Game recap

After the opening, the South Korean team controlled the situation and pressed on the offensive continuously. In the 20th minute, Son Xingmin's shot was very sudden, Wang Dalei fell bravely to the ground and pounced on the ball, and quickly controlled the ball. In the 30th minute, Son Xingmin cut a cross inside, and Li Gangren's shot at the top of the arc was confiscated by Wang Dalei. In the 32nd minute, Zheng Yourong brought down Fernando, and the referee showed a yellow card.

In the 36th minute, the Chinese team had a free kick opportunity in front, Xu Haoyang drove to the center of the penalty area with a big foot, and Jiang Shenglong's header was almost meaningful. In the 42nd minute, the Chinese team played into the penalty area to form a scuffle, and Liu Yang's follow-up shot was blocked by the defender. In the first half, the South Korean team had a clear advantage, with 73% of the possession, 5-2 shots on goal and 3-0 shots on target.

In the 49th minute, Hwang In-beom burst into the penalty area and shot from a small angle, which was blocked by a defender. In the 51st minute, the Chinese team got a corner kick opportunity, but unfortunately failed to pose a substantial threat. In the 61st minute, Son Heung-min crossed from the side, and Lee Gang-in followed up with a powerful volley in the middle, and the deadlock of the game was broken, and the South Korean team took a 1-0 lead.

The Chinese team quickly made adjustments after conceding the goal, replacing Xie Wenneng and Fernando in the 69th minute, and replacing Wu Lei and Zhang Yuning. In the 74th minute, Son Xingmin broke through continuously on the left side, and the defender carried it to block the bottom line. In the 77th minute, Zhou Mingui shot sideways in the penalty area, Wang Dalei saved bravely, and the defenders also cleared the siege in time. In the 78th minute, Fang Hao replaced Xu Haoyang. In the 87th minute, the South Korean team's corner kick posed a great threat, and fortunately Wang Dalei held the ball firmly on the goal line.

China subs: 1-Yan Junling, 12-Liu Dianzuo, 3-Huang Zhengyu, 4-Li Lei, 7-Wu Lei, 8-Aikesen, 9-Zhang Yuning, 10-Xie Pengfei, 11-Wei Shihao, 15-Cheng Jin, 18-Han Pengfei, 22-Fang Hao

South Korea subs: 1-Song Beom-geun, 12-Hwang In-jae, 2-Hwang Jae-won, 4-Ha Chang-rae, 8-Park Yong-woo, 9-Joo Min-kyu, 13-Hong Hyun-seok, 15-Choi Jun, 16-Lee Myung-jae, 17-Yim Won-sang, 19-Oh Se-hoon, 23-Bae Jun-ho

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