On the 15th, the National Youth Team of the Maldives wanted to win

In the early morning of September 15, the U19 Chinese Youth Team will usher in the second opponent Maldives in the U20 Asian Cup qualifiers. In the first game and Myanmar team, the National Youth Team won 3-1. In order to be able to win the second victory, the team has been adjusted in the past few days. The coach Antonio also went to the scene with the assistant to watch the Saudi and Maldives team.

In the first battle with the Myanmar team, the National Youth Team adopted a high -level tactics, and in general, the play was relatively single. When the player's physical fitness decreased, the team's mistake at both ends of the offense and defense increased significantly. If it wasn't for Liu Guobao's two "points" at the last moment, the National Youth Team could not win the first victory. In this case, the team has also carried out more targeted preparations these days. According to the training plan, the team was mainly adjusted two days ago. Antonio hoped that in this way, the physical and mental adjustment of the players can be the best, forget fatigue and restore physical fitness. On the 12th, the coaching team went to the scene to watch the match between the Maldives team and the Saudi team. As a result, the Saudi team won 11-0. Through this game, the coaching team has a more intuitive understanding of the opponent's situation, so training has become more targeted.

From the perspective of strength, the national youth team won the second game. The opponent Maldives lost to Uzbekistan 0-7 in the first game and lost 11 goals in the second game. The strength is indeed the weakest in the group. But just winning is definitely not enough for the Chinese Youth Team who wants to advance. They must also get as much as possible as possible. After all, the main competitors Saudi Arabia has now reached 11 net wins. In addition, the problem of lack of control in the midfielder exposed in the first game also needs to be solved, otherwise it is easy to be countered by the opponent and falling into passive.