China suffered a devastating defeat in the long-awaited match against Japan. On September 5, China faced Japan at Saitama Stadium in Saitama Prefecture, Japan, during the first leg of the third round of the Asian qualifiers for the World Cup in North and Central America. This first leg was particularly challenging for China, as they were up against Japan, which is ranked 18th in the FIFA rankings, the highest in Asia, and playing away in Japan. China, ranked 87th in FIFA, was expected to play defensively for the entire 90 minutes and look for counterattacks, but even that seemed difficult. Even if China were to defend for the entire match, given the significant gap in strength between the two teams, a draw seemed unlikely, and all football experts overwhelmingly predicted China's defeat. The actual match turned out to be much more devastating than expected, with a score of 7-0.

Japan's dominance was evident. I knew the electric car was large, but it was too much for the road. The first goal came just 11 minutes into the first half. Japan's captain, Endo Wataru, scored with a header from a corner kick. In that situation, Endo was completely unmarked by any Chinese defenders, making it far too easy for him to score with a header. It was surprising to see the Chinese defense show no willingness to defend after the goal, and thereafter, a total of six additional goals were scored. In the 47th minute, Mitoma Kaoru scored; in the 52nd minute, Minamino Takumi scored; again in the 58th minute, Minamino Takumi scored; in the 77th minute, Ito Junya scored; in the 87th minute, Maeda Daizen scored; and finally, in the 95th minute, Kubo Takefusa scored. Thus, the Japanese players took turns scoring, resulting in a final score of 7-0. With so many goals, there was no need to explain each one individually.

It was a match where Japan completely dominated China. China spent the entire 90 minutes just on defense, and they couldn't even defend properly. To advance to the next round, China needs to secure at least a playoff spot. However, their true competitors, Bahrain and Indonesia, also find it nearly impossible to draw against Japan in their away matches, and it’s safe to say that a loss seems almost certain. Ultimately, all three teams—China, Bahrain, and Indonesia—are treating their away matches against Japan as a battle to see who can lose with the fewest goals. However, China still has nine matches left, but after suffering a significant defeat in this away game against Japan, they have fallen behind in the playoff race. Moreover, Bahrain created an upset by winning 1-0 in their away match against Australia, giving them an advantage in the competition. Including this match, China has faced Japan 15 times over the past 26 years.

The match was played, and we couldn't help but feel the significant gap in Japanese football once again, having failed to secure a single victory. As everyone expected, the game unfolded with Japan dominating the play, while China struggled to finish with minimal goals conceded, but it was insufficient, and they were utterly crushed. The reactions from Chinese football fans regarding this match against Japan are varied. Let's take a look at the responses from Chinese football fans. It was a pathetic game that didn't deviate from expectations. They were told not to concede too many goals, yet they came back with a heavy loss. I really thought the Chinese national team would improve, but they are just terrible. Even when I expected a loss, the performance of the Chinese national team is disappointing. Let's not be disheartened by the defeat; we've always lost, right? Now, losing has become the norm for China, and it feels like this team has entered an era of perpetual defeat.

It seems like the World Cup qualification is already over. After five matches, probability experts from across the country will gather to calculate the chances of qualifying for the World Cup. This has always been the case. With each game, we will witness the astonishing sight of the qualification probability gradually decreasing. This has always been the case. If China, Bahrain, and Indonesia all lose to Japan, Australia, and Saudi Arabia, and if they draw with each other, the team with the fewest goals conceded among China, Bahrain, and Indonesia will advance to the next round. This is the only and most probable scenario for China to move on to the next round. However, if they suffer a heavy defeat against Japan, that scenario disappears entirely. China's chance of qualifying for the World Cup has ended with the first match. The first match is over, and China has become the country that is preparing the fastest for the 2030 World Cup. After receiving one match in the third round, the rest...

I decided not to watch the nine matches. I promised myself that I wouldn't watch them before the games, but after receiving the matches, I was greatly disappointed, despite telling myself not to be. The mistake was in my expectations of the Chinese national team; they are not at fault. It has always been this way. CCTV's decision not to broadcast the matches live was something that should be praised nationally. Everyone already knew that defeat was inevitable, which made that decision possible. CCTV had foresight. The fact that there was no opposition in China when they announced they wouldn't broadcast the matches speaks volumes. It raises questions about the level of those who paid to watch a game when they already knew the outcome would be a loss. It's not about hoping for the Chinese national team to win; it's about wanting to see how much they are being mistreated. I had anticipated this, but the gap between China and Japan was too vast. They were an opponent we could never win against from the start. We should have selected a defender from the beginning.

I don't understand why they fielded strikers and midfielders. They were more focused on just clearing the ball than attacking. When will they realize that the Chinese national team only needs a goalkeeper and a few defenders? I can't comprehend why they would put midfielders and strikers on the field and expect them to defend. Anyone who has watched Chinese football even once knows that the match against Japan was anticipated to be a complete defensive effort from China. It's pathetic that Ivan Kovic claims to know Japan well and talks about the possibility of scoring against them. With a coach like this, China will never qualify for the World Cup. Ivan Kovic is the most disappointing coach I've ever seen. I miss Coach Lippi; even though he also failed to qualify for the World Cup, at least there was a sense of possibility. However, right now, there is no hope for the Chinese national team. I don't understand why everyone is so angry; after all, we are playing football against Japan with expectations.

I can't understand what has happened. Whenever Wu Lei scores in the Chinese Super League, all the media talks about it as if they have qualified for the World Cup. Now, we need to talk about the reality of Chinese football. The fact that Wu Lei is the top scorer is a tragedy for Chinese football. Where are the people who used to say that Wu Lei scores against Japan? The only reason Wu Lei can score in the Chinese league is that he has midfielders like Oscar supporting him. All the players helping Wu Lei in his team, Shanghai SIPG, are foreign players. Unless Shanghai SIPG naturalizes their foreign players, we will not be able to see Wu Lei score for the Chinese national team. I can't understand why Wu Lei is being blamed. In situations where he can't even receive the ball, there is nothing Wu Lei can do. The Chinese national team is a defensive team, but the problem is that they don't know how to defend. During corner kicks, Liverpool's...

Endo was not defended by anyone. This shows the level of the Chinese team, who don't even understand the basics of defense. Endo scored without any Chinese defenders around him; it was surprising that there was no one within 3 meters of him. I was shocked by the defensive positioning of the Chinese national team. It's really pathetic. I didn't even feel regret about conceding a goal. It's astonishing that a national team that declared they would go to the World Cup has such defensive capabilities. Holding off for ten minutes without conceding a goal was already an extraordinary performance. The players of the Chinese national team being professionals is a joke. It seemed like the Chinese defense was not actually defending but just pretending to defend. The Chinese national team has definitely agreed not to defend aerial balls. They didn't know how to respond at all and couldn't escape from their helpless situation. Instead of China, it was Thailand.

China should have reached the third round, but they have not shown any willingness to attack even once. The always-reliable Wu Lei, did he play? Wu Lei's participation meant that they were willing to play with one less player. What is the point of Wu Lei scoring 30 goals in the league when the Chinese national team proves that they can perform worse in every match? This is the most surprising part. While all Asian countries are developing, Chinese football is stagnant. The Japanese goalkeeper could not be captured on camera unless he intentionally exposed himself. The Chinese national team could neither attack nor defend; they had nothing they could do. Upon returning home, they declared the dissolution of the national team. I hoped that China would participate in the World Cup, but it became clear that they should not go to the World Cup. If China had declared a forfeit before the match, it would have been a 0-3 defeat, right? They declared a forfeit against Japan.

The most concerning part is that the Chinese national team seems likely to have a record of 10 games and 10 losses for the first time. China was eliminated in the second qualifying round, and they had to hide this terrible performance. The goalkeeper is not to blame; even if Buffon had come, the score difference would not have changed. The goalkeeper is not important for the Chinese national team. It was the day when the worst Chinese national team in history was born. Japan was really annoying until the very end. The response from Chinese football fans has gone beyond disappointment and anger to a complete lack of expectation for the national team. Although the loss was anticipated, China recorded an absurd score of 7-0, marking the worst start in the Asian third qualifying round. The beginning was so terrible that it seems there is no motivation to play the next match. We will continue to watch what kind of performance they will show in the upcoming home game against Saudi Arabia. Today's video is...

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