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The 5th round of Group E in the 2020 AFC Champions League saw Beijing Guoan face Seoul FC. In the first half, Perea scored first with a free kick, Augusto scored with a header, and Li Ke had to leave the field injured. In the second half, Yoon Joo-tae equalized the score, and Zhang Yuning scored from substitute status. In the end, Beijing Guoan defeated Seoul FC 3-1, achieving five consecutive wins in the group stage. In terms of the standings, Guoan has 15 points and holds the top spot in the group, while Seoul has 6 points and remains in second place.
Guoan is really amazing in the AFC Champions League – they manage the ball well, play as a cohesive team, and have a clear offensive strategy. I’m not a Guoan fan, but I definitely want to continue supporting them in this competition. I hope Guoan can maintain this excellent playing style and apply it to the Chinese national team, so as to bring glory to the club and help it go further.
Round 5 of Group F in the AFC Champions League: Shanghai Shenhua vs Perth Glory. In the first half, Liu Ruofan’s shot was saved by the defender at the goal line; Ingham’s shot was stopped by Li Shuai, with the ball hitting the post before bouncing out. In the final moments, Fornaroli scored from a free kick. In the second half, Armentero scored from a free kick; Cao Yunding assisted Moreno, who equalized with a header. Moreno and Yu Hanchao scored two goals in two minutes to turn the score around, Mbia gave Kilkenny a penalty to level the score, and Cao Yunding was shown a red card after arguing with the referee at the end of the match. At the end of the match, Shanghai Shenhua drew 3-3 with Perth Glory.
Hehe, it’s a competition of economic strength – whoever has the most money can acquire the most valuable team, but this team is made up of a mix of people from the United Nations. Such matches would work in the Champions League, as the technical level there is at an international top tier. If it’s in Asia, it can only be maintained through business operations.