Live broadcast on August 9th after losing to Chengdu Rongcheng at home in Mount Tai, Shandong province 0-1, Wang Xiaorui, a reporter from Sports Weekly, talked about the reason why the Mount Tai team lost at home, he thinks it is closely related to the decline of the midfield control of Taishan team.
Compared with the previous round, the Taishan team still had some minor adjustments. Sun Guowen, Wang tongshang; Zheng Zheng rested and Shi Ke started. However, after the half-time break, Cui Kangxi replaced Shi Ke in advance, which made many people not understand. In fact, looking back on the goal lost by the Taishan team, it had little to do with Shi Ke in front of the defense. At that time, Jia Desong was responsible for restricting Jin Minyou. In the eyes of professionals, perhaps the only reason that can be explained is that Cui Kangxi still trusts the veteran more when he is at a critical moment. This can also be seen from the following four substitutions: Jixiang and clay sang are more reused, while Tong Lei and Huang Zhengyu can only sit on the bench.
In the whole game, from the defensive data, Shandong team’s interception and relief were far behind Chengdu Rongcheng. It has to be said that the physical impact of a week’s double match cannot be ignored, especially the average age of Shandong team in this campaign is 31.3 years old. And behind Cui Kangxi’s tactical thinking, aim high is the ultimate requirement for physical fitness and attack and defense conversion. At this point, the Shandong team without sun Zhenghao has basically not controlled the rhythm through the midfield, including Cui Kangxi’s own requirements for Liao Lisheng, Li Yuanyi, Moises and Huang Zhengyu, it also focuses on running and confrontation, but once the physical fitness falls into the bottleneck period, the problem will be exposed.
At the post-match press conference, Cui Kangxi repeatedly stressed, “the rotation that should have been carried out has not been implemented.” But in fact, even if he adopted rotation, his aim high thinking would not change. Of course, some players also think that this is Cui Kangxi’s helpless move at this stage. After all, he didn’t have a complete winter training reserve period and didn’t have enough time to practice multiple sets of techniques and tactics. Therefore, he could only fight the world with one set of play. But when it comes to the Asian crown, this trick alone will definitely work? After all, in Xu Zhengyuan’s view, this time he was able to beat the master mainly because he knew his enemy and knew him. “Cui and I were familiar with each other in South Korea and played many games with each other before. Therefore, we also have a good understanding of the overall style of the two teams. In this campaign, I also probably used this point to win Shandong, because I still know Cui’s guidance better.”
(Derison)