japanese generals politely praised the chinese national football team for its strength: attention should be paid to defending set pieces
2024-09-06
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moriyasu hajime and endo wataru attended the press conference.
at 19:35 on the evening of september 5th local time (18:35 beijing time), the japanese team will face china in its first home match in the world cup round of 18. on the afternoon of the 4th local time, japan head coach moriyasu and captain endo wataru attended the pre-match press conference. although there is a clear gap in strength between the two teams, the japanese coach still expressed his respect for the chinese team.
"they are a very strong team. through analysis of them, we need to have clear tactical ideas on both offense and defense, and let the whole team share the tactical ideas and clarify their own positions in the game."
head coach moriyasu hajime stressed, "we must not only respect every opponent, but also be in our best condition and be as well prepared as possible so that we can perform well on the court."
kaoru mitoma and junya ito were the key players of the japanese team in the last world cup cycle. ito, in particular, played very well in the last 12-team match against china. moriyasu said frankly that the two can be regarded as the offensive weapons of the japanese team. "as long as they play, i hope to maximize their role during their playing time. first of all, i hope that they can directly participate in the goal. in addition, they will actively participate in defense. when the situation is serious, they will implement the tactical concept of all-out attack and defense to lead the team forward."
endo spoke highly of the chinese national football coach ivan, saying, "the opponent coach made a good analysis of the situation in japan. my impression is that ivan will use the players' strengths to play the game."
endo believes that the japanese team may control the game for a long time, "so we must be prepared to deal with the opponent's counterattack. we must be fully prepared for tall players and the opponent's set-piece tactics. we must be fully prepared for every detail, including the offensive kick-off."
the paper reporter song chengliang
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