"0-4 catastrophe → China annihilation" Hwang In-beom's bone-splitting factual attack, "Chinese soccer still has a difference in intensity between Korea and Japan."
"0-4 catastrophe → China annihilation" Hwang In-beom's bone-splitting factual attack, "Chinese soccer still has a difference in intensity between Korea and Japan."
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Leonid Slutzky, head coach of Shanghai Sunhwa, known as "Hwang In-beom, Eunsa," insisted that the Chinese Super League club should fill the gap by using other Asian strong teams as an example.
Shanghai Shenhua was defeated 0-4 in the second round match of the Asian Champions League (ACLE) round of 16 teams in the 2024-2025 season by Japan's Kawasaki Frontale on Wednesday, and suffered a total of 1-4 elimination in the first and second rounds. As a result, Shanghai Shenhua and Shanghai Shengang, the "Chinese duo" who advanced to the round of 16, were both eliminated. Shanghai Sheng was defeated by Japan's Yokohama F. Marinos by a combined score of 1-5.
"This is the first time I have led a team competing in the Asian Champions League (ACL)," Russian coach Slutzky, who led CSKA Moscow, the Russian national team, Hull City, and Rubinkazan in December 2023, said. "What I felt most deeply from the experience of the 10 games is that there is still a difference in the intensity of the game between the Chinese, Korean and Japanese teams." 안전놀이터
"We have to remember that we have to be equal to each other in terms of intensity in order to compete with each other," Slutzky said. "We need to use our experience as an elite player in the Asian Champions League to further improve the intensity of our matches by taking examples of Asian powerhouses. This is the problem that Chinese Super League clubs have to face."
In the ACLE East, four teams -- Gwangju, Korea, Yokohama F.Marinos, Kawasaki Frontale, and Buriram United, Thailand -- advanced to the quarterfinals. Gwangju produced a miracle of overturning Vissel Kobe with a score of 3-0 and a score of 3-2 at home on Wednesday, becoming the first team of provincial residents of the K-League to advance to the quarterfinals. They will gather in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, in April to play the quarterfinals.