Yan Junling talks about 0-7 Japan again: Unacceptable! The fiasco was due to an unfamiliarity with the tactical arrangements and a desire to play

On the evening of November 17, Beijing time, Yan Junling, the national team member of the Chinese men's football team, was interviewed by the media before training. During the interview, the Egret Stadium in Xiamen sprayed water, and Yan Junling also warmly helped the reporter wipe his face. And the Harbour goalkeeper also said in an interview that the score of 0-7 in the first leg was unacceptable, and the whole team was highly focused and ready to play. The following is a transcript of the interview:

Team recovery

Very good, after the win against Bahrain, the atmosphere and all aspects of the team were very good, and now everyone is actively preparing for the next game against Japan. Everybody wants to be on the pitch and they all want to be in good shape for the game and make everyone feel like we have hope. We are confident from winning two in a row that we will play differently regardless of whether we play against Japan or whoever we play.

Review of the first leg 0-7

The whole team from top to bottom couldn't accept the result, but the main reason for that defeat was that the manager's tactical arrangements were not very familiar, and now it is getting better and better. We are watching and analysing the changes in the Japanese team every day, and we can make a difference in this game with a breath of relief. Tomorrow we will continue to watch the video analysis, after analyzing the good and bad aspects of the last game, tomorrow we will watch Japan's tactical play, and we will practice some targeted content.

The advantage of the national football team in this campaign

Of course, the biggest advantage is the home field, whether it was in Qingdao or Dalian, or in Xiamen, our fans are giving the greatest support, and our biggest motivation is to fight for the home stadium at home.

Zhang Yuning and Li Lei are injured

They may need an accurate judgment from the medical team during active recovery treatment. I hope everyone can stay healthy and contribute to our national team as a whole. I'm always ready to do what the manager has to do with me.

As the meritorious goalkeeper of Harbour's defending Chinese Super League title this season, Yan Junling has now lost his position as the starting goalkeeper in the national team. His last appearance for his country was back in March this year, when the national football team drew 2-2 with Singapore in the round of 36.