Brutal! Scoring 42 goals with zero conceded, the Chinese U17 team won all five matches to top the group and advance to the U17 Asian Cup main tournament!

On December 1st Beijing time, the last round of the U17 Asian Cup qualifiers started last night. The Chinese team took on visiting Bangladesh and went all out offensively. Shuai Weihao delivered a hat-trick, leading China to a 4-0 victory. With a flawless 5-game winning streak, the team secured qualification for next year’s Asian Cup. This qualifying campaign showcased our dominant attacking prowess, scoring 42 goals without conceding any, finishing top to advance directly. It’s really quite fierce!

Both China and Bangladesh had four consecutive wins without conceding, but we outscored Bangladesh by a large margin to claim first place, with Bangladesh in second. The final round was a direct showdown between the two, essentially a do-or-die match where the loser would be eliminated. Our pressure was lighter since a draw was enough to qualify, while Bangladesh needed a win to advance. This opponent was definitely more challenging than the previous teams, so we couldn’t afford to be careless. We had to give our all to defeat them and crush their confidence with our attack!

Right from the start, China quickly took control of the game’s tempo, bombarding the opponent relentlessly with waves of attacks, though many chances were missed. However, Shuai Weihao’s ability to seize opportunities was exceptional, scoring twice within half an hour. Early in the second half, Shuai Weihao struck again to complete his lightning-fast hat-trick and extend the lead. Kuang Zhaolei was very active but missed scoring chances, though he provided several brilliant assists. In the final moments, substitute Zhao Songyuan stepped up to score and add the finishing touch. Ultimately, the U16 Chinese team won 4-0 at home against Bangladesh, securing another emphatic victory and clinching first place with five straight wins. This truly made us very happy!

Congratulations to the Chinese team for successfully qualifying for next year’s U17 Asian Cup. The victory was so effortless and enjoyable, giving us a taste of being a top team. This feeling is fantastic. I believe this group of young players has great potential and plays much better than the senior team. Hopefully, they can challenge the U17 World Cup. Let’s wait and see—go for it!

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