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China's confidence hits the sky.
The Football Channel, a Japanese soccer media outlet, said on the 6th 'Chinese coach expressed confidence. He pointed out that it is because the Republic of Korea and Japan send the 2nd Army. South Korea and Japan cannot convene players playing in Europe in this tournament. In this regard, China emphasized that it is a great opportunity to make a good performance,' the report said.
Japan, led by coach Dejan Dourdevich, will participate in the EAFF E-1 Championship in South Korea. It will face South Korea (8th), Japan (12th) and Hong Kong (15th) in succession.
The situation is not good in China. He was eliminated from the third Asian qualifying round for the 2026 North-China World Cup, which recently ended. He ranked fifth in Group C in the group league. Not to mention the tickets to the finals given to the 1st and 2nd places in the group, they also failed to get tickets for the 4th qualifying round given to the 3rd and 4th places. In the end, coach Franco Ivankovic, who had led the team, left the team. This tournament will be led by coach Dourdevich temporarily.
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Citing China's Sohu, the Football Channel noted the convening members of South Korea and Japan for this year's event. China also pointed out that there is an opportunity to perform well.' According to the media, Dourdevich said, `All the teams we face in Korea are strong teams. You have to work with 100% mental strength. In particular, South Korea and Japan are strong teams on the Asian stage. But you don't have to be afraid of your opponent. You need to prove your skills on the ground while playing with all your might. China is trying to win the runner-up prize in this tournament. It is noteworthy that South Korea and Japan will send the 2nd Army. As a result, opportunities are also being created in China.
Meanwhile, South Korea, led by head coach Hong Myung-bo, excluded both players from Europe and the Middle East this time. Nine of the 26 players joined the A team for the first time. Coach Hong said, `It is true that due to the nature of the East Asian Cup tournament, it receives less attention than other games, but as a coach, I think it is a very good opportunity to have an opportunity to train directly with the players. I think I should have a good time"Now the war is in." Japan, led by head coach Hajime Moriyasu, also filled all 26 players who participated in the tournament with J1 (first division). Twelve were selected for the first time. "I want the players to fight for the J-League and Japan with pride," Moriyasu said. There is no game in the national team that can be called 'lose'. I hope this opportunity will help young players grow and aim to win."
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
