It's a good thing to do in Korea It's the same in China and Hong Kong. Shaolin soccer → Bam Bam Bam → Bench Clearing → A mess full of swear words

Jul 15, 2025

It's a good thing to do in Korea It's the same in China and Hong Kong. Shaolin soccer → Bam Bam Bam → Bench Clearing → A mess full of swear words
사진=왕이



The non-manner fight between China and Hong Kong was not easy to determine the superiority and inferiority.

China won 1-0 in the third match of the 2025 East Asian Football Federation (EAFF) E-1 Championship (East Asian Cup) against Hong Kong at Mir Stadium in Yongin at 4 p.m. on the 15th. China, which lost to South Korea and Japan in a row, finished the tournament in third place by defeating Hong Kong. Hong Kong was unable to escape fourth place with three consecutive losses.

The performance was not only good, but the players' manners were not good enough. Hwang Jung-wi, the main character of the first final goal, committed a foul with a rough tackle on Fernando just before the end of the first half. It was late timing for anyone to see, but he committed a foul as if he was hitting the opponent. Hwang was warned, but even before the fact, some players' tackles didn't seem to be aimed at taking the ball away.




In the second half, a more difficult scene was produced. The two teams, who were increasingly emotional, eventually burst properly in the 10th minute of the second half. This time, Hong Kong player Clément Benhadouche's non-manner play was first. Clémant scratched Wang's face with his hand as he attempted to break through the Wang Yi's own height. It was inevitable for Wang to be offended because he scratched his face rather than grabbing his uniform.

It's a good thing to do in Korea It's the same in China and Hong Kong. Shaolin soccer → Bam Bam Bam → Bench Clearing → A mess full of swear words
사진=왕이
On top of that, another Hong Kong player, Tan Chun-rok, approached Wang, who was kneeling, and unnecessarily quarreled. An angry Wang Yu-dong rose from pushing Tan Chun-rok, and a war of nerves broke out between the two players. The war of nerves also exploded on the benches of both teams, eventually leading to a bench clearing crisis. Even if the referees stopped him, the atmosphere did not calm down easily. There were players and staff to stop, but there were also players and officials who wanted to fight with only emotions.

Regarding the situation, Chinese media outlet Wang Yi said 'As Wang Yu-chi shook his arms as he was, players from both teams quickly flocked and clashed. Senior players, including Jang Winning, ran and wrapped up the throne, and in an instant, nearly 20 to 30 people got tangled up and a physical fight broke out,' he explained.




It was Dejan Djurjevic, the interim head coach of the Chinese national team, who then maintained the most calmness even in this situation. He calmed the players out one by one. Wang Wang-dong, who continued to be provoked, also continued to have a rough verbal fight with the opponent, and it seemed that there was a lot of abusive language just by looking at the shape of his mouth. In the end, the referee intervened and noted that the situation was concluded with Wang Chin and Junior receiving yellow cards respectively.
It's a good thing to do in Korea It's the same in China and Hong Kong. Shaolin soccer → Bam Bam Bam → Bench Clearing → A mess full of swear words
사진=왕이
The match ended with China, which defended Hwang Jung-wi's first goal, winning, but in terms of fair play, none of the teams had a winner.



This article was translated by Naver AI translator.