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A lot has changed in eight years.

The Chinese team and Japan are old rivals. They get angry when they hear each other's names. They are hostile but familiar with each other. Compared with the final that Zhuo Yang regretted eight years ago, there are not many old grudges between the two sides in this semi-final.

The Japanese team only started Maya Yoshida and Yuto Nagatomo, and Makoto Hasebe was left on the bench. Of the Chinese team's starting lineup that year, today only Zhuo Yang and Dazhi are in the lineup. Hao Junmin and Feng Xiaoting are injured, and Crazy Lei was on the bench.

Yasuhito Endo, the team captain of the Japanese team at that time, faded out of the national team after the 2015 Asian Cup. Now he is living a good life in the 3rd league.

Midfielder Keisuke Honda left AC Milan the year before and joined Melbourne in the Australian Super League. He is now also the head coach of the Cambodian national team.

To a certain extent, the leagues of several small countries in Southeast Asia have become the back garden of Japanese football. Substitutes and young players will be loaned there for training, and many young Japanese coaches have started there to test the waters.

The former monster Shinji Kagawa barely played in Dortmund in the past year. He was just loaned to Besiktas in this winter window, two days ago.

Lee Chung-sung, the Korean striker who scored the winning goal in overtime eight years ago, spent all his life on that goal in the final. From then on, he seemed to be missing from the Japanese football circle, whether it was the J-League or the Southampton, he is very good.

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"Captain, I hate the Japanese." Pang Tiezhu said.

This inexplicable sentence made Zhuo Yang laugh: "I didn't ask you to like them either."

Unlike most teams, which are accustomed to cleaning up the court and showing off murderous intent in the tunnel, Zhuoyang's team, whether national team or club, seems very unorganized when queuing up in the tunnel waiting to play.

For example, today's Japanese team, led by captain Maya Yoshida, neatly arrived at the tunnel. They all stood up straight and looked straight ahead. All eleven faces had 'と戦う' written all over them, as if they were about to line up. They were as solemn as jumping into the river in a team.

On the other hand, the Chinese team was acting like a fool. Zhuo Yang and Crazy Lei were muttering something while walking, and you could tell by looking at their expressions that they were definitely not serious words. Some of the others had their arms around each other, and some had their hands in their pockets and walked away without acknowledging their relatives. Li Ju was carrying Mei Xiaoxi on his back, and Pu Renmeng simply walked out while twisting the Yangko dance, and was kicked hard by the team deputy Dazhi in the butt.

On the other hand, the two ghost guys, Marlow and Exon, were relatively more serious, but their smiling faces were by no means as serious as the ghosts.

The key point is that Zhuo Yang has never been a serious person. He talks more weird things than shit. Over time, he leads the whole team astray.

With a group of 'rabble' occupying the left side of the passage, Maya Yoshida, who was waiting for a moment, relaxed her body like a javelin for a moment, stretched out her hand to socialize with Zhuo Yang in the ceremonial passage between the two captains.

Holding it with his right hand and shaking it, Zhuo Yang took his left hand out of his trouser pocket and patted Yoshida Maya lightly or hard on the arm, acting like a ruffian.

Turning around, there was Tie Zhu's "I hate Japanese". His voice was quite loud and he didn't hide it, and the people around him couldn't understand Chinese anyway.

In fact, the Chunlei generals were very reserved in front of Zhuo Yang before. After all, the walking totem and living god always spoke carefully and respectfully. Zhuo Yang didn't like this very much. He had to hold it while being worshiped by others. He was suffering.

So he moved from the quaint Sharjah to Dubai and came to the world of luxury and wealth. Then, on the pretext of eliminating Iran, Zhuo Yang hosted a banquet for the entire team at the famous panoramic restaurant in the Burj Khalifa. He paid for it privately and did not use the national team's public funds.

During the meal, Zhuoyang took the initiative to joke with each young player, and even allowed everyone to drink some red wine. The atmosphere was very good, and the psychological distance between them was greatly shortened.

So in the tunnel they can also talk nonsense with the captain like the old players.

It's normal for Tie Zhu to hate the Japanese. Statistics show that about 78% of Chinese people hate the Japanese. He is just not an exception. Of course, there is also a general consensus in Japan that about 81% of people hate the Chinese, which is higher than here.

But universality does not mean everything. There are always exceptions in everything. For example, Madman Lei said: "I really like Japanese women. I have watched many of their movies over the years..."

Obviously, this topic resonates more, and the left half of the aisle becomes more and more lively. Half fire and half sea water, the silent Japanese were very confused. They didn't understand what was going on with these guys next to them who were winking and chattering. Their curiosity made them almost unable to hold back any longer.

Zhuo Yang made a concluding speech: "We all owe Tian Huang a movie ticket." The atmosphere reached a climax, and a group of old and young bastards staggered around laughing.

Happiness is contagious, and many of the silly Japanese laughed together. As a result, the Chinese team almost lost their combat effectiveness with laughter.

As the Australian referee Chris Beath signaled his appearance, Zhuoyang shouted: "Let's go -!"

‘Ho! ’ Ten people echoed in unison, and the Chinese team’s laxity was quickly driven away and replaced by a strong murderous aura. The Japanese were collectively shocked. They suddenly felt that today's opponents were a bunch of lunatics.

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Ritsu Don'an, who is not yet 21 years old, is Japan's biggest discovery in this Asian Cup. This short midfielder from Groningen in the Dutch Eredivisie is mature and mellow on the court, not like a young player at all.

To be fair, Tangan Ryul, who previously occupied the absolute majority of the team's attacking midfielder and scored two goals, made no mistakes and could not see the youth, performed as well as the Chinese team's Chunlei, and even had some mistakes. Of.

The 20-year-old Don'an Ritsu, 20-year-old Tomiyasu Kenhiro, 22-year-old Kitagawa Yasuya, and 23-year-old Minamino Takumi, Japan's back wave is also very fierce.

Only 4 minutes into the game, the Japanese team's defense pressed forward, and midfielder Kenyo Tomiyasu launched a long pass. Minamino Takumi received the ball and pulled the ball outwards, leaving a space for Ritsu Donyasu and sending a diagonal pass.

The opportunity was good, but Pang Tiezhu would not let Tang Anlu succeed so easily. With his super fast turning and starting speed, he stuck to Tang Anlu who was dribbling the ball and squeezed him out.

The two of them struggled with each other in the lower half, and there was no shortage of small moves at the top. Tang Anlu, who was tall and forward, was the first to be unable to hold on. He tried his best to wipe the football outward, and then fell into the penalty area.

The whistle sounded, and the referee Bisi reacted faster than Tie Zhu turned around, and made a penalty kick before the whistle blew.

As we all know, the Chinese team is not afraid of penalty kicks, so the defenders move very freely in the penalty area. But penalty kicks are always a risk with a high probability of losing the ball. If you are not afraid of it, you cannot ask for it.

Pang Tiezhu was angry, he knew best what was going on inside. Tang Anlu was still secretly happy when Tie Zhu grabbed his collar and pulled him up from the ground.

"Little Japan, your ancestors, Russia and Japan, pretended to act in a movie with the whole family."

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