China will have to play with more energy on Wednesday when they face South Korea in their second match of the East Asian Cup. That’s the call from social media as fans hope for more signs of improvement in the national team.
China showed a bit more passion in a three-three draw with Japan on Sunday which slightly appeased fans who’ve been spitting fire since the 5-1 calamity against Thaliand.
Interim coach, Fu Bo, takes charge of his second match, since replacing Jose Antonio Camacho, hoping to show supporters that the Japan comeback was no fluke. The two teams met in the same competition three years again China won three-nil and went on to take the title.