U19 World Cup | Portugal s "tank" style sounds the alarm bell for the Chinese team

On the afternoon of the 13th, in the second game of the U19 Women's World Cup, the Chinese team lost to Portugal 52:75.

If you only look at the technical level, the young players of the Chinese team should be qualified, but in a real-life field, they are a little suppressed.

Compared with the tall and powerful Portuguese players, the Chinese team's young players feel a little like "children beat adults". The problem is not entirely due to height, but the gap in strength and wingspan. It can be clearly seen on the court that the Portuguese players rushed around and almost did whatever they wanted, while the Chinese players could not "collide" them, conceding them repeatedly and losing goals and making mistakes.

First of all, you cannot implement your own technology.

The strength is not enough and is controlled by others everywhere. Even Chinese players throw the ball out and cannot get close to the basket when shooting, which seems a bit "amateur". In fact, this is a sign of exhaustion and being pushed by the opponent is bored.

In this way, the cooperation that should be available cannot be achieved, and the original technology cannot be used, so my own strength will be greatly reduced.

On the contrary, Portugal, which is not so skilled, relies on its physical advantages to become more and more courageous in the battle. He also took active shots that he could not score, but the results were good.

Secondly, there is no remedy for the disadvantage at the basket.

Zhang Ziyu has gone to the adult team. China's U19 is not tall enough. In front of Portugal's 198-year-old big center forward, he was at a loss in the three-second zone. Xu Ziqi and Liang Yaqi can't squeeze her. This position under the basket is equivalent to losing.

So can the front line and the outside line make up?

It’s a pity that the Chinese team did not do it.

Because the opponent "goes forward bravely" and collides with you, the Chinese team is not only passive at the basket, but also passive on the outside. The Portuguese team repeatedly oppresses the back line, and the Chinese team seems to be in difficulty in dribbling and conducting.

In this way, we cannot achieve the effect of "using our own strengths and defeating our enemy's shortcomings", and every part becomes "short".

The most commendable thing is Ran Kejia's brave assault, which has a good effect. Although she is short, the conflict is extremely fierce. Even if she cannot enter, it can cause the opponent to foul.

In fact, Ran Kejia's playing style reminds the Chinese team that in the face of strength disadvantages, there is not no solution, either fast, spiritual, or killing, in short, it will prevent you from comfortably exerting your strength advantages.

Many European and American teams rely on their bodies, and the Chinese team must learn further lessons and come up with a solution to the Portuguese-style "tank play" as soon as possible.