Asian teams who are most likely to make it to the last eight

I think South Korea should be able to reach the last eight because he is very strong this time.

North Korea. They are desperate, and they can't kick back to mine.

South Korea This time the Korean team is very strong.

South Korea and Japan, who played a good half of the game, once again fell in the round of 16. The "Light of Asia" left the stadium gloomily, and the twenty-year wait turned into another four-year chase to start, Asian football missed the World Cup quarterfinals, did it lose in **?

From Russia to Qatar, Japan have been the best performing team in Asian football for two consecutive tournaments, but they have lost a good game when they are one step away from realizing their dream of the quarterfinals. From Rostov-on-Don's black 14 seconds to Janoub's sad 12 yards, Japan looked like they were beaten by the world's best teams Belgium and Croatia, but they lost to their experience and determination in the decisive moments. Scoring first in this World Cup for the first time, Japan did not "curb their greed" as the team's famous Keisuke Honda admonished before the game, and in Croatia's skillful transmission, they gradually lost their patience in several failed attempts. Three shots were saved in the penalty shootout, and the Ripai Ho team, which had insufficient filing and an unbalanced mentality, showed its immature side in the face of the experienced Plaid Army.

The match between South Korea and Brazil is even more needless to say, the Samba Army played the most hearty attack since the start of the World Cup, and the "elves" from South America writhed and danced neatly to take away the victory. Although there is a gap in strength between the two teams on paper, South Korean coach Bento rashly chose to let the team play against Brazil, and the tactical arrangement is also up for debate.

Stopping the World Cup round of 16 again, Asian football is not without gains. In the face of Croatia's defeat to the psychology of decisive battles, challenging Brazil's difficulty in overcoming the gap in overall strength, the two defeats have brought a valuable "lesson" to Asian football - if you want to become a strong team, you can't make up for it with your skills and tactics and proud strong will, and your background and experience are equally important.

In this World Cup, Asian teams such as Japan, South Korea and Saudi Arabia have repeatedly staged a wonderful drama of "defeating the strong with the weak". As Hoichi Mori said, "Not only for Japanese football, but also for Asian football, we can increase our self-confidence and make people believe that Asian football can defeat the world powers."

For Asian football, including Japanese football, the "Saga Clan" seems to be tangible. From a near and far-term point of view, it is the Asian team that has not qualified for the quarterfinals of the World Cup for 20 years, the dismal record of only 4 wins in the World Cup in the entire 20th century, and the marginal situation of never being able to enter the world football world.

The main reason is that the strength is poor!

I think this is due to the relatively weak foundation of football, the low overall strength of the team, and the lack of stars who will decide the game.

1. The relatively weak foundation of football is the fundamental reason for the unsatisfactory performance of Asian teams. The ability of a football team is closely related to the state of its football foundation. Football has a solid foundation, and it continues to cultivate excellent players, and the strength of the team will naturally rise.

And if the football foundation is weak, the team's performance will definitely not be too ideal. The foundation of Asian football is still relatively weak, so it is only natural that such results have been achieved.

2. The overall strength of the team is low, which is the direct reason why no team has advanced to the quarterfinals. Asian teams performed well in the group stage of this World Cup, but they lost all of them after entering the next round of games, and the direct reason for this is that the overall strength of the team is low. Because of this, Asian teams can't go any further when it comes to really strong teams.

Therefore, judging from the performance of the Asian Mu Ling team in this World Cup, although there has been improvement, there is still a gap compared with the real strong team.

3. The lack of stars who have the ability to decide the outcome of the game is an important reason why Asian teams did not advance to the quarterfinals. Although there are stars in the big five leagues in Asian teams, the ability of these stars is still lacking. One of the most prominent issues is the lack of stars who can change the game with their individual ability at key moments of the game.

Because of this, when the team is on the back, it can't turn the situation around and end up losing the game.

To sum up, there are 6 Asian teams in this World Cup. Despite their impressive performances in the group stage, none of the Asian teams made it to the quarter-finals.

Personally, I feel that luck and strength are a little bit worse.

Whether it is football or basketball, in addition to its own quality, excellent physical fitness, but also rely on a little bit of court luck, obviously, Asian teams do not have such luck.

Some people say that hard power is the first requirement, and of course I agree with that, but hard power is not the only requirement.

Because the teams and players who can enter the finals are very powerful players, they can advance to the finals, which means that they have a certain strength, but whether they can go to the end in the end is not only determined by strength, but also a little bit of luck, and this little bit of luck determines whether they can advance.

Of course, let's not say that all the players who can advance are lucky, and a large part of the hole is from the strength of others, but if there is a little bit of luck, the 1-2 gap is still easy to equalize.

None of the Asian teams advanced to the quarterfinals of the world, and to put it bluntly, the physical fitness may not be very bad, but the luck is a little worse.

If you want to advance to the quarterfinals of the finals, in addition to your own physical fitness, luck is also essential, so I personally feel that physical fitness and luck are indispensable.

Asian teams have not always reached the top eight in the world, in fact, it is not difficult to see that we do not pay enough attention to football, and the selection and training of players in the league may be faster than that of Europe and the United States, so this is the main reason for the gap.

1.Lack of competitiveness.

It is important to understand the competitive strength issues faced by these Asian teams. In China, it's easy to see why a country of 1.4 billion people can't find or produce a team with enough professional quality because they are woefully lacking in sports and leisure facilities. At the same time, the cost of renting a stadium is quite high.

In addition, children are constantly devoting a lot of time to coping with exams and increasing academics. According to Malcolm Gladwell's "10,000-hour law of success", these two reasons greatly reduce the likelihood of developing players who can adapt to the World Cup round, for example, in China, India or South Korea. Put simply, young people in these countries are not able to compete at the same level because they lack the investment of time, money or facilities.

2.The level of the domestic league is low.

The level of domestic league performance is low, and there is also a lack of training capacity, which is mainly reflected in countries that love football such as Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and Vietnam. Countries in the Middle East have a rich history of football and have produced outstanding players in the past. The Iranian football league has been severely punished for match-fixing, and in the long run, the level of Iranian football, which often adopts extreme defensive tactics, will not improve much.

The same problem is also seen in the countries of the Far East and Australia, where domestic leagues are also facing serious problems and quality problems. Guangzhou Evergrande FC is the champion of the AFC Champions League, but it still has to rely on Brazilian player Eriksen to score goals, and for Eriksen, even if Fred and Ruo are the main strikers, he will not be selected for the Brazilian national team. In addition, Guangzhou Evergrande FC manager Marcello Lippi said his centre-back Kim Yingquan "has what it takes to play for Manchester United".

But that quality was not shown at this World Cup, especially against Algeria. The league doesn't really have the strength, and the reasons listed above are above.