Yucheng team is the third team led by Mo Huaqiang. He can clearly feel a completely different feeling from before. The previous school team and county team were at best just an amateur team, while the current city team led by him has a bit of a professional team. The feeling of supporting him mainly comes from two aspects: one is the training ground for professional teams, and the other is the warm-up opponent of professional teams.

The stadium prepared by professional league standards is completely different from the unmanaged half-dirt and half-grass fields in the schools that the players played before. The young players who stepped on the training grounds of professional players for the first time were also very excited. The green field that was only seen on TV before is now truly displayed in front of them. Some players even imitate the celebration of kneeling or body gliding in the European League and games.

It is also because the Yucheng team has a superior condition for a club training base. When many surrounding county and city teams were very interested when they heard about it, they all contacted them to play a warm-up exchange match. The club had worried about where to find a suitable warm-up match opponent. But now they are so popular, and they are a little worried about the number of five warm-up matches. Given that there are too many teams in contact, the club also asked Mo Huaqiang whether he needed to add one or two games. After consideration, Mo Huaqiang still maintained the five games he proposed before. Playing five games in nine days is already considered a great intensity. The team also needs to conduct summary and targeted training, and also prevent injuries. In the end, after screening, the club agreed to the warm-up requests of four cities and counties including Guixi, Beihai, Qingzhou, and Shuxian.

But before accepting the challenges of these four brothers, the Yucheng team was first trained by a quasi-professional team, and the situation was terrible. After nearly one day of training on the afternoon of the 4th and the morning of the 5th, the city team ushered in the challenge of the Yuchai Club's u17 echelon in the afternoon. Yuchai u17 is the first echelon formed by the club. The team lasted only three months, and the players were all 16 and 17 years old. They are some excellent players of the age selected from inside and outside the district. There is still a big gap between the real professional echelon in terms of personal ability and training requirements, and can only be regarded as a semi-professional echelon.

However, when fighting with such a half-professional team, the team still felt the huge gap between amateur and professional. This was not due to the physical crushing caused by a two or three years apart. In fact, after the U17 players knew about the situation of this team, in order to avoid injury to their opponents, they basically retained their strength and did not rely on their physical fitness to suppress their opponents. They basically relied on their skilled pass control to lead the rhythm of the game. More because of their understanding of the game, tactical execution, solid basic skills and other "software" in mind consciousness. Although the opponent only used three success forces, the team was still seriously crushed.

The game was divided into three quarters, each quarter was 30 minutes. In the first two quarters, the team didn't even get the ball a few times, let alone hit the goal. Moreover, they were all led by their opponents, and the u17 players didn't even sweat much, but the team was already exhausted, panting, and sweating profusely, as if they had played in two preliminaries.

Entering the third quarter, seeing these little brothers being so tired, u17 further slowed down the pace, occasionally letting go, giving them a few chances to get the ball. The u17 players also understood very well that this team will be the main component of the club's u15 and will be their junior brother in the future. They understand that the senior management attaches more importance to this team that is two years younger than the club. The sense of superiority as the first team of the club immediately decreased a lot. They were a little disappointed in their hearts and also competed secretly, wanting to see how good these junior high school students are and give them a warning.

After two quarters of testing, I found that they were still a group of students who were born in the field of playing wild football, and their tactical qualities and basic skills were not as good as theirs. Their sense of superiority came back. In the third quarter, the U17, which was much more assured, was also "lazy", which gave the city the opportunity to make several beautiful counterattacks through passing the ball.

The two forwards sent by the city team this quarter were Li Weizhen and Liu Kehu from Lucheng. Compared with Zheng Dakai and Luo Bin in the first two quarters, Liu Kehu's strong attack ability is not as good as Zheng Luo, but he and Li Weizhen called more. In addition, Xu Te, who provided support behind him, the combination of Lucheng trident suddenly led the frontcourt to live, giving the ball a direction to conduct, and the overall promotion of the team began to be of level.

After central defender Luo Cheng took the ball, he looked for Chen Qi on the left. After controlling the ball, Chen Qi flicked a fake shot and passed the ball to Xu Te in the middle. Before taking the ball, he had already observed Liu Kehu on the right. Xu Te made a move to catch the ball, but it was a clever leak. The ball happened to come to Liu Kehu's feet and kept the ball. Liu Kehu directly pushed the ball to Li Weizhen in the middle with the inside of his right foot;

The u17 defender who was guarding Li Weizhen was nearly 1.8 meters tall, and did not take this little man under 1.7 meters seriously, letting him get the ball with his back. When he was about to turn around, he pushed up very old and was ready to block his next ball route at any time. When his body and game experience were completely at a disadvantage, Li Weizhen either passed the ball or drove the ball to the side. It was difficult to have a third choice, because the opponent had blocked his turn route. Once he forced his turn, the ball would definitely be dealt with by a defender who was waiting for him.

Li Weizhen had no intention of turning around. He pulled the ball up half high with his left toe, and then followed directly with his right foot, and wanted to force half a volley! This guy is indeed a master of art and courage. He knew that there was a dead end in front of him, but he still had to break forward, but he happened to walk out the third path with a bright future.

No one expected that he, who was blocked, had not turned completely and shot directly. The connection movement was so fast. In the flash, the defender certainly raised his foot to block his shot route as soon as possible. Li Weizhen wanted this opportunity. At this moment, he also completed the half-turning action. The position of the goal could be vaguely seen from the corner of his eyes. At the moment, Li Weizhen pressed his right foot down, and there was also a scrambling action on the outside of the touch of the ball.

The ball happened to pass between the separated legs of the u17 defender, drawing a beautiful outer arc, and heading straight to the upper right corner of the goal. The goalkeeper did not expect that he could shoot the ball from that position, and suddenly stood in place, and failed to make a save.

With a "dang", the ball hit the crossbar and bounced back into the field. The goalkeeper who reacted was able to save the ball with a forward save.
Chapter completed!