So brutal! The U17 Chinese national team crushed Indonesia 7-0, a third-tier team overwhelming a second-tier one — this is what it feels like to be a powerhouse.

On February 9th Beijing time, an international friendly took place last night as planned, where the U17 Chinese team clashed with Indonesia U17. The Chinese squad erupted with astonishing power, overwhelming Indonesia 7-0 throughout the game and seizing a decisive win. It must be said, this match was somewhat merciless. As a third-tier team, we crushed the second-tier Indonesian team 7-0. We finally felt the strength of a top team, setting our sights on the World Cup!

To prepare for the upcoming U17 Asian Cup, this Chinese team has been training relentlessly lately. They already played two matches against the Asian powerhouse Uzbekistan, earning one win and one loss. On the field, we matched them shot for shot without being outplayed. According to the schedule, we then faced the second-tier Indonesian team. The Chinese team didn’t even field their full-strength lineup this match, aiming to test combinations, but unexpectedly went on a rampage, leaving the opposition utterly overwhelmed!

From the start, we actively launched attacks, with the forward line ready to strike and continuously looking for chances to score. Soon, Zhao Songyuan seized a great opportunity and easily opened the scoring, breaking the deadlock. Goals then came like bamboo shoots after rain: 8 minutes later, Wang Heyi extended the lead. At the 42nd minute, Zhao Songyuan scored again to complete a brace, followed by Hou Wehao adding another before halftime to widen the gap. In the second half, Indonesia made major substitutions attempting to break through our defense, but we stayed composed and methodically launched attacks. At the 52nd minute, Hou Wehao struck again to complete his double. At the 73rd minute, a substitute scored once more, dealing a heavy blow to the opponent — it was truly a relentless onslaught. In stoppage time, our pressure didn’t ease as Ilikhong found the net to add the final flourish. Ultimately, the Chinese team stormed to a 7-0 victory over Indonesia, creating a total rout and leaving the opponent in complete disarray!

It must be said, this Chinese team played incredibly strong, giving off the vibe of an Asian powerhouse. However, we can’t get ahead of ourselves; we must progress steadily step by step. Hopefully, we can maintain this level of performance in the official competition. According to the latest schedule, the two teams will meet again on February 11th for a rematch. Looking forward to the Chinese team delivering another crushing blow — keep it up!

Written by / Sports Fiction