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Comparative Study on the Offensive Ability of the Professional Football Club in China,Japan and Korea

Weihua Cao

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By means of literature review,expert interview,observation and mathematical statistics,this paper makes comparative analysis and overall evaluation on offensive ability of each team in Cina,Japan and Korea in 2010 Asia Club Championship.The result shows that the overall offensive ability of Japanese and Korean teams is strong.Chinese team lags behind Japanese or Korean team in the ability of offensive ability,contest control and ball possession.The Chinese team also has obvious gap with Japanese or Korean team with regard to shooting times,shooting quality and conner kick.No difference was found about free kick in the front-court,while Chinese team needs to improve the free kick ability.The Chinese team is lower than Japanese and Korean teams in times of offending the opponents front court 30 meters.The teams of Japan and Korea performed extremely well in Asia Club Championship.At present,the Asian football is dominated by East Asian countries which are represented by Korean and Japanese teams.

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By means of literature review,expert interview,observation and mathematical statistics,this paper makes comparative analysis and overall evaluation on offensive ability of each team in Cina,Japan and Korea in 2010 Asia Club Championship.The result shows that the overall offensive ability of Japanese and Korean teams is strong.Chinese team lags behind Japanese or Korean team in the ability of offensive ability,contest control and ball possession.The Chinese team also has obvious gap with Japanese or Korean team with regard to shooting times,shooting quality and conner kick.No difference was found about free kick in the front-court,while Chinese team needs to improve the free kick ability.The Chinese team is lower than Japanese and Korean teams in times of offending the opponents front court 30 meters.The teams of Japan and Korea performed extremely well in Asia Club Championship.At present,the Asian football is dominated by East Asian countries which are represented by Korean and Japanese teams.

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By means of literature review,expert interview,observation and mathematical statistics,this paper makes comparative analysis and overall evaluation on offensive ability of each team in Cina,Japan and Korea in 2010 Asia Club Championship.The result shows that the overall offensive ability of Japanese and Korean teams is strong.Chinese team lags behind Japanese or Korean team in the ability of offensive ability,contest control and ball possession.The Chinese team also has obvious gap with Japanese or Korean team with regard to shooting times,shooting quality and conner kick.No difference was found about free kick in the front-court,while Chinese team needs to improve the free kick ability.The Chinese team is lower than Japanese and Korean teams in times of offending the opponents front court 30 meters.The teams of Japan and Korea performed extremely well in Asia Club Championship.At present,the Asian football is dominated by East Asian countries which are represented by Korean and Japanese teams.

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