How to analyze the technical characteristics of Korean and Japanese men's soccer teams?

Japan and South Korea are both very strong football, and they are the flags of East Asian football and even the whole Asian football, but their styles are different.

Japan's football skills are exquisite, focusing on overall cooperation, and the players' tactical literacy is also very high. Although the physical condition is relatively poor, Japan can often achieve good results in intercontinental competitions through smooth overall cooperation and clear tactical thinking. Moreover, Japan's J League is second to none in Asia, which has laid a good foundation for the development of Japanese football.

Compared with the delicacy of Japanese football, Korean football is famous for its endurance and tenacious fighting will. The best example is the 2002 World Cup, in which Italy was defeated in overtime. ) The blockbuster of the 2002 World Cup made the world know about Korean football. Like Japan, South Korea's K League is also the first-class level in Asia, and the team has strong competitiveness in the AFC Champions Cup, so the talent pool is not inferior to Japan.

Japanese football players come from Brazil, and their footwork is exquisite and quite ornamental; In contrast, the style of Korean football is more like Germany, with strong will and fighting spirit. The contest of football between the two countries is basically technology VS strength. Although Japan is at a disadvantage in recent games, I personally think that Japanese football is still slightly better than South Korea (according to its performance against the world's top teams), and Japanese football is more profound.

South Korea has always been known for its spiritual strength. In Asia, South Korea has excellent physical strength and first-class technical level. "Although there is a gap with the world's top level, the advantages of Korean football are consistent with the development direction of modern football." Japanese football is superior to technical ability. "Japanese players are not tall, but they have strong technical and tactical abilities. Because Japanese players have paid attention to developing basic skills and passing and catching skills since childhood. " Japanese football has absorbed the advantages of Italian and Spanish football, and its professional league operation system has also successfully transplanted the European model.