What are the magical curses in football?

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The South American duo’s “crouching dragon and phoenix chick” curse.

One person can win the world, but what if both of them win?

Feng Chu died unexpectedly, Wolong Autumn Wind Wuzhangyuan.

There is also this "crouching dragon and phoenix chick" curse in football. In the history of the World Cup, as long as Brazil and Argentina enter the quarterfinals at the same time, the Brazilian team will not win the championship.

In the 1958 World Cup, Argentina was eliminated in the group stage, while Brazil successfully won the championship.

The 1962 World Cup was a replica of the 1958 World Cup. Argentina went home after the group stage, and Brazil successfully won the championship.

In the 1966 World Cup, the Argentina team finally had some shadow of the Pampas Eagles. The first place in the group stage advanced to the quarterfinals. In the quarterfinals, they lost to the unfavorable situation of being sent off one player. England. As Argentina entered the quarterfinals, the last defending champion Brazil lost consecutive games to Portugal and Hungary in the group stage, and was eliminated in the group stage;

Netizens said:

In the past 10 seasons, Barcelona has won 6 La Liga championships and 3 Champions League championships, and can be said to be invincible in Europe. But the Anoeta Stadium, home of Real Sociedad, is the only position that the invincible Barcelona cannot occupy. The last time Barcelona won here was back in 2007. Finally, in the Copa del Rey match, Barcelona relied on Neymar's penalty kick to score. Barcelona defeated Real Sociedad 1-0 in an away game, ending the curse of many years of invincibility at the Anoeta Stadium.

Now, let’s take stock of the strange curses in football.

Deathwing Maeda Ryoichi

A few seasons ago, the top priority for J-League teams was not to allow Maeda Ryoichi to score his first goal of the season. For the J-League at that time, Maeda Ryoichi was a god of death. From the 2007 season to the 2012 season, all six teams that allowed Maeda Ryoichi to score his first goal of the season were relegated from the J-League.

The former Japanese international player played for Iwata Joyous for six years, kicking Kofu Fuulin, Tokyo Green, Chiba Ichihara, Kyoto Phoenix, Yamagata Yamashin and Gamba Osaka into the J2 League. You know, before Maeda Ryoichi scored, Gamba Osaka was a top-three team for three consecutive seasons.

Netizen New Media Circle:

The Chinese men’s football team’s curse of qualifying after a draw has broken the hearts of fans more than once.

The following are some incomplete statistics, welcome to add

1980 Olympic Qualifying Tournament China 0-1 Singapore

March 8, 1980, Chinese Olympic Team The first time to hit the Moscow Olympics. Before the final match against Singapore, the Chinese team led by Nian Weisi only needed a tie to qualify. However, more than 30 shots failed to result in a goal. Instead, the opponent scored the only goal of the game. In the end, the Chinese team had 2 wins, 2 draws and 1 loss and was eliminated in the group stage.

1985 World Cup Qualifying Match China 1-2 Hong Kong

In the World Cup qualifying match on May 19, 1985, the Chinese team tied with the Hong Kong team in Beijing to qualify for the group stage. But in the game at that time, the Hong Kong team of China took advantage of a free kick in the first half and Zhang Zhide scored a goal. Although the Chinese team then equalized the score through Li Hui, the Chinese team finally lost the winning goal in the second half to the opponent's young forward Gu Jinhui in a quick counterattack. When a draw would qualify them for the group stage, the Chinese team fell at the feet of the underdog Hong Kong, China. Later, May 19 became the "National Humiliation Day" for Chinese football.

China 1-3 South Korea in the 1992 Olympic Qualifiers

On January 29, 1992, Xu Genbao led his team south to Kuala Lumpur to compete with South Korea for tickets to the Barcelona Olympics. A draw will qualify. However, the Chinese team was defeated by the Korean team three times in a row within 9 minutes of the first half, losing 1-3 and losing the right to qualify. What’s even more frightening is that the real “Korean phobia” in Chinese football begins here.