What's the significance of China's first goal in the Europa League?

In the second round of the Europa League, when the Spaniard was away against CSKA Moscow, Lei Wu, who had been silent for most of the game, finally made use of a quick counterattack and successfully scored a goal with a single knife, ending the decline of only one goal in the previous 13 games. It is worth mentioning that this is also the first goal scored by a China player in the Europa League, which has created a new milestone in China football. Such a goal will also re-establish Lei Wu's position in the Spanish squad, which will greatly relieve the pressure on him.

In the competition, Lei Wu's performance was obviously unsatisfactory. Only in the Europa League qualifier, when he played against Lucerne at home, he scored the first goal in the European competition with a hammer blitzkrieg for only 2 minutes. But after all, the overall strength of the Lucerne team is not good, and the Spaniard has beaten his opponent 3- away, almost locking in the promotion situation. Although the goal of Wu Qiu Wang at that time was gratifying, it was of limited significance to the team's journey.

But in this game, when the Spaniard's recent record is poor and he is eager to stop his slump, it is very crucial for Lei Wu to come forward! In fact, Lei Wu didn't play well in the first half. When the team counterattacked, it seemed to be a beat slower, and it seemed that he didn't adapt to the avant-garde position on the right.

However, there is no doubt that Lei Wu has strong self-adjustment ability! In the second half of the game, Lei Wu played very well. Before he scored, he had two breakthroughs, one was wasted by his teammates and the other was blocked by his opponent's closed defense in the penalty area.

at the 64th minute, Lei Wu finally ushered in the highlight moment! Lopez delivered a long pass in the backcourt, and Vargas directly chose an oblique pass after getting the ball. Lei Wu quickly started to throw off the defender to form a quasi-single-handed opportunity, and calmly pushed the goal in the face of the attacking goalkeeper. The whole process was completed in one go.

This is also the first goal scored by China players in the Europa League. After the downturn, Lei Wu bloomed again and ushered in a great milestone! It is worth mentioning that in yesterday's Champions League match, Salzburg's Japan-South Korea double star Takumi Minamino and Huang Xican both made contributions, and Lei Wu also successfully responded to his opponent.