Rapid Prototyping, Rapid Prototyping China-http://www.prototype.com.hk/: 十二月 2015

2015年12月9日星期三

China trounced by Sweden 3-0 at Algarve Cup group match

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China's Zhang Rui, left, fights for the ball with a Swedish player in Santo Antonio, Portugal, March 10, 2015. [Photo/Xinhua]

SANTO ANTONIO, Portugal - Four-time Algarve Cup winners Sweden eased past their final Group A rivals China 3-0 on Monday with three first-half goals at the annual women's soccer invitational tournament.
Paris Saint-Germain forward Kosovare Asllani opened scoring for the world No 5 in as early as the fourth minute after a group effort in front of the Chinese goalmouth sliced open the space for goal.
The Nodic side's skipper Lotta Schelin enlarged the lead on 32 minutes with a penalty kick after midfielder Hanna Folkesson was tackled down at the right edge of the area while trying to break through a defence of five Chinese players.
Just seven minutes later, Sofia Jakobsson tabbed in a corner kick from Elin Rubensson, adding the third goal for Sweden making advantage of an error from China's goalie Wang Fei.
Throughout the game, China were tied with Sweden on seven shoots each, but 5-10 on corner kicks and 5-1 on free kicks.
"I'm not satisfied with the result but my players have given all out with quicker paces in attacking and having created more chances than the previous two games," commented the Chinese head coach Hao Wei after the match.
"It's just a warmup tournament and we still get chance to improve on tactics," he added.
The Swedish boss Pia Sundhage was obviously happy with the three-goal victory, though she admitted that her players failed to live up to her expectations in the second half.
"I'd be happier if we'd done better in the second half," she said. "The Chinese team is a technical one with many new players, who made some trouble for us, especially in the opening minutes."
The victory lifts Sweden to the top of Group A on six points, beating Germany to the second place on goal differences.

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Clubs go on a record transfer shopping spree

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Shopping by Super League clubs went up a notch on the 2014/2015 transfer market as they spent 108 million euros ($121.2 million) on players.
The money spent on transfers of Chinese top-flight clubs beat most of the top leagues in the world, standing only second to the English Premier League, according to statistics released by Germany's Transfer Market on Friday when the Chinese winter transfer window closed.
The spending brought in 47 foreign players and saw 62 Chinese players move to new clubs. It surpassed last year's record of 68.72 million euros and doubled the number of foreign names in the league.
Former Brazilian league top scorer Dario Conca returned to China and joined Shanghai SIPG club after one year at Brazilian club Fluminense.
"I hope I can repay you with better performance. Thank you China," he wrote on his micro blog.
Conca, the latest signing by former England manager Sven-Goran Eriksson, set a record transfer fee of 8.9 million euros four years ago.
This was beaten by Evergrande's payment of 15 million euros for Brazil international Ricardo Goulart and 11 million for Brazilian striker Alan Carvalho from Red Bull Salzburg.
Iceland internationals Vidar Kjartansson and Solvi Ottersen are new signings of Jiangsu Sainty and Beijing Guo'an gave striker Erton Fejzullahu a 2-year contract.
The riches brought pressure, too, as heavy-spending clubs try to make ends meet.
Chen Xuyuan, president of Shanghai International Port (Group) Co (SIPG), said the wild spending should end.
"After all, soccer is a sport. If money can solve everything, then it is no longer a sport," he said.

China to introduce soccer textbooks to schools

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(From left to right) Spanish soccer star Michel Salgado, Italian soccer stars Marco Materazzi and Alessandro Nesta pose for a group photo with young players and officials during a teenager soccer trainning program in Beijing, Feb 3, 2015. [Photo by Sun Xiaochen/chinadaily.com.cn]

BEIJING -- Compilation of new soccer textbooks for Chinese primary and middle schools is scheduled for completion around the end of March, after the Ministry of Education named the sport a compulsory part of the national curriculum.
The seven volumes are being compiled with input from soccer teachers by state-managed publisher the People's Education Press (PEP). They are aimed at primary school students from grade three to six as well as junior and senior middle school students, Wednesday's Beijing Youth Daily reported.
Students will be able to use their cellphones to scan QR codes in the textbooks and access instructional videos, the newspaper quoted Chen Keqi, head of sports section of the PEP, as saying.
As well as teaching soccer's basic skills and rules, the textbooks will foster team spirit and sense of responsibility, Chen said.
In February, the government kicked off a plan to improve China's soccer credentials, with the country embarrassed in recent times by the performance of its national team and corruption in domestic leagues.
The Ministry of Education plans to select thousands of schools to lead the campaign, reviving the sport's popularity on campus and offering coaching that it hopes will create a bigger pool of talented players.

Chinese Women's Super League launched to promote women's soccer

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Chinese Football Association officials, executives of LeTV and former female national team players launch the 2015 season of Chinese Women's Super League in Beijing on Wednesday. [Photo provided to China Daily]

China's ambitious plan of improving soccer levels in the country has borne fruit in the world of women's soccer as the upgraded version of a women's league was launched on Wednesday with lucrative sponsorships.
The Chinese Women's Super League, the female equivalent of the men's Chinese Super League, will kick off its 2015 season on Sunday in Beijing with host Beijing squaring off against Jiangsu in the league opener, organizers said on Wednesday.
The CWSL will feature the top eight teams of last year's 16-club domestic league playing in a home-and-away system, and the remaining eight sides will play in a round-robin tournament as the second-tier competition.
The team finishing last in CWSL will be relegated to the second division next year while the top club from the lower-level tournament will get promoted to CWSL.
It will be the first time the women's league resumes the promotion and demotion system over the past four years, a sign suggesting that female participation in soccer has been improving following setbacks on the international stage, said officials.
"We are able to develop the league into two groups because we have enough teams and enough venues to host the competition, which shows the growth of the talent pool and the increasing support for women's soccer," said Liu Ailing, former national midfielder and current youth development official with Beijing Football Association.
"However, to develop the women's league into a popular product appealing to fans like the CSL is still a long way off due to the lack of facilities, funding and attention to women's soccer," said Liu.
Thanks to Chinese President Xi Jinping's concern over soccer, a comprehensive reform and development plan involving women's soccer and soccer among youth was approved by the State Council, China's cabinet, in February and has started to inspire enterprises to invest in the game once tarnished by corruption scandals.
LeTV Holdings Co Ltd, an emerging internet and technology company, announced on Wednesday that it has signed a five-year contract with the Chinese Football Association to become CWSL's title sponsor, commercial partner and main broadcaster. The deal amount was not disclosed.

Brazil striker Tardelli reveals 'irresistible' Chinese offer

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RIO DE JANEIRO - Brazil international striker Diego Tardelli revealed Thursday he has received an "irresistible offer" to join a club in China.

Diego Tardelli of Atletico Mineiro celebrates with the Best Player trophy after winning the Copa do Brasil final soccer match against Cruzeiro at Mineirao stadium in Belo Horizonte November 26, 2014. [Photo/Agencies]

The 29-year-old said a move would depend on an agreement between the suitor - believed to be Shandong Luneng - and his current club Atletico Mineiro.
"Right now nothing is certain. I've left it in the hands of the club and my agent (Giuliano Bertolucci), Tardelli told reporters on Thursday.
"I think every player would like to be in my situation. If I go, it's going to be good for me. If I stay I will be happy too because of my relationship with Atletico and the fans. It's a good proposal, irresistible. But it has to be good for me and (Atletico)."
According to Brazilian media, Shandong Luneng face competition for Tardelli's signature from their Chinese rivals Guangzhou Evergrande.
Atletico Mineiro have reportedly already rejected an initial six million-euro bid from Shandong for the former Real Betis player.
Tardelli scored 10 goals from 23 Brazilian Serie A matches in 2014. He was recalled to Brazil's squad by national coach Dunga in September.

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