Motivating internationals? It was revealed that the announcement of the second batch of ban list has been postponed! Relevant departments: due to the improvement of the current situation of the national football team

On October 31, Beijing time, Yuan Jia, a media person, revealed that because the national football team defeated Indonesia in the round of 18, the Chinese Football Association has decided to postpone the announcement of the second batch of ban lists.

On September 10 this year, the Chinese Football Association announced the first list of 60 people to be banned. Including Jin Jingdao, Sun Zhunhao, Guo Tianyu, Gu Chao and other 43 people who are familiar to Chinese fans were punished with a lifetime ban, while 40-year-old Wang Song and other 17 people were banned for 5 years. And some of the people involved in the case who were not on the first batch of banned lists are very likely to be heavily fined by the Football Association in the second batch of lists.

Originally, the Football Association planned to announce the second batch of (banned) lists before the national football team played Japan at home in the 6th round of the round of 18, but now it should be postponed. Yuan Jia revealed that it is said that it is because the national football team won Indonesia, and the relevant departments feel that the situation of the national football team is now improving. The postponement of the announcement of the list is also an incentive for the current international players to compete in the top 18 list.

The results of the national football team have a lot to do with the severity of the punishment, and the last time the list was announced was after a humiliating 0-7 defeat in the first round of the round of 18, and many people were heavily punished. The timing of the announcement of the second batch of the Football Association's ban list will obviously be determined according to the results of the national football team's next top 18 matches.

According to the schedule, the Football Association will first travel to Bahrain on November 14, and then return to the home stadium to face Japan again on the 19th. Although the national football team is still at the bottom of the table, it is only two points away from Australia in second place. If they can get points or even win away from Bahrain, the prospects of the national football team to qualify for the next stage of the play-offs will undoubtedly become much more optimistic.