Congratulations! The Wuhan Women s Football Team qualified early after their first win in the AFC Champions League. They should have won 9-0: 17 kicks + 7 ridiculous spits.

In the second round match of the Women’s AFC Champions League Group B that ended on November 20, the Wuhan Chegujiang University Women’s Football Team defeated the East Bengal team of India 2-0. In the first two rounds of the group, they had 1 win, 1 draw and 4 points.

In this game, facing the Indian team, the Wuhan Women's Football Team was a dimensionality reduction blow. In the whole game, the Wuhan Women's Football Team blasted 17 shots and 10 of them were on target, while the opponent only had 2 shots and 1 on target. However, the Wuhan Women's Football Team's ability to seize opportunities in front of the goal in this campaign is indeed poor.

With the exception of Wang Shuang, who scored twice, the other players' shots were subpar, especially foreign aid Owusu's three wasted goals.

In addition, Deng Mengye missed a single shot at the beginning. South Korean foreign aid Kim Hye-ri faced an empty goal and was cleared. At the end of the game, Chen Ying and Ma Jun wasted good opportunities one after another. If they seize the opportunity, the Wuhan Women's Football Team can definitely win more than 9 goals.

Since there are only 12 participating teams in 3 groups in this AFC Champions League, the top 2 in each group and the 2 best 3rd places will advance to the top 8. The three rounds of the other two groups have ended. The third place in Group A only has 3 points after 3 rounds. Therefore, the Wuhan Women's Football Team with 4 points has qualified one round ahead of schedule.

However, as the defending champion, qualifying for the AFC Champions League group is obviously not the goal of the Wuhan Women's Football Team. Facing Japanese, Korean and Australian Super League teams in the knockout round, whether the Wuhan Women's Football Team can continue their dominant performance is the key to defending the title.