AFC Champions League" Taiwan lost to South Korea and the atmosphere was sluggish. Japanese players were sad and shed tears.

Chen Muheng. (AP)

[Special Correspondent Gong Naijie/Reporting from Tokyo, Japan] The Taiwanese team exchanged six home runs with the South Korean team last night. The Taiwanese team's 20-year-old Zeng Sheng'an double-hit and Zhang Renwei's two consecutive home runs made the history of the team. Chen Muheng, who had a maximum of 3 home goals in a single game, lost to the South Korean team 4:6 in the end. In the third place game of the second consecutive AFC Champions League, Chen Muheng was so sad that he lost 3 points to the South Korean team. Many players returned to the hotel in a depressed mood.

Talking about Chen Muheng being sad and crying, Taiwan team head coach Gao Zhigang said that he did not expect this content or felt that he could do better. "The players still persisted until the last ball. Everyone wanted to fight very hard and did not give up early."

The Taiwanese team's Japanese duo Xu Xiangsheng and Chen Muheng failed to suppress the South Korean heavy artillery force. They were hit by Park Jae-hyun, Kim Daoyong and Moon Zhenbin three times. Two of them were hit after the half inning when the Taiwan team just scored, which somewhat damaged the team's morale.

Tsuna said that Xu Xiangsheng pitched well in the first two innings. After being hit a home run in the third inning, he had some problems with the ball. "I feel it is a pity that he has not stabilized. But I still give him credit and hope that he will continue to grow in Japan in the future. I believe he will be a player that the Taiwanese team is looking forward to in the future."

Tsuna revealed that he originally planned to use both Japanese and Japanese starters against the South Korean team to see if they could maintain the lead through five innings and the bullpen of the winning team could go into battle. "It's a pity that a few missed pitches were caught by the Korean team and caused some damage."