On 20 September, Freiburg will host Hamburg.

Hamburg lost 0:4 to RB Leipzig in the last round, and only 1 point from 1 draw and 2 losses in 3 rounds, ranking 16th in the Bundesliga.

The more teams like this, the more they need to be careful, especially as Hamburg, the only two who have not been relegated, and the bottoming out is almost certain, and Freiburg needs to be careful not to become a stepping stone for others.

So Streich lined up the best lineup Freiburg could field, including Sunset and Seyunju, who made two fatal mistakes in the last round.

In addition to the various comparisons between the two teams before the game, the Oriental media elevated the confrontation between the two players even beyond the game itself, that is, Sunset and Hamburg's right-back Kotoku Sakai.

Sunset was bored with the many hypes about these topics before the game, as Japan in Europe was not comparable to China in terms of the number or quality of players. It's not the same position, and there is no basis for comparison in a match between the respective clubs in Germany.

In the same way, his goal is to be a competent playmaker in Freiburg's midfield, against all the Bundesliga defenders on the right and in the middle, and he is not so bored to keep an eye on a Japanese defender.

Thankfully, until he was 18 years old, the club protected him from allowing any media interviews, which allowed him to pretend to turn a blind eye to the many media outlets in both countries at the pre-match training ground and concentrate on the preparations for the game.

However, he was a little strange, he had heard Feng Yuanyuan say before that in order to avoid 'affecting' the preparation for the World Cup qualifiers in China, the domestic media circulated a 'tacit understanding' that did not publicize too much about the 'unsuccessful' players.

Only then did I know that after Huaguo lost 2:3 to South Korea away and drew 0:0 with Iran at home, there was not much debate about the composition of the Chinese national team in China, so I didn't care that he could show his head a little, and naturally many media began to pay attention to this exciting game, and even Feng Yuanyuan would rush to Freiburg on the morning of the game for an interview.

After hearing about these situations, Sunset left them behind after making the phone call, and began to concentrate on his own private training with Vahiri.

At 5 p.m. on September 20, the weather in Freiburg was a bit overcast, and the temperature was only in the mid-teens, which made it feel a little cool.

But none of this affected the fiery mood of the Freiburg fans. Although it is unlikely that the team can maintain such a good form in a season, the result of nine points from three rounds has created the best start in the club's history, which is enough to make the fans satisfied and cheer for the team wholeheartedly.

As the team's new favorite, Sunset is the focus of the fans' cheers, not only does his old base West Stand have the 'Sunset Song', but as soon as he appears, he sees a large poster of Sunset with the face of the clown with oil paint on the face displayed by the fans. The expression of arrogance, mockery, and contempt jumped on the page, and there was a slogan below:

"The 'clown' who brings us joy, let the other teams cry..."

As soon as the starters entered the stadium, this freshly baked poster came to the face, and Wagner, who was walking in front, deliberately turned around and pointed back and said:

"It's a provocation, an arrogant provocation, but I like it, it's cool..."

Schweinsteiger was well-informed, commenting:

"Except for shutting up and scoring goals, it's a lot like how Arshavin celebrates, it's cool."

Sunset nodded in acknowledgement:

"Yes, I like his arrogance. We've been teammates and good friends before. ”

With these tidbits exchanging, the Freiburg team started the game with a relaxed mentality.

From the first minute of the game, Sunset was active on the left side like clockwork, giving Freiburg fans a re-entry look at the afterglow that used breakouts to tear the team apart last season, but with a much better sense of the ball. Often pull out to catch the ball by running, and then catch the ball because you need to avoid direct physical confrontation, stop the ball with your chest or raise your legs to stop the ball, and stop directly to the route of the next move, using the fluidity of the action and the agility of the body, directly past the defender who is too close.

His cohesive and frequent, combined with speed and agility, makes it difficult for defenders to get close enough to get past them all at once, and a little further away he can adjust his possession and prepare for the next break or take advantage of the opportunity to send a pass. As Sunset moves constantly, it's hard to grasp whether or not to get close to the right card slot.

Whether it's Hamburg midfielder Gitien Young, centre-back Julu or right wing-back Kode Sakai, they all suffered enough in his breakthrough.

"Sino-Japanese confrontation? Inexistent. Sunset has a good grasp of the mentality and scale, and is not disturbed by the media hype, and provides strong support for Freiburg's offense..."

After two rounds of restarting the broadcast of the China Television Sports Channel, Shen Fangjian commented on Sunset's performance in the team.

In the 21st minute, Sunset took advantage of the Hamburg team's attention to him, broke through Rong's interception and immediately distributed the ball to Forlenbach, who had an assist. Follenbach then cut inside and sent the ball down the middle, where Wagner headed home to open the door for Freiburg.

In the 32nd minute, Sunset pulled back two Hamburg defenders and conceded a pass from Follenbach, which Wagner fired from a tight angle on the left side of the box.

"When I can contribute to Freiburg's attack without touching the ball, I feel like I see the prelude to a repeat of Hamburg's nightmare..."

After Schmitz complimented Wagner, who scored twice, he still didn't forget to add a compliment to Sunset, even though his commentary has caused a lot of trouble because of Sunset's recent explanation.

And 40 minutes later, after Sunset's left attack was temporarily contained by Hamburg due to his declining fitness, Hubble and Stenzel on the right side of Freiburg became active, so that the Hamburg team that wanted to take the opportunity to counterattack was depressed and suppressed back.

During the break, Streich praised Sunset for doing what he was asked for, and then reiterated that he would continue to give Sunset 15 to 20 minutes in the second half, encouraging him to stay sharp and aggressive.

Hamburg started the second half hoping to get off to a good start and close the gap as soon as possible.

They replaced the Croatian prodigy Halilovic who had just been bought from Barcelona and attacked with him at its core.

The 20-year-old is almost a prime example of an injury to Zhongyong, once known as Croatia's Messi, who played in Croatia's top league at the age of 16 and scored goals, and then played in the Champions League. Represented Croatia for the national team at the age of 17 and was snapped up by Barcelona at the age of 18.

But the dazzling trajectory came to an abrupt end, and there were bright moments in Barcelona B, Sporting Gijón and Hamburg, but there was never a consistent performance, far from meeting people's expectations.