On the evening of January 22nd, Beijing time, the second leg of the China Provincial-Hong Kong Cup football match kicked off at the Mong Kok Stadium. In the first half of the game, 21-year-old national football star Bai Helamu scored after hitting the post, and was subjected to boos and insults from Hong Kong fans. He received a yellow card for celebrating by taking off his shirt and was surrounded by Hong Kong team players, leading to a conflict between the two teams.
In this game, Bai Helamu, who returned from the national team training camp, started the game. Just 10 minutes into the game, Bai Helamu created a threat, his header hit the crossbar and rebounded, followed by another header that hit the crossbar again.
In the 32nd minute, Bai Helamu finally helped the Guangdong team break the deadlock. After receiving a direct pass from his teammate, he scored a low shot from a small angle to break through the Hong Kong goal.
After scoring, Bai Helamu, who had been booed and insulted by Hong Kong fans, celebrated by taking off his shirt in a domineering manner as a response, for which he received a yellow card.
Bai Helamu's celebration also provoked dissatisfaction from the Hong Kong team players. The black player Ai Hua with the number 15 directly pushed Bai Helamu in anger, triggering a conflict between the two teams. Bai Helamu was pushed to the ground during the conflict.
Famous journalist Wen Li also confirmed that Hong Kong fans were constantly booing when the Guangdong team took a corner kick. After Bai Helamu scored, he ran in front of the fans and celebrated by taking off his shirt, which could be considered an indirect retaliation. However, the Hong Kong players became mentally unbalanced because of this, and the fans even threw water bottles, which was indeed somewhat unfriendly.
