Women's World Cup: China Coach Says Cameroon's Defence is Flawed

Our Lionesses will play against China today Saturday June 20, 2015, at midnight (00.30), at the ongoing FIFA Women's World Cup. They've had a remarkable journey so far, but the China Head Coach Hao Wei believes the Cameroon defence is flawed. The confident Hao Wei spoke with the Xinhua News Agency 

“We did not play against Cameroon over those years, we studied their play of the recent three World Cup games and made a meticulous analysis of them. We have found the way to deal with them,” he said.
He was impressed by Cameroon’s attack but not their defence.
“They performed well in the group games, their attack was strong, but I think they have a flawed defence and we will take advantage of that,” Hao said.

It should be noted that the China coach Hao Wei has been banished from the sidelines for his team's last 16 clash against Cameroon. Hao was punished for hampering Ria Percival’s bid to take a quick throw in during a 2-2 draw which sent New Zealand out of the tournament.
Hao will serve a one-game touchline ban. He said he believed his matured players could manage without his presence.
“I was very pleased to see that my players has matured a lot after three World Cup games. So though I will be absent from the bench, I am sure my players can be good enough to cope with it,” he said.Both teams will play at the Commonwealth stadium in Edmonton Canada.