Pinned: World Cup warm-up match China vs. Netherlands live; France vs. United States live broadcast in progress.
"Welcome to the stream, brothers. This is China national football team versus Netherlands."
"Why is the screen black... Don't rush me, guys. What can I do if the site hasn't started the broadcast yet? They should be getting ready in the locker room right now."
"Who am I backing... No need to ask that, brother. A warm-up is just a warm-up. Don't mess with the betting lines; the important thing is studying the China national football team players' form."
[Holy shit? The streamer's washed his hands of it?]
[Streamer, don't secretly bet. If you secretly bet, I'm really going to look down on you.]
[They definitely can't beat Netherlands. No point playing these odds.]
[King Tang! King Tang! It's been so long since I last saw my King Tang!]
[Are there interviews for this warm-up? Can someone ask GGBond what he thinks of Ronaldo's remarks?]
About five or six minutes later, something finally appeared on the screen.
Jassim Stadium!
No tickets had been sold to the public for this match, so the stands were completely empty. Still, having a broadcast was pretty good already.
Teams like Portugal and Argentina were much stingier. They did not even allow broadcasts, leaving fans with no choice but to wait for reporters to post updates.
The hardest-working people were undoubtedly the reporters in Qatar. They had to climb up tall buildings, watch various national teams' warm-up matches through high-powered cameras, then post what they saw live on their social media accounts, using the World Cup to attract followers.
"I need to emphasize this again: Denzel Dumfries' bursts could cause us huge problems. But my view is that it doesn't matter, okay? It doesn't matter."
Though it was