Basketball and soccer, the most commercially mature sports in the world. With the size of China's population and economy, there is incredible potential for both sports to grow; technically, it is just getting started.

The biggest beneficiary of a soccer boom is bound to be FIFA at first, as it can immediately make money from the sale of broadcasting rights and sponsorship fees. In the 2018 World Cup, for example, the five Chinese companies paid a total of $835 million in sponsorship fees, accounting for 35% of all advertising sponsorship revenue for the World Cup; and as soccer becomes more popular in China, more mainland and international brands are bound to seek sponsorship opportunities. 

Best landing spot - dead center above

When taking penalty kicks, the highest hitting positions are the dead corners above the goal. If you can successfully kick the ball to these two positions, the hit rate can reach nearly 100%. Of course, it's not easy to get the ball perfectly into the top corners! The specific method of operation is as follows.

The player quickly draws an arc on the screen, with the finger leaving the screen as shown in the picture above. At the end of the whole shooting command, the progress bar must be at more than three-quarters, but never slide full! If the progress bar is full, there is a high probability that the soccer ball will be kicked away. Therefore, to successfully shoot into a dead end, the player must master the speed when sliding, which requires a lot of practice to do.

Not recommended landing points - dead center at the bottom and right in front of the goalkeeper

Many players like to show their "caution" by using a push shot towards the bottom dead center of the goal when taking a penalty shot. This method of shooting may work wonders against players, but it has a very low hit rate against computers. Even against players, if the opponent guesses the direction of his shot, it is easy to be parried. Therefore this position is not recommended

Basketball and soccer, the most commercially mature sports in the world. With the size of China's population and economy, there is amazing potential for both sports; strictly speaking, it's just getting started.

The rest of the time, soccer fans most often watch European and South American soccer; and because Europe (including the United Kingdom) has a much better strategy to commercialize soccer than South America, the European League Champions League and the English Premier League have become the first-class tournaments in soccer. 

The Club World Cup has actually been held for 17 times, but not many people have been paying attention to it. This is due to the fact that the previous tournament system is generally a competition between the champions of the six continents and the host country, which is not highly visible and the results will not be surprising.