Badminton semi-finals begin! 4 derbies, 3 countries secured final seats, national badminton winner, aiming for 4 gold medals
Today, the semi-finals of each individual event of the Denmark Badminton Open will begin. Four derbies are about to begin, and the three countries have secured their seats in the finals in advance. Guoyu occupies 7 semi-final places and is expected to become the big winner of this event, aiming for 4 gold medals.
The Denmark Open is a Super 750 event. The national feather team sent out all its main players to compete. Except for the men's doubles, which lost gold, all the other four events won semi-final seats. Of the 4 derby matches today, 2 are domestic feather battles, namely the men's singles Shi Yuqi vs. Weng Hongyang, and the women's singles Chen Yufei VS Han Yue. Judging from their past records, both Shi Yuqi and Chen Yufei have maintained an unbeaten record against their respective opponents, and they are optimistic that the first brother and first sister of the national feather team will join the finals.
In the other two semi-final derbies, the Japanese combination Matsuyama Naomi/Shida Chihiro and Matsumoto Mayu/Nagahara Wakana will face off. Who can advance depends on on-the-spot performance; the two Indonesian combinations Alfian/Ardianto and Fekri / Maulana faces each other across the net, and the world's No. 1 Ah pair has a greater chance of winning.
In addition to the men's and women's singles qualifying for the finals, the other two events of national badminton are also determined to win. The mixed doubles is dominated by the double insurance combination IELTS and the Phoenix combination. As long as the doubles win the foreign competition today, they will reach the division finals and win the championship and runner-up in advance. The world's No. 1 women's doubles pair, Fanchen, will face off against Japanese pair Suzu Iwanaga/Takaei Nakanishi. Previously, the national feather ace had won all three matches and only lost one game. Winning the China-Japan matchup is not a problem. They will have a strong push for their 7th crown this year. Come on!
