泉源：张昆龙 北青体育

主场2比0零封浙江队之后，国安赢得?了赛季主场首胜，并以2胜3平升至中超积分榜第五。关于迎来相?对完整阵容的国安来说，能在主场拿下此前同样不败的浙江队，这本?身就是值得庆祝的，而更令人欣喜的是，国安本赛季首次使用的双中锋战术，让球队展现出了和之前角逐纷歧样的内容。这也再次印证了一点：今年的国安不?是没人，要害要看怎么用！

已往几轮角逐，国安虽然坚持不败，但时势上所体现出来的内?容与外界预期有很大差别。同时，外界关于张玉宁和法比奥能否共存问题，也睁开了讨论。本场角逐，塞蒂恩给出了他的解决计划，那就是让两人同时都首发。至?于效果，相信看过角逐的人都会认可，二人在一起同伴有着不错的化学反应，只管国安9号未完?成直接的进球或者助攻，但他在前场的作用毋庸置疑，他和法比奥完全可以踢出想要的配合。

那么，?关于法比奥和张玉宁共存的问题，主教练持有什么样的看法呢？赛后宣布会上，国安主帅塞蒂恩给出相识释：“着实双先锋关于我们来讲一直在考量之中的，足球上就是这样，一个区域变强，另一个区域?就会有一些弱势，?今天我们进攻上变强，防地上可能就会泛起情形。但我们在场上有许多精彩的队员，有差别的组合可以来应对差别的敌手。?”

此役除了张玉宁，国何在后防地上也有两位施展精彩的球员，一个是竣事红牌停赛的恩加德乌，另一位就是从伤病中快速恢复的斯?帕吉奇，随着这两人的登场外加双中锋战术，可以说开赛5轮后，国安终于可以倾轧一套?实力最强的首发阵容。只管尚有像张源、张稀哲、王刚这样的伤号无法登场，但思量到他们现在在队内的作用以及年岁等问?题，现实上本场比?赛的先发11人就是现在的国安最强阵。

塞蒂恩关于这个阵容也有他自己的想法，赛后他体现：“确实从联赛???开局到现在，我们一直面临伤停和?意外情形，这?些问题给我们造成了很大的影响。我希?望随着联赛深入，我们可以有完整的名单?来使用，也希望恩加德乌的伤势不会影响之后的角逐。”

另外值得一提的是，塞尔吉尼奥也在起劲融入国安，只管他仍未恢复到自己的最佳状态，但他在场上的作用是无人可以取代的。尤其?是他和法比奥、张玉宁组成的前场三叉戟，应该说也是?国安近年来的最强进攻组合，一旦他们完全磨合到位，国安的进球就会越来越多地到来。而怎样让?现有球员的最大效力施展出来，也是塞蒂恩眼下最需要思量的事情。

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• Good morning. We’re trying something new for our readers in Asia and the Pacific region: a morning briefing to your day. What do you like? What do you want to see here? Email us with your feedback at asiabriefing@nytimes. com. Here’s what you need to know: ? Donald J. Trump is facing backlash over his choice of Stephen K. Bannon as his administration’s chief strategist. The move elevates the nationalist movement Mr. Bannon nurtured while running Breitbart News, a website whose staples include articles linking migrants to the spread of disease. Mr. Bannon said Mr. Trump’s followers are patriots who are being tarred by the existence of racists and “on the margins. ” Reports of racially charged assaults, graffiti attacks and other episodes have surged since Election Day, and the F. B. I. said that hate crimes rose 7 percent last year, driven by a rise in attacks against American Muslims. Many attacks have also been countered by acts of public support and solidarity. _____ ? President Obama took questions from reporters for the first time since the election, portraying Mr. Trump as a pragmatist and stressing the importance of a peaceful transition. “Without copping out, I think it’s fair to say that it would not be appropriate for me to comment” on the choice of Mr. Bannon. Mr. Obama is about to fly to Greece, at the start of a final international tour that will also take him to Germany and Peru. He will try to soothe fears of the coming Trump presidency, but his leverage has been diminished and his legacy bruised. _____ ? Mr. Trump continued to project his presidency onto the world stage. He spoke with Xi Jinping of China and Vladimir V. Putin of Russia. Russia has embraced Mr. Trump’s election. The State Duma, or parliament, broke into applause on news of his victory. Mr. Trump, who has threatened to confront China on a range of trade issues, promised Mr. Xi that the two nations would have “one of the strongest relationships. ” _____ ? Hong Kong’s High Court ruled that two politicians who were elected to the legislature cannot take their seats. Sixtus Leung, 30, known as Baggio, and Yau 25, set off the conflict by using what some consider a derogatory term for China when they took their oaths of office. Beijing reacted by issuing a new interpretation of Hong Kong’s Basic Law, challenging the territory’s semiautonomous status. _____ ? The International Criminal Court is considering a investigation in Afghanistan, after a prosecutor said she had a “reasonable basis to believe” that American soldiers there committed war crimes, including torture. ? Samsung is spending $8 billion to acquire Harman International Industries, an American company best known for car stereos, like and JBL. The deal gives Samsung a stake in connected cars, which could mean a boom in screens, computers and connectivity. Its stock rose 25. 6 percent. ? Japan’s G. D. P. figures surprised analysts with strong economic growth in the third quarter despite declining consumer prices and deflation. Our analyst looks at whether the trend will last. ? The National Geographic Channel has reinvented itself under the leadership of James Murdoch at its parent, 21st Century Fox. Part of the makeover is a shift to shows like “Mars,” a new by Ron Howard. ? U. S. markets closed lower, and oil was down. Here’s a snapshot of global markets. ? A Malaysian lawmaker was given 18 months in prison for disclosing classified information from an official audit of a investment fund linked to Prime Minister Najib Razak. [The New York Times] ? The venture capitalist Eric Li argues that relations between China and the U. S. may suffer over trade, but could improve if the U. S. stops trying to remake the world in its own image. [The New York Times] ? Julian Assange, the founder of WikiLeaks, was questioned in London about a rape accusation in Sweden in 2010. [The New York Times] ? President Rodrigo Duterte said that if Islamic State militants came to the Philippines, he would not let his “people be slaughtered for the sake of human rights. ” [Reuters] ? Japan’s government plans to increase medical checkups for older drivers after a wave of fatal traffic accidents. [Asahi Shimbun] ? If all the railways projects proposed for Southeast Asia were built, here is a map of how the region would look. [The Diplomat] ? Canada’s government is under scrutiny for blocking an arms deal with Thailand over factors including human rights abuses, just months after exporting $15 billion in combat vehicles to Saudi Arabia, which has a poorer rights record. [Globe and Mail] ? China’s nationalist resurgence is on display in “The Long March,” above, a new opera about the early days of the Communist Party. [The New York Times] ? Gwen Ifill, an television journalist who moderated debates in 2004 and 2008, died of cancer in Washington. She was 61. ? And Pizza, the polar bear used to lure shoppers to a mall in southern China, will be temporarily moved while his enclosure is “optimized and upgraded. ” Animal rights groups say the move doesn’t go nearly far enough. Two Chinese astronauts expect to leave their space lab this week, after a monthlong stay that is a first for their nation. China has poured billions of dollars into its space program, aiming to rival the United States and Russia in reaching Mars. Such programs are enormous drivers of technological innovation. So it might come as a surprise to know that space communications rely on an old standby: radio waves. Speech from an astronaut, video from cameras and data from sensors flow into a transmitter, which emits radio waves picked up by a terrestrial receiver. Terrestrial transmitters reverse the favor. The same basic technology sends music to your radio, YouTube videos to your cellphone and photos from Pluto. There really isn’t any alternative until we figure out how to use lasers to convey data. There’s been a lot of of radio capabilities over the 125 years or so that scientists have been playing with electromagnetic radiation. We have great antennas and efficient, secure encoding now. But the technology is also good for a simple call from home. Last week, China’s president, Xi Jinping, called the space lab. “Everyone across China cares very much about both of you,” Mr. Xi said. One astronaut proudly said, “I will go forth, and successfully complete the mission. ” Andrea Kannapell contributed reporting. _____ Photographs may appear out of order for some readers. Viewing this version of the briefing should help. Your Morning Briefing is published weekday mornings. What would you like to see here? Contact us at asiabriefing@nytimes. com.
• 今年头，一支来自内地的施工队第一次到领土管控区内施工，因不相知趣关政谋划定和作业流程，导致施工受阻。