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新素材 Changzhou Team’s Unforgettable Win
On the evening of August 16, Changzhou Olympic Sports Center had a great game that should be remembered in the “Jiangsu Super League” history.
Changzhou Team, which hadn’t won in their last eight games and scored no goals at all, 1. b Zhenjiang Team 1 : 0. Zhenjiang was also having a hard time. With 2. n 40,000 fans cheering, substitute player Zhao Lianping scored a late winning goal in the 86th
minute. This win 3. e their 700-minute goal drought and totally changed their season with an exciting 4. v.
Changzhou showed strong fighting 5. s against Zhenjiang, who were second from the bottom. They started the game ready to fight hard. In the first half, they took control. They used tactics of attacking from the sides and through the middle, often 6. b through Zhenjiang’s defense(防护).
7. A Zhenjiang’s goalkeeper made many good saves, Changzhou kept attacking hard. After halftime, even though they were very tired, they didn’t slow down. In the end, Zhao Lianping took the 8. c and scored. This important goal rewarded their hard work and showed the “never give up” spirit.
This win meant more than just a 1 : 0 score. It helped Changzhou get rid of the embarrassing “no-goal team” label and ended their bad run of 1 draw and 7 losses in eight games—saving them from the bottom. The team is ordinary: made up of people with different jobs. With little professional training, they showed true football spirit with strong 9. w. Their 10. c Fan Yi had told them to “fight bravely”. In the game, every player tried their best—lost in blocking shots, fighting for the ball on the ground. All this became the power to win.

1. beat 2. nearly 3. ended 4. victory 5. spirit 6. breaking 7. Although 8. chance 9. will 10. coach

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The Olympic Games are about much more than medals. Their spirit—friendship, 1. and never giving up—shines through the hearts and stories of countless athletes.
The 2. gymnast, Kieran Behan, fell ill at the age of 10 and later 3. at the age of 12. He was told he would never walk again, but he wanted to compete in the Olympics. Following a careful plan, he worked step by step to get back to training, so his dream 4. at the age of 23.
Derek Redmond, who is a famous British runner, had serious injuries and five operations before the 1992 Olympic Games. These problems didn't stop him from achieving his Olympic dream. 5. giving up, he tried his best to carry on with the race, and reached 6. in the race with the help of his father finally.
The story of the two athletes tells us that the Olympic Games are more than 7. ; they are about never giving up. Athletes' will to keep going in a tough situation encourages a lot of people to follow their dreams in the face of 8. .

1. fair play 2. Irish 3. got hurt 4. came true 5. Instead of 6. the finishing line 7. a competition 8. challenges/difficulties