Women’s Asian Cup

China eventually defeated Chinese Taipei 2-0 after being taken to extra time in the AFC Women’s Asian Cup quarter-finals, while South Korea cruised past Uzbekistan.

In the AFC Women’s Asian Cup Group C, Japan defeated Vietnam 4-0, while Chinese Taipei beat India 3-1.

China beat North Korea 3-2 to edge them out for top spot in the AFC Women’s Asian Cup Group B, while Uzbekistan defeated Bangladesh 4-0.

South Korea’s 3-3 draw with Australia saw them top AFC Women’s Asian Cup Group A in front of over 60,000 in Sydney. Australia passed up a couple of early chances and were hit on the break by South Korea, as Jeon Yu-Gyeong crossed perfectly for Mun Eun-Ju to stab home. Steph Catley had to come

Japan thrashed India at the AFC Women’s Asian Cup, while also in Group C, Chinese Taipei edged Vietnam 1-0.

The AFC Women’s Asian Cup Group B top spot will be decided by the clash between North Korea and China following their victories over Bangladesh (5-0) and Uzbekistan (3-0) respectively. China’s Shao Ziqin placed a first-half penalty into the bottom corner after she had been pulled down by Uzbekistan’s Kholida Dadaboeva. Maftuna Jonimqulova collided with

Australia face South Korea in an AFC Women’s Asian Cup Group A decider at the weekend, after both took maximum points from their first two games. Amy Sayer’s cross flew over goalkeeper Maryam Yektaei for an early Australia goal, Caitlin Foord had a goal disallowed but delivered for Mary Fowler to poke home at the

The AFC Women’s Asian Cup Group C kicked off as Japan beat Chinese Taipei 2-0, then Vietnam edged India 2-1 in stoppage time.