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Women's Asian Cup match discussion thread

JS96 said:
Why can't we just control it at the death. It's only a short pass to the next person. We belt it down to them or do solo runs and get lost.

Teams need to have better late game tactics.
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I seriously see 90% of female and male teams do this.

tsf said:
This was an entertaining thread last night 😎
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You know when you're watching a game of football on the telly and the commentators are dribbling shit to each other about some complete irrelevance, that was this thread. It's a tried and tested formula.
 
China currently scoreless against Chinese Taipei near the end of regulation time in their Women's Asian Cup quarterfinal at HBF Park, with the winner playing the Matildas at Optus Stadium on Tuesday in the semi-finals and the loser going to the Gold Coast to face North Korea in the second play-in match.
 
China leading Chinese Taipei 1-0 at the half in extra time in their Women's Asian Cup quarterfinal. As it stands the Matildas will be facing China in our semi-final at Optus Stadium on Tuesday, with Chinese Taipei playing North Korea in the second play-in match on the Gold Coast on Thursday.
 
Chen Ying-hui scores an own goal in the 118th minute in extra time to extend China's lead to 2-0 and all but secure their spot in the 2027 Women's World Cup, also locking in a semi-final against the Matildas at Optus Stadium on Tuesday.
 
China ran out 2-0 winners over Chinese Taipei after extra time and lock in a semi-final against the Matildas on Tuesday at Optus Stadium, also securing their spot in the 2027 Women's World Cup and becoming the third team after the Tillies and hosts Brazil to qualify. Chinese Taipei confirmed to be facing North Korea in the second play-in match on the Gold Coast on Thursday.
 
rebelliousfeminist974 said:
China ran out 2-0 winners over Chinese Taipei after extra time and lock in a semi-final against the Matildas on Tuesday at Optus Stadium, also securing their spot in the 2027 Women's World Cup and becoming the third team after the Tillies and hosts Brazil to qualify. Chinese Taipei confirmed to be facing North Korea in the second play-in match on the Gold Coast on Thursday.
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Yeah one of those games where Taiwan had a few chances but in the end China were to dominant
 
Hillbilly55 said:
Certainly a big gap between the top 5 Womens Asian teams and the rest. Good to see Taiwan defending well and tiring the Chinese for us :)
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Oh yeah for sure. It’s part of what makes the quarter-finals interesting. Two big sides will play each other but only one can make it through. Unfortunately nobody else stands a chance though.
 
melbcityguy said:
Yeah one of those games where Taiwan had a few chances but in the end China were to dominant
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Absolutely. Taking them to extra time is a good effort, but I think Taiwan just got too tired and thus crumbled in extra time. No Wang Shuang for China though.
 
South Korea defeated Uzbekistan 6-0 and Japan ran out 7-0 winners over the Philippines in the other set of quarterfinals played at Stadium Australia. Alanna Kennedy leads the race for the Golden Boot on five goals at the conclusion of the quarterfinals after both Myong Yu-jong and Kiko Seike failed to score in their respective matches, but is now tied with Riko Ueki after she scored in the 90th minute of Japan's quarterfinal win.
 
Matchups for the semi-finals and play-in matches have now been confirmed, along with possible permutations for the final and are as follows:

Semi-finals
  • Matildas v China
  • South Korea v Japan
Play-in matches
  • North Korea v Chinese Taipei
  • Uzbekistan v Philippines
Final
  • Matildas/China v South Korea/Japan
 
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