Chinese World Cup Football

Women’s Asian Cup 2026 semi-final – live

China advances to the Women's Asian Cup semifinals with a 2-0 extra-time win over Taiwan

Defending champions China defeated Taiwan 2-0 in the Women’s Asian Cup quarterfinals on Saturday to book a semifinal against host Australia and a place at the 2027 World Cup.

Al Jazeera · 13h

Australia beat China 2-1: Women’s Asian Cup 2026 – as it happened

Opinion

China Daily Global Edition · 9d

Asian Cup win a big boost for Chinese women's football

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China 1-2 Australia, AFC Women’s Asian Cup: Sam Kerr Lifts Matildas Past Steel Roses, Into Final

Sam Kerr broke a second half deadlock and Australia edged defending champion China 2-1 for a spot in the Women’s Asian Cup final on Tuesday.

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China 1-2 Australia, AFC Women’s Asian Cup: Sam Kerr Nets Winner As Matildas Storm Into Final

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Sam Kerr lifts Australia past China 2-1 and into the Women’s Asian Cup final

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Sam Kerr Helps Australia To Beat China 2-1, Hosts Sail Into AFC Women’s Asian Cup Final

The veteran Chelsea forward started the attacking movement on halfway and finished it off with a left-foot shot from a tight angle in the 58th minute, the decisive moment of a semifinal that was tied ...

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Australia book spot in Asian Cup decider – as it happened

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China v Australia: Women’s Asian Cup 2026 semi-final – live

Matildas attendance disaster in semi-final contest against China

Sam Kerr was the hero, scoring a sensational goal as the Matildas defeated China 2-1 in Perth on Tuesday night to book their place in the Asian Cup final.

Yahoo! Sports

Resurgent China takes on Japan in the Under-23 Asian Cup soccer final on Saturday

Chinese soccer faces its biggest match in more than 20 years on Saturday when it plays Japan in the final of the Under-23 Asian Cup in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Despite never advancing past the group stage of the tournament, China is just 90 minutes away from ...

Campaign Asia

Adidas reigns as top sponsor among Chinese World Cup fans

The survey, held between June 16 and 22, finds that more and more people are watching the World Cup online and using social media to interact with others. Despite China’s absence from the soccer championship, the country seems to be in a strong grip of ...