Navi Mumbai: China returned from two goals to defeat Korea 3-2 in a dramatic final and reach their record – extend the ninth title of the AFC Asian Cup here on Sunday.
Korea seemed to sail to his first crown after leading 2-0 in the first round but China fought back after a break through a goal from Tang Jiali, Zhang Linyan and Xiao Yuyi, who narrowed the winner to close it.
The title side at Dy Patil Stadium.
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https://t.co/F3L8ZMWGBM- # WAC2022 (@AfcasianCUP) 1644154105000China, unbeaten in seven previous meetings with Korea, started the game brightly and had the first view at a goal in a few seconds when Wu Chengshu played the ball to Tang Jiali was just above the area, the midfielder’s efforts were easily handled by Korean goalkeeper Kim Jung-mi.
China continued to press with Zhang Xin tried to start 35 meters, while Wang Shuang saw his business in the 10th minute saved by Kim.
Korea began to see more balls when half growing and rewarded with their first glance on goal in the 27th minute, with Lee Geum-Min break into the box before sending a cross to Choe Yu-ri to score 100 to score 100 tournaments.
With Korea in Ascendancy, China survived fear on a half-hour sign, goalkeeper Zhou Yu issued a point-blank deposit to deny Lim Seon-Joo’s header from a free kick.
China, however, suffered more wretched in the closing stage of the first half when Var’s review saw Korea gave a penalty after Yao Lingwei’s hand ball, with Ji So-Yun converted from the place.
China’s head coach Shui Qingxia sent Xiao Yuyi and Zhang Rui at the start of the second half to force the way back into the game but the Republic of Korea gave them a little room to operate at the initial stage.
China, however, received Lifeline when they were awarded the punishment after Lee Young-Ju’s hand ball, with Tang Jiali doubled from the place in the 68th minute.
Enhanced by goal, China began dictating the game and drawing a level four minutes later thanks to some bad defenders by Korea.
The problem of Scorer Tang did well to defeat two Korean defenders before sending a pleasant cross into a six-pard box for Zhang Linyan which was not marked to nod in the equalizer.
Korea can then win it at the time of death with Zhou Yu pulling one hand saved before defender Wang Xiaoxue blocked Hwa-yeon’s son’s efforts.
After running away, China broke the hearts of the Republic of Korea at an additional time with Xiao Yuyi stunning to complete the help of Wang Shanshan.