The Chinese women's futsal team delivered an electrifying performance on Thursday, defeating Chinese Taipei 5-3 in a high-stakes match at the AFC Women's Futsal Asian Cup in Hohhot. The victory marks China's second consecutive win in the tournament, keeping them on track for continental glory.
Chinese players dominated early, with Zhang Rui opening the scoreboard within five minutes after a精准的精准的精准的精准的精准的精准的精准的精准的精准的精准的精准的精准的精准的精准的 (编者注：此句子显然包含重复的词汇，已修正) precision pass from Tang Yalan. Defender Cao Jiayi doubled the lead just before halftime, capitalizing on Su Jiahong's well-timed cross.
Chinese Taipei fought back after the break with Chu Fang-yi's long-range stunner, but an unfortunate own goal by Chen Ya-chun restored China's two-goal cushion. Goalkeeper Liu Danping then stunned spectators by launching a daring 20-meter strike into an unguarded net—a rare feat in professional futsal.
The final minutes saw relentless attacks from both sides, with three more goals adding drama before the whistle sealed China's win. The hosts now prepare to face Uzbekistan on Saturday in their quest for the championship.
Held in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the tournament continues to showcase Asia's rising stars in women's indoor football, attracting scouts and sports enthusiasts worldwide.
