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Ten-Player China Beat Haiti To Stay Alive After Wild World Cup Clash | Football News
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Ten-Player China Beat Haiti To Stay Alive After Wild World Cup Clash | Football News

[ad_1] Substitute Wang Shuang scored a 74th-minute penalty as China survived for more than an hour with 10 players to beat debutants Haiti 1-0 Friday and keep their Women's World Cup dreams alive. Needing to avoid defeat in Adelaide, China were the dominant team in damp conditions until Zhang Rui was sent off in the 29th minute for a clumsy tackle on Sherly Jeudy.  The Asian champions weathered an onslaught early in the second-half from Haiti before Zhang Linyan was brought down in the box by Ruthny Mathurin against the run of play. After a lengthy VAR review, Wang made no mistake with her penalty kick and China gamely held on in a wild contest involving several calls for penalties. Haiti were awarded a penalty in second-half stoppage time after Roseline Eloissaint had been seemingly gra...
Asian Games: India Clubbed With China, Bangladesh, Myanmar In Men’s Draw; Thailand, Taipei In Women’s Football | Football News
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Asian Games: India Clubbed With China, Bangladesh, Myanmar In Men’s Draw; Thailand, Taipei In Women’s Football | Football News

[ad_1] The Indian men's football team has been clubbed with China, Bangladesh, and Myanmar for the Hangzhou Asian Games in a relatively easy Group A, while the women have Thailand and Chinese Taipei in Group B. The draw was conducted in Hangzhou on Thursday. The Indian men's and women's football teams' participation at the quadrennial extravaganza was confirmed after the Sports Ministry decided to relax the existing selection criteria. There are six groups in the men's competition. The top two teams from each group and four best third-placed teams will advance to the round of 16.As far as the women's competition is concerned, the top team from each group and the three best second-placed teams will progress to the quarterfinals.India enjoyed success in men's football in the Asian Games, w...
Denmark Stun China In 90th Minute For Winning World Cup Return | Football News
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Denmark Stun China In 90th Minute For Winning World Cup Return | Football News

[ad_1] Denmark ended a 16-year Women's World Cup absence with victory as a 90th-minute header from Amalie Vangsgaard broke China's hearts in Perth on Saturday. Having come on five minutes earlier, the substitute soared highest to give Denmark a 1-0 victory and stun the crowd of 17,000 fans, most of whom were loudly supporting the Asian champions. "It's really been surreal, I'm very happy that's for sure," said 26-year-old Vangsgaard, who plays for Paris Saint-Germain."It was really important to get three points, (so we can) try to get further in the tournament."It was a significant victory for Denmark between two similarly ranked teams in Group D, which is headlined by England. The Danes face them next."We expect a tough game, they are the European champions," Vangsgaard said."If we brin...