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Chinese Taipei Sets up Quarterfinal Against China at AFC Women's Asian Cup
Chinese Taipei advanced from Group C after a 3-1 win over India, who had 13 shots with three on target but were eliminated due to defensive errors.
- Tuesday night, Chinese Taipei defeated India 3-1 at Western Sydney Stadium to secure second place in Group C and a quarterfinal against China at Perth Rectangular Stadium on Saturday.
- Facing elimination, India needed a two-goal win and Japan to beat Vietnam, but a costly Sanju Yadav backpass led to an early Chinese Taipei lead.
- Su Yu-hsuan opened the scoring in the first half, Manisha Kalyan equalised with a 39th-minute free kick, and a stoppage-time set-piece struck the post and goalkeeper before crossing the line.
- As a result, India finished with zero points and were eliminated, while Uzbekistan and the Philippines advanced as better-ranked third-place teams and Japan's 4-0 win eliminated Vietnam.
- The winner will play the Australia–DPRK quarterfinal victor in the Perth semifinals on March 17, while South Korea face Uzbekistan with March 18 semifinal implications.
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Chinese Taipei sets up quarterfinal against China at AFC Women's Asian Cup
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C 25%
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