Who won the Chinese and Korean women's football team?

In the women's Asian Cup final, China women's football team beat South Korea 3-2.

On February 6, 2023, Beijing time, the Korean women's football team participated in the women's Asian Cup final, and the Korean women's football team played against the China women's football team. South Korean player Cui Youli scored, CoCo Lee Jin assisted, North Korean women's football team won the penalty, Chi scored, Tang Jiali scored, Zhang Ligong scored, and the small goal won. At the end of the game, China women's football team beat South Korea 3-2, and China women's football team won the Asian Cup.

In the 66th minute, South Korean player Li Yongzhou fouled and China got a penalty. Two minutes later, Tang Jiali took the penalty and China equalized the score. In the 72nd minute, Tang Jiali assisted and Zhang headed the goal, and the goal was valid. 10 minutes later, Zhang Saiqi came off the bench. In the 89th minute, the referee showed Zhang a yellow card. In the second half, injury time, small score. In the end, the Korean team was reversed by the China women's football team 2-3.

Brief Introduction of China Women's Football Team

China National Women's Football Team was founded on 1984 and is managed by China Football Association. The first head coach was Cong, and the current captain is Wang Shanshan.

The women's football team won the first Asian Cup on 1986, and then created 1986, 1989, 199 1, 1993, 1995. She won three championships, two runners-up and two runners-up in the 9th Asian Games, and three consecutive championships in 1990, 1994 and 1998 Asian Games.

Eight times advanced to the World Cup finals, seven times participated in the Women's World Cup, 1 won the runner-up, and 1 entered the semi-finals (excluding the aforementioned runner-up). She broke into the Olympic Games five times, and in the Atlanta Olympic Games of 1996, 1-2 narrowly beat the United States and won the runner-up, which is the best result of China women's football team in the Olympic Games so far.