On January 21, Beijing time, the first round of the Women's Asian Cup Group B match, Australia played against Indonesia. In the first half, Australian captain Cole staged a senior favorite play, and sent assists, Van Egmund not only scored, but also staged an assist hat-trick to take a 9-0 lead; in the second half, Australia scored another 9 goals, Cole staged a good play for the fifth son Denko, but missed a penalty, Van Egmund staged a senior favorite play. In the end, Australia won the opening game with an 18-0 victory over Indonesia, which ranked sixth in the history of the Asian Cup (including the preliminaries).
Australia was the runner-up of the last Asian Cup and one of the hosts of next year's World Cup, so it has already obtained the ticket to the World Cup in advance, and this Asian Cup, in addition to wanting to impact the championship, is also to train the team. Indonesia returned to the final round of the Asian Cup after 33 years. Due to the expansion of the Asian Cup, the four top teams of Australia, China, Japan and South Korea will not be tested in the group stage.
Just nine minutes into the opening, Van Egmund's penalty area was straight forward, and Australian captain Cole took the ball to form a single knife, easily facing the Indonesian goalkeeper, Australia took a 1-0 lead.
In the 11th minute, Australia again sent a direct goal, Van Egmund crossed to captain Cole, Cole easily completed the second degree in the face of the empty goal, Australia changed the score to 2-0.
In the 14th minute, Kerr, who scored two goals in a row, sent an assist, and after Caitlin Fould stopped the ball, she shot from a small angle to help Australia continue to extend its lead, 3-0.
In the 16th minute, in a relay in the Australian penalty area, Cole's final shot was rejected by the crossbar, missing the opportunity to score a hat-trick.
In the 17th minute, Ellie Carpenter delivered an assist, Fowler single-handedly entered the box, and finally a small angle goal helped Australia take a 4-0 lead.
In the 24th minute, Caitlin Verde's cross from the left was met by Hayley Lasso,500 at the top of the goal, and the Indonesian goalkeeper didn't react, Australia 5-0.
In the 26th minute, the Indonesian defender fouled in the penalty area, the Australian women's football team won a penalty opportunity, Cole scored a hat-trick, Australia led 6-0, this Asian Cup, Cole only took less than half an hour to equalize the total number of goals scored in the previous session.
In the 34th minute, Hayley Lasso delivered an assist, and Ellie Carpenter shook off the defense and finally shot twice before the Indonesian defender blocked it, 7-0.
In the 36th minute, Australia opened a tactical corner, Van Egmund scored a hat-trick assist on the right cross, and Cole completed the senior favorite play, 8-0.
In the 39th minute, the Indonesian penalty area again made a big mistake, and Van Egmund, who had completed the assist hat-trick, took the penalty and also deceived the Indonesian goalkeeper to win easily, 9-0.
Despite three minutes of stoppage time in the first half, Australia did not have a double-digit lead in the first half.
In the 49th minute, Australia opened a tactical corner, Ailey Carpenter took the ball from the front of the penalty area to win, Australia took a 10-0 lead, and Avery Carpenter also scored twice.
In the 54th minute, Courtney Nevin's low cross from the left was met by an Australian forward player who failed to form a shot, and Cole wrapped up in front of goal to stage a good play for the fifth son Denko, rewriting the score to 11-0.
In the 57th minute, Australia took a tactical corner kick from the right and after a cross was met by a header from inside the penalty area, Van Egmund scored twice to make it 12-0.
In the 58th minute, Australia again used a corner kick opportunity to create a threat, and Van Egmund sent the ball into the Indonesian city in confusion, scoring a hat-trick to rewrite the score to 13-0.
In the 60th minute, Cole was brought down in the penalty area and personally took the penalty, but he flew the ball away and missed the sixth goal of the game.
In the 68th minute, Carpenter poked the ball inside the penalty area to Simon, whose shot crossed two Indonesian defenders into the net to give Australia a 14-0 lead.
In the 69th minute, australia's long pass, 3 players directly faced the Indonesian goalkeeper, Van Egmund finally scored a low shot, scoring the fourth goal of the game, rewriting the score to 15-0.
In the 71st minute, Australia's straight ball once again penetrated the Indonesian defense, Simon took the ball to shake down the Indonesian goalkeeper, and finally pushed the shot to complete the double, the score came to 16-0.
In the 77th minute, McNamara pushed the neutral post and then fired a soft shot at the Indonesian goalkeeper.
Australia then drove in a corner kick and Ive Luc heeled the ball into the net to make it 17-0.
In the 88th minute, taking advantage of a corner kick opportunity, Hayley Lasso won the melee, and the final score was locked at 18-0.
Australian women's starting line-up: 1 Williams, 4 Pokemborn, 7 Kettery, 21 Eli Carpenter, 14 Kennedy, 3 Kroos, 10 van Egmond, 16 Hayley Russo, 20 Kerr, 9 Caitlin Ford, 11 Fowler