Break through history! South Korea women's football team beat the Philippine women's football team 2-0 to advance to the final of the Asian Cup for the first time

On the afternoon of February 3 (the third day of the Chinese New Year) Beijing time, the semi-finals of the Women's Asian Cup began, and the South Korean women's football team played against the Philippine women's football team.

In the first half, Cho Joo-hyun's header gave the South Korean women's team the lead, and Sun Huayan scored another goal in front of the goal to expand the score; in the second half, the two sides attacked and defended each other, but neither was able to score.

In the end, the South Korean women's football team defeated the Philippine women's football team 2-0 and advanced to the final of the Women's Asian Cup for the first time.

In the 4th minute of the game, the South Korean women's football team won a corner kick opportunity, a cross to the goal, Cho Chao-hyun pressed the opponent's head into the top of the net, the South Korean women's football team took a 1-0 lead.

In the 34th minute of the game, the South Korean women's football team counterattacked on the left side, and after receiving a cross from a teammate, Sun Huayan grabbed a point in front of the goal to help the Korean women's football team take a 2-0 lead.

The victory of the South Korean women's football team is the first time that the team has advanced to the final since it first participated in the Asian Cup in 1991, setting a new record for the Korean women's football team in 31 years, and they will compete with the winner of the Chinese women's football team vs Japanese football for the championship of this women's Asian Cup.

The South Korean women's football team won 2-0 against the Philippine women's football team, and the Korean women's football team had a ball control rate of 74.7% in the whole game, with a total of 15 shots on target, of which 7 were on target; the Philippine women's football team had a total of 9 shots on goal, but 0 shots were on target. The South Korean women's football team won in the shot conversion rate, while the Philippine women's football team scored 9 shots and 0 positive, which is really "blind sniper".