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At 20:00 on the evening of July 22, Beijing time, the first round of Group D of the 2023 Women's World Cup will be held at the Perth Rectangular Stadium. The Chinese women's team takes on the Danish women's team.
In the first half, China dominated possession, and Zhang Linyan's multiple attacks threatened the Danish women's goal. The Danish women's team used kicks and counter-attacks to find a breakthrough. The midfielders exchanged balls fiercely, but so far no better chances have been created.
The Chinese women's team replaced Wang Shuang to strengthen the attack, and the Danish women's team relied on kicking crosses to find good opportunities. Zhang Linyan and Wang Shuang created chances, but failed to hit. At the end of regular time, the Danish women's team took a corner kick from No. 9 Vancehaye and scored with a header. Denmark leads 1-0. In stoppage time, the Chinese women's team attacked but failed to break the opponent's goal. At the end of the match, the Danish national women's football team 1-0 Chinese women's football team.
In the next round, the Chinese women's football team will face the Haitian women's football team, which lost in the first round.
In Group D rankings, China's women's football team ranked third with 0 points.
After the match, Chinese women's football coach Shui Qingxia gave an interview on the sidelines. "We worked hard in this game and played what we had to do, but it's a pity," he said. ”
"For me, I'm very grateful to the players. They gave their best during the 90 minutes of the game. When they get home, they have to wrap up and prepare for the next game. They have done their best and played well in one game. "Once. I am very grateful to them. ”
Match Situation:
In the 5th minute of the match, China's No. 15 Chen Qiaozhu's shot went high over the crossbar.
In the 7th minute of the game, China's Zhang Linyan continued to hit the goal with the ball, which was confiscated by the Danish goalkeeper.
In the 39th minute of the match, Denmark's No. 4 Sevitz was fouled by China's Zhang Linyan and received a yellow card. At half-time, China Women's 0-0 Denmark Women's Football Team!
At the beginning of the second half, the Chinese women's football team replaced No. 6 Zhang Xi with No. 7 Wang Shuang. In the 49th minute of the match, the Danish goalkeeper intercepted Wang Shuang's kick.
In the 51st minute, Denmark's cross from the wing created a good chance, and No. 2 Hasbo headed high over the goal.
In the 77th minute of the game, the Chinese team made a substitution. No. 9 Shen Mengyu replaces Building 14 Jiahui.
In the 84th minute of the game, China's No. 23 Gao Chen came on to replace No. 2 Li Mengwen.
In the 89th minute, Denmark's No. 9 Vance scored from a corner kick. The Chinese women's team trailed Denmark women's team 1-0.
In the end, the Danish women's football team 1-0 Chinese women's football team.
Two configurations: Denmark squad: 1 Lena, 3 Stina, 5 Boyer, 4 Sevitzk, 11 Vail, 6 Holmgau, 2 Hasbu, 12 Kuhl (61'20 Brunn), 14 Sorensen (71') 17 Mason), 19 Thomson (84'9 Vinsgaard), 10 Hader
China Women's Squad: 12-Xu Huan, 17-Wu Chengshu (91'21-Gu Yasha), 8-Yao Wei, 15-Chen Qiaozhu, 2-Li Mengwen (83'23-Gao Chen), 10-Zhang Rui, 13-Yang Lina, 6-Zhang Xin (45'7-Wang Shuang), 14-Lou Jiahui (77'9-Shen Mengyu), 11-Wang Shanshan, 19-Zhang Linyan
[Source: Jiupai News Comprehensive FIFA World Cup, social accounts of all parties, live broadcast]
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