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India (w)

03-10 17:00

1 - 3

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Chinese Taipei (w)

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End 1-3

96′

Manisha Kalyan

94′

Y.Lin

91′

Y.Lin

S.Su

91′

Ting Chi

J.Chen

89′

Y.Chen

88′

J.Chen

83′

kaviya pakkirisamy

Sanju Yadav

83′

J.Kishan

S.Ngangbam

83′

S.Hooda

E. P.Chanu

80′

P.Teng

C.Chang

80′

Y.Li

Y.Su

77′

1-3

Y.Chen

Assist: K.Wu

63′

L.Serto

H.Shilky

60′

S.Cheng

Y.Wang

45′

R.Haldar

S. Guguloth

Halftime 1-2

53′

E. P.Chanu

53′

Y.Hsu

40′

Manisha Kalyan

39′

1-1

Manisha Kalyan

37′

K.Huang

12′

0-1

Y.Su

Assist: J.Chen

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Match Info

In an AFC Women's Asian Cup clash on March 10, 2026, Chinese Taipei Women secured an important 3-1 win over India Women. This match result was a pivotal one in the group, with Chinese Taipei's attacking efficiency proving the difference against a determined Indian side. The match process saw Chinese Taipei strike first with a well-taken goal midway through the first half, but India responded positively and managed to equalize before halftime, setting up an intriguing second period. However, Chinese Taipei regained the lead shortly after the restart with a powerful header from a corner, and they sealed the victory with a third goal on the counter-attack in the final ten minutes as India pushed for another equalizer. The key incident was a missed penalty by India early in the second half that would have put them ahead, a moment that shifted the momentum back to Chinese Taipei. The table impact was severe for India, as the loss effectively ended their hopes of advancing, while Chinese Taipei kept their qualification dreams alive with the three points. The Chinese Taipei manager highlighted his team's resilience, while the India coach rued the missed opportunity from the spot that could have changed the complexion of the game.