⚽ AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2026: Chinese Taipei Outclass Pakistan 8-0 in Group D Opener
Date: June 29, 2025
Location: Kelapa Dua Tangerang Stadium, Indonesia
Fixture: Pakistan 🇵🇰 vs. Chinese Taipei 🇹🇼

📰 Match Overview
Pakistan’s women’s national team opened their AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2026 Qualifiers with a heavy 8-0 defeat at the hands of a dominant Chinese Taipei side. Despite high hopes and the inclusion of several foreign-based players, Pakistan couldn’t withstand their opponents’ relentless pressure.
⚡ Chinese Taipei’s Commanding Performance
From the outset, Chinese Taipei controlled possession and dictated the tempo. The breakthrough came in the 14th minute via Pu Hsin-Hui, and by halftime, they were comfortably leading 3-0. They piled on five more goals in the second half, showcasing their depth, fitness, and finishing prowess.
🧠 Key Contributors
– Chen Jin-Wen: Netted two goals and captained the side with poise
– Other Goalscorers: Su Yu-Hsuan, Liu Yu-Chiao, Hsu Yu-Yun, Isabella Lee, Hsu Yu-Lin
– Pakistan’s Standout Efforts: Captain Maria Jamila Khan and midfielder Rameen Fareed showed determination despite the mounting scoreline
– Goalkeeper Layla Aliya Banaras worked tirelessly between the posts
📊 Match Stats Summary
Metric Pakistan Chinese Taipei
Half-time Score 0 3
Full-time Score 0 8
Goal Scorers – 7 players
Possession (Est.) Low High
Referee Oh Minju (KOR)
🔄 What’s Next for Pakistan?
Pakistan now turn their focus to a critical clash against Indonesia on July 2. A spirited response could restore team confidence and keep their qualifying hopes mathematically alive.
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- Khalid Javed is known as Khalid Minhas is editor of Daily Olympic.He is a seasoned journalist and worked with different national and international media outlets.
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