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The Chinese women’s football team has improved technically and is more disciplined and organised, said the coach and skipper of the W-League (Australian top-flight league) side Newcastle Jets on Sunday following a training match.
“They are much more improved from when they played in Melbourne last year,” said Craig Deans, coach of Newcastle Jets Women, reports Xinhua news agency.
The Chinese women’s football team battered Australian club Newcastle Jets Women in Gold Coast on Sunday, extending their victory streak to five during their one-month training in Australia for the upcoming 2019 World Cup in France, reports Efe news.
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Deans said that he was quite impressed by No. 10 and No. 11, forwards Wang Shanshan and Li Ying who scored a total of three goals at the match. He also talked about centre backs No. 5 and No. 8, Wu Haiyan and Li Jiayue, saying that they “are very strong with good communication and organization.”
“China obviously is a very good team,” said Emily van Egmond, captain of the Australian club and a core player of the Matildas (Australian women’s national team).
“China has improved technically and they are very disciplined. They go to world cup with great ambition. They definitely look forward to making out of the group,” she added.
But the road for China’s women football team is likely to be bumpy. It is placed in Group B, along with South Africa, two-time world champion Germany and rising contender Spain.
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