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Preview - SF: China PR v Japan

Tue, 14 Apr, 2026

Preview - SF: China PR v Japan

Thammasat: China PR have full confidence that they will get the better of Japan when the sides meet in their AFC U20 Women’s Asian Cup Thailand 2026™ semi-final on Wednesday.

The 2006 champions made the semi-finals with a hard-fought 2-1 win over Uzbekistan in their last eight tie after a perfect group stage run, and head coach Colin Bell is optimistic they will continue their run by going past six-time winners Japan. 

Japan’s Iwasaki, China PR’s Yu ready to excel

Tue, 14 Apr, 2026

Japan’s Iwasaki, China PR’s Yu ready to excel

Thammasat: Japan’s Uruha Iwasaki and China PR’s Yue Xingyue are aiming to improve their individual performances when their sides meet in the semi-finals of the AFC U20 Women’s Asian Cup Thailand 2026™ on Wednesday.

Both played pivotal roles as their teams breezed through the group stage with perfect records, and put in equally strong showings in the quarter-finals.

Iwasaki, Japan’s first choice goalkeeper, has been a safe pair of hands, conceding only twice in the group stage encounter against Australia but is not satisfied with her performance. 

East Asia Wrap: Chengdu extend lead; Kashima, Vissel stay top; Seoul edge Jeonbuk

Mon, 13 Apr, 2026

East Asia Wrap: Chengdu extend lead; Kashima, Vissel stay top; Seoul edge Jeonbuk

Tokyo: Chengdu Rongcheng FC strengthened their position at the top of the Chinese Super League, while defending champions Shanghai Port FC continued to struggle.

In Japan, Kashima Antlers and Vissel Kobe maintained their leads in Group A and B respectively, while FC Seoul moved clear at the top in Korea Republic after edging Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors.

Join the-AFC.com for a look back at the past week’s domestic action in East Asia.

Relief and joy for China PR’s Bell

Mon, 13 Apr, 2026

Relief and joy for China PR’s Bell

Pathum Thani: China PR head coach Colin Bell was delighted as his side punched their ticket to the last four of the AFC U20 Women’s Asian Cup Thailand 2026™, following a 2-1 win against Uzbekistan in the quarter-finals on Saturday.

In securing a semi-final berth, the 2006 champions also ensured they would be one of Asia’s four representatives at the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup in Poland later this year, giving Bell all the more reason to celebrate with his side to play Japan in the semi-finals.

https://www.the-afc.com/en/national/afc_u20_womens_asian_cup.html/video/u20wac-|-q-final-china-pr-2-1-uzbekistan

Panov proud of Uzbekistan’s journey

Sun, 12 Apr, 2026

Panov proud of Uzbekistan’s journey

Pathum Thani: Heartbreak and pride were the two emotions Vladimir Panov was grappling with as his Uzbekistan side exited the AFC U20 Women’s Asian Cup Thailand 2026™ following a 2-1 defeat to China PR in the quarter-finals.

Despite being firmly outplayed in the first half and trailing by two goals, the Central Asians produced a gritty second-half performance, pulling one back and nearly equalising in the final 10 minutes.

Q-final: China PR 2-1 Uzbekistan

Sun, 12 Apr, 2026

Q-final: China PR 2-1 Uzbekistan

Pathum Thani: China PR sealed their place in the last four of the AFC U20 Women’s Asian Cup Thailand 2026 after defeating Uzbekistan 2-1 in the quarter-finals at Thammasat Stadium on Saturday.

The win means the 2006 champions will now face Japan in Wednesday’s semi-final, while also earning one of the four tickets to the FIFA U-20 Women’s World Cup Poland 2026.

Preview - QF: China PR v Uzbekistan

Sat, 11 Apr, 2026

Preview - QF: China PR v Uzbekistan

Pathum Thani: The respective head coaches of China PR and Uzbekistan are keeping their plans under wraps ahead of Saturday's AFC U20 Women’s Asian Cup Thailand 2026™ quarter-final showdown.

Champions in 2006, China PR topped Group A with nine points as they made up for missing out on the knockout stage in 2024, but head coach Colin Bell dismissed any claims of heightened expectations to reclaim past glory.

#U20WAC - Last eight cast finalised

Wed, 08 Apr, 2026

#U20WAC - Last eight cast finalised

Pathum Thani: The AFC U20 Women's Asian Cup Thailand 2026™ is all set for its business end following the conclusion of the group stage on Wednesday.

The quarter-finals - to be played on Saturday and Sunday - promise to be enticing affairs with all eight teams set to battle for the title till the end.

https://www.the-afc.com/en/national/afc_u20_womens_asian_cup.html/video/u20wac-|-group-a-thailand-0-1-china-pr

Bell pleased with ‘well-deserved’ China PR win

Wed, 08 Apr, 2026

Bell pleased with ‘well-deserved’ China PR win

Thammasat: Thani: Head coach Colin Bell believes China PR saved their best for last after a 1-0 win over Thailand in their concluding Group A tie at the AFC U20 Women’s Asian Cup Thailand 2026™ on Tuesday.

A 29th minute goal by Xiao Yafei from 20 yards out made all the difference as the 2006 champions closed their group stage campaign with a perfect three-match run.

Up next for China PR in the quarter-finals are the third-placed side from either Group B or C while Thailand will face the Group B winners.

Group A: Thailand 0-1 China PR

Wed, 08 Apr, 2026

Group A: Thailand 0-1 China PR

Thammasat: China PR edged Thailand 1-0 to close their AFC U20 Women’s Asian Cup Thailand 2026™ Group A campaign with maximum points at Thammasat Stadium on Tuesday.

With both sides already qualifying for the knockout stage coming into the match, the result sees the 2006 champions set up a quarter-final meeting with the best third-placed team from either Group B or C on Saturday. Thailand will face the Group B winners the following day.