
The Mulan League was initially played behind closed doors, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but after careful consideration and discussion with respective authorities, it reopened its doors to fans at the start of the second round matches.
Comprising six teams in the Mulan League, Hualien displayed their best performance yet after recording 12 wins, three draws and no losses to emerge champions for the first time since 2016.
Hualien and Taichung Blue Whale, who finished second, advanced to the Mulan Cup semi-finals, while Taipei Bravo, Kaohsiung Sunny Bank, Inter Taoyuan FC Women and Hang Yuan FC qualified for the quarter-finals.
Hualien overcame Taoyuan 3-2 to reach the final, where Taichung awaited after beating Taipei 2-1.
Taichung - who were the 2019 Mulan League champions - began brightly against Hualien, but both sides were unable to break the deadlock as they headed into the half-time break.
It was Hualian, however, that came out stronger after the break with Wu Shuh-Ping scoring in the 52nd minute, which was enough to seal victory and the coveted Mulan Cup.
As the 2020 chapter ends for the women’s league, Chinese Taipei football action continues with the remaining fixtures for the Chinese Taipei Premier league and Football League Division 2, which will be streamed live on the CTFA Official YouTube channel.
