The Matildas will face China PR in the Women's Asian Cup semifinals after China defeated Chinese Taipei 2-1 in extra time at Perth Rectangular Stadium, with Taiwanese fans attending despite their team competing under the name "Chinese Taipei" due to Asian Football Confederation regulations. South Korea also advanced to the semifinals with a 6-0 victory over Uzbekistan, while China's midfielder Wang Shuang was suspended for the semifinal clash after receiving a second yellow card.
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The Matildas will face China PR in the Women's Asian Cup semifinals after China defeated Chinese Taipei 2-1 in extra time at Perth Rectangular Stadium, with Taiwanese fans attending despite their team competing under the name "Chinese Taipei" due to Asian Football Confederation regulations. South Korea also advanced to the semifinals with a 6-0 victory over Uzbekistan, while China's midfielder Wang Shuang was suspended for the semifinal clash after receiving a second yellow card.