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CTFA Confirm Info For Mens National Team Game
After weeks of speculation, the Taiwan mens’ team game against Turkmenistan now has a venue and a start time. Although the date had already been confirmed, it was unclear where exactly the opening AFC qualifier would occur. On Monday night, the CTFA formally announced tickets for the game had gone on sale. The game date…
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Match Report: Canada: 7 – Taiwan: 0
Taiwan women are headed home but not before being on the receiving end of an almighty blow out. Canada came into the final game of the Pintar Cup needing a win to be confirmed as tournament champions– and they left no doubt with a swaggering performance from whistle to whistle. The writing was on the…
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Match Report: China: 4 – Taiwan: 0
For the second time in three days, Taiwan’s womens team lost 4-0 to an opponent that looked better on paper and who then confirmed as much on the field. China were coming into 2025 having only played four games during the previous year. But any hopes from Taiwan that the Steel Roses would be rusty…
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Match Report: Mexico 4 – Taiwan: 0
Taiwan’s women’s team were comprehensively beaten in their opening Pintar Cup game after a swaggering offensive showing by Mexico. El Tri Femenil looked assured in possession from start to finish and the scoreline was an honest reflection of their dominance. Indeed, Mexico started strongly and took the lead within the first ten minutes. With Taiwan…
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Women’s Team To Play In Pintar Cup
Recently returned from their tour of Australia, Taiwanese women’s team are back on the road again. In a move announced today by the CTFA, Team Mulan will be flying out to Spain to compete in the Pintar Cup. The yearly tournament is held during the last week of February and hosts four sides. Besides the…
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Match Report: Hong Kong: 2 – Taiwan: 1
Taiwan were within touching distance of a major milestone in their footballing history but came just short in a nervy, passionate game against Hong Kong. The ‘unofficial final’ of the EAFF Prelims had everything except the result the Blue Wings wanted and the plane back to Taipei now beckons.
