Category: CTFA
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Mens National Team To Launch Cheer Squad
As Taiwan’s mens team gears up for the visit of Thailand, when the crowd get to the stadium in Kaohsiung on October 14th, they will be watching something besides the football; cheerleaders. According to the Chinese Taipei FA’s instagram account, the game will feature the hard launch of its cheer squad similar to what can…
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Taiwan Add Last Minute Friendly Game
Due to unexpected circumstances, Taiwan’s mens national team will suddenly have an additional game for the 2025 schedule. On Friday, an eagled-eyed pundit at Chinese language outlet GoGoal noticed that Kuwait had withdrawn itself from games with Lebanon and hosts Indonesia in a three-team friendly tournament set to be played next week. It is understood…
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Womens’ Head Coach Quits Amid Major Fall-Out
In an unexpected development, Chan Hiu Ming, the manager of the women’s national team, abruptly resigned over the weekend. In a lengthy post on Instagram, Chan explained that he lacked proper support from the relevant bodies within Taiwanese football and had no choice but to leave the job. Critically, he made the following statement; “The…
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Huang Zheming Appointed Mens National Coach
Having left the position open for several months, the CTFA have finally announced the new national team manager for the Taiwanese mens national team. Huang Che-ming, the head coach of Taipower FC, is the new man on the bench for the Blue Wings. Given the circumstances, he is also among the best possible hires available.…
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CTFA Aiming For Major Changes Within Womens Football
Hot on the heels of Taiwan women’s crunching 8-0 victory over Pakistan, the Chinese Taipei Football Association (CTFA) have released a white paper that would overhaul the management of women’s football on the island if implemented fully. In interviews accompanying the release of the white paper, Wang Ling-hsiang, the head of the CTFA, was bullish…
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National Team Captain Calls For Urgent Overhaul
In a lengthy interview with journalist Zhang Keming, Taiwan’s mens national team captain, Chen Po-liang, gave an impassioned assessment of his country’s current footballing set-up. Chen, who became national team captain at just twenty-one years old, also holds the record for most caps and goals for the national team. Now thirty-six, the midfielder has played…