Category: Womens National Team
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Match Report: Japan 2: – Taiwan: 0
Taiwan began their AFC Women’s Finals tournament in Australia with a gutsy but perhaps inevitable defeat to tournament favorites, Japan. The Mulan had a clear game plan from the beginning; defend deep, play selflessly and try to limit the opportunities for the tournament favorites to shoot from inside the Taiwan penalty box. For a large chunk…
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Womens Roster Finalized For AFC Cup Finals
The Taiwanese women’s national team has been finalized and all twenty-six players are now in Australia as they prepare for the upcoming AFC Womens Cup Finals next month. The tournament will be huge for the Mulan as the team continues its steady improvement at the international level. Having failed to qualify for the AFC Finals for…
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CTFA Announce Provisional Womens AFC Finals Roster
With the upcoming AFC Womens Finals set to kick off in early March, the CTFA have announced a large training roster in anticipation of the tournament that will be held in Australia A six day training camp will be begin on Febuary 9th and when things conclude, the roster will be whittled down to a…
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Chokemor Upgraded To Permanent Womens Coach
Although the decision felt like a formality after two recent wins over Indonesia and Nepal, women’s coach Prasobchoke Chokemor appears to have been upgraded from interim to the full-time manager of the Taiwan women’s team. The Thai national stepped in after the resignation of Chan Hiu Ming in August. The announcement to extend Chokemormade was found in…
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Match Report: Taiwan: 1 – Nepal: 0
The Taiwanese womens team rotated a number of players in the second game of their tour of Indonesia but the end result was ultimately the same. The Mulan would have wanted more goals but given the rainy conditions and the dark arts of the Nepalese team, the final score was still something to be proud…
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Match Report: Indonesia: 0 – Taiwan: 5
Led by an electrifying performance from teenager Chen Yu-chin, the Taiwanese womens team romped to a resounding victory against Indonesia on Saturday. In their first game under interim manager Prasobchoke Chokemor, the Mulan unveiled a new formation and a tweaked line-up. Starting in a 4-2-3-1, star forward Su Yu-hsuan was redeployed as a playmaking no.…
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