The Women's Asian Football Association (WAFA) enters the final stage of the tournament with the hosts China Women's Football Association (CWFA) taking on arch-rivals Japan Women's Football Association (JWFA) in the final 4-legged match on Tuesday (3).
Both teams were my pre-tournament favorites to win the tournament, but now that they meet in the last 4, only one of them can survive, and they will definitely give it their best shot to get a spot in the final. The Chinese women's soccer team has scored 26 goals and conceded none, but their previous opponents are not that strong, so it's not a big challenge for the Chinese team. The main player Wang Frost is now tied with North Korea's Kim Kyung-yeong at the top of the scoring charts with 7 goals, and she will be looking to score more goals in this match in order to compete for the Golden Boot award.
In their last match against the Philippines, the Japanese women conceded their first goal of the tournament from a corner kick, which may be a warning to the Japanese team to look at their defending deficiencies. 20 striker Haruka Osawa is currently second on the top scorer's list with 6 goals, and this is a chance for her to catch up on her goal scoring.
