| U17 Women's World Cup
Let’s first popularize the relevant knowledge points of the U17 Women's World Cup. U17 Women's World Cup was founded in 2008 and held every two years and is organized and managed by FIFA . After successfully hosting the U20 Women's World Cup , FIFA plans to hold another youth international event with younger female athletes participating.
Therefore, at the FIFA Council in 2006, the resolution was adopted to hold the first U-17 Women's World Cup in in 2008. The first event adopts an invitation system, with outstanding young women's football teams from all continents participating in the competition, and the North Korean women's football team won the U17 Women's World Cup for the first time.
This year's U17 Women's World Cup held in India is the 7th event and is also the postponement of the 2020 U17 World Cup. In the first six competitions, East Asian teams almost dominated the event, winning 4 championships and 4 runner-ups in total. It can be said that they are the women's football youth teams that despise all continents.
North Korea won the World Cup championships in 2008 and 2016 respectively, and is also the only team to win the championship twice so far. In addition, South Korea (2010), France (2012), Japan (2014) and Spain (2018) won the remaining four championships respectively.
| episode
2022 U17 Women's World Cup has another episode: In the early morning of August 16 this year, FIFA imposed a full ban on the Indian Football Association. The reason is that the Indian government has set up an administrative committee to replace the Football Association in managing football affairs, which seriously violates the FIFA constitution and constitutes administrative intervention in football. The launch of the ban on
means that the U17 Women's Football World Cup, which was originally planned to be held in India from October 11 to 30 this year, cannot be held on schedule.
| Chinese women's football team U17 National Youth Team
Chinese women's football team did not qualify for the U17 World Cup for the first time until 2012. Before this World Cup, the Chinese team has only participated in two events so far.
For the first time in 2012, the Chinese team failed to appear in 1 win and 2 losses in the group stage. In 2013, the Chinese team drew 2-2 with Thailand in the third place in the AFC U16 Women's Football League in U16 Women's Football League in 90 minutes, and finally won the third place in the game with a total penalty score of 6-4, thus successfully qualifying for the 2014 U17 World Cup.
At the 2014 U17 Women's World Cup, the team was led by the head coach of Gaohong and was divided into Group D. He lost 1-2 to Nigeria in the first game, and lost 0-4 to Mexico in the second game, and reversed the Colombian Women's Football Team 3-1 in the last game, but still did not qualify in the group.
The U17 Women's World Cup in 2016 and 2018 did not qualify for the competition.
2019 Chen Wanting coaches the National Youth Team. In the team, Chen Wanting has trained a group of talented players for the Chinese women's football team: Zou Mengyao, Shi Xiaomin, Wang Xinling, Wang Jingyi, Wang Huimin, Wang Qianqian, Shao Ziqin, Sun Fangxin, and Jiang Chenjing .
But in the qualifiers for the 2020 U17 Women's World Cup, the Chinese team lost 0-2 and 0-4 to the then powerful Japanese team and North Korean youth team, and missed the final again.
| 2022 Women's World Cup
2020 U17 Women's World Cup was postponed to be held this year. Due to the abstention of the North Korean women's football team, the Chinese women's football U17 was qualified to participate in the competition. This matter must be traced back to the 2019 U16 Women's Football Asian Championships. Teams that won the top two (the champion and runner-up) in the Asian Championships will directly qualify to participate in the 2020 Women's Football U17 World Cup.
At that time, the Chinese women's football team was led by Chen Wanting. As a result, relying on Zou Mengyao's skills, the Chinese U16 women's football team defeated Australia with a 2-1 score, winning the third place in the competition, and the championship was the Japanese and North Korean teams. The three teams representing Asia in the World Cup are: Japan, North Korea and host India.
U17 World Cup due to overage, the Chinese women's national youth team players participating in the competition are no longer the athletes in the Asian Championships that year. It is Chen Wanting's performance in leading the team that she is qualified to participate in the World Cup today.
| China-Mexico
This game is the second time that China and Mexico have met in the U17 World Cup. The last time the two teams met was in the 2014 World Cup, when the Chinese team lost 0-4 to their opponents. Now, under the guidance of head coach Wang Zhian, this women's national youth team has greatly improved its technical and tactical qualities through competitions, and the team has already had many technical players in the midfield and frontcourt.
In the game tonight, Huang Jiaxin, who was unintentionally handball , gave some yellow food in the penalty area, captain Qiao Ruiqi, who scored the first penalty for the Chinese team, Yu Xingyue, who calmly pushed the ball in 90 minutes, and goalkeeper Liu Chen, grew up quickly in the team, showing good football literacy that is inconsistent with age and immatureness.
0 in the first half real-time stage, captain Qiao Ruiqi took the penalty kick and scored the first record.
In the 90th minute, the Chinese team scored another goal! Yu Xingyue received a wonderful pass from his teammate to form a single shot. She calmly pushed the ball to score, helping the Chinese team lead the Mexico team 2-0!
In the game, facing the runner-up of the last U17 World Cup, the Chinese team did not fear strong enemies and directly launched an attack with their opponents, and did not lose the disadvantage in their bodies and confrontations. Here, I also wish the Chinese women's football team excellent results in the next competition.
The other two opponents in the group stage of the Chinese team are the last champions Spain and Colombia. (End)
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