I heard that the Philippines once defeated China. Is that true?

On the evening of August 6th, 2006, Beijing time, the 2007 Asian Cup qualifiers started, and the China national team took the seat in TEDA Stadium to face the Singaporean national team. The two sides fought fiercely for 90 minutes, and China occupied the full advantage. It's a pity that Zhao Xuri got a red card for his 65th minute revenge elbow. After that, China went all out to attack their opponents, and finally Shao Jiayi scored a goal at the last minute. Game over. After the game, China scored only six points in three games, ranking first in the group for the time being.

After the founding of New China, China and Singapore played four games in this match, and the two sides met for the first time in1974165438+1October. At the behest of Coach Zhu, the China national men's soccer team visited Singapore for the first time and played a friendly match with Singapore. The two sides drew with 1: 1. Half a year later, the Singaporean national team paid a courtesy visit, and the China team at home beat their opponents with 1-0. The last confrontation between the two sides can be traced back to the Dunhill Cup in 1997, when China beat their opponents 3-0. After nearly 10 years, there was no confrontation between the two teams. Although Singapore has made great progress in recent years by introducing foreign players, China, who played at home, beat his opponent with Shao Jiayi's last-minute penalty, and achieved an absolute advantage of 3 wins 1 in the historical record against Singapore.

Although anti-Japanese and anti-DPRK gradually became a slogan, China's strength has greatly declined in recent years. In the latest World Cup ranking, it has slipped out of the top 100, and Asia ranks only 14, making it an out-and-out third-rate team in Asia. But relying on his strong body and excellent physical condition, China gained a lot of experience in the competition with Southeast Asian teams. In the past 10 years, China men's soccer team played 24 matches with Southeast Asian teams, and China achieved an amazing unbeaten record of 23 wins 1. Except for 1998 Malaysian home 1: 1 "Lucky" draw with China, other Southeast Asian teams played against China. Compared with Singapore's draw with Japanese team and Thailand's victory over South Korea, China's achievement can undoubtedly be called terror, and China can be said to be the first killer of Asian and Southeast Asian teams. Against Southeast Asian teams, China's physical advantage is very obvious. Although the individual footwork skills of Southeast Asian teams are even more delicate than ours, due to the geographical location, Southeast Asian players are generally too short, and even goalkeepers are usually below 1.75 meters, which is only about the same height as the shortest player in China. When China can't open the situation, as long as our winger can cross normally, the high center can always push the ball into the opponent's door. In history, Su, Li Bing, Xie Hui and others have blackmailed Southeast Asians, and scored by heading, which made the top team in China famous. (Pure Land)

Appendix: The record of China's engagement with Southeast Asian teams in recent 10 years;

Dunhill Cup 1997.02.2 1 Kuala Lumpur Singapore 3; 1

Dunhill Cup 1997.02.25 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 2: 0

International Friendly Tournament 1997.04.20 Beijing Myanmar 5: 0

The first round of World Cup qualifiers 1 1997.05.25 Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam 3: 1

The first round of World Cup qualifiers 1 1997.06.22 Beijing-Vietnam 4: 0.

International Friendly Tournament 1998.06.27 Bangkok, Thailand 3: 0

International friendlies 1998.07.0 1 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia 1: 1

Asian Games1998.1.30-12.19 Thailand 3: 0.

2000 Asian Cup qualifiers 2000. 1.23 Hanoi Philippines 8: 0

2000 Asian Cup qualifier in Hanoi, Vietnam 2-0.

Four-nation Invitational Tournament 2000.9.0 1 Shanghai Thailand 3: 1