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East Asian Football Championship 2010 Semi-Final Competition S c o r e S h e e t 2 Match No: Date 23 August 2009 Time 19:00 Venue Chinese Stadium National Stadium, Kaohsiung Weather SUN Temp. 30°C Humidity 40 Wind Pitch Condition GOOD Match Commissioner Lai Boon Teck (SIN) Assistant Referee 1 MIYAJIMA Kazushiro Fourth Official KO Hyung Jin Referee TOJO Minoru Assistant Referee 2 YAGI A kane Attendance 12,00 0 1st Half 2 0 2nd Half 2 Chinese Taipei 0 4 Hong Kong-China Sub. Shots Shots Sub. Goal Name No. Pos. Pos. No. Name Goal No. Time 2nd 1st Ttl Ttl 1st 2nd Time No. LU, KUN-CHI 1 GK GK 17 HO Kwok Chuen TSAI, HSIEN-TANG 5 MF 2 DF LEE Chi Ho CHANG, HAN 7 FW 6 DF WONG Chin Hung LO, CHIH-AN 11 MF 7 FW CHAN Siu Ki 1 12 47’ HSIEH, MENG-HSUAN 13 FW 8 DF LEE Wai Lun CHIANG, MING-HAN 14 DF 9 MF LEE Wai Lim 1 6 38’ CHEN, YI-WEI 15 MF 13 MF CHAN Chi Hong 28’ 26 8 61’ CHEN, PO-LIANG(C) 17 MF 15 DF CHAN Wai Ho 1 60’ 16 KUO, CHUN-YI 19 DF 18 MF KWOK Kin Pong CHEN, YU-LIN 20 DF 21 MF MAN Pei Tak(C) 76’ 5 CHANG, YUNG-HSIEN 21 DF 22 DF AMBASSA GUY Gerard 1 LIN, CHENG-YI 4 DF 3 DF POON Yiu Cheuk 15 38’ HUNG, KAI-CHUN 6 MF 5 MF BAI He 76’ 21 17 61’ CHAN, CHE-YUAN 8 MF 11 MF LI Haiqiang HUANG, CHENG-TSUNG 10 MF 16 MF LEUNG Chun Pong 28’ 15 13 47’ LO, CHIH-EN 12 FW 20 MF LEUNG Hinson YANG, CHAO-HSUN 16 DF 23 GK ZHANG Chunhui YEH, HSIEN-CHUNG 18 GK 26 FW CHAO Pengfei 28’ 13 LIANG, CHIEN-WEI 22 MF TAI, HUNG-HSU 26 FW Caution (C) & Sent-off (S) Head Coach Head Coach Caution (C) & Sent-off (S) Time No. Name C/S Reason Lo, Chih-Tsung Kim, Pan Gon Time No. Name C/S Reason 87’ 7 CHAN Siu Ki C 2nd 1st Team Total 1st 2nd 2 0 2 ST 9 2 7 4 6 10 GK 5 3 2 4 4 8 CK 4 2 2 3 6 9 FO 12 5 7 0 0 0 OS 7 3 4 0 0 0 PK 0 0 0 Scoring Summary ST: Shot, HD: Heading, R: Right, L: Left, MF: Mid Field, PA: Penalty Area Team Time No. Scorer Ass No. GA: Goal Area, CK: Corner Kick, FK: Free Kick, CT: Center the Ball, GL: Goal Hongkong 39’ 9 LEE Wai Lim 18 Hongkong 45+1 15 CHAN Wai Ho 21 Hongkong 60’ 7 CHAN Siu Ki Hongkong 64’ 22 AMBASSA GUY Gerard Match Commissioner: .

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