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Score Sheet Match No: 11 Date 28 Jul 2013 Time 17:15 Venue Seoul Stadium Jamsil Sports Complex Weather Rainy Temp

EAFF MEN’S East Asian Cup 2013 Final Competition Score Sheet Match No: 11 Date 28 Jul 2013 Time 17:15 Venue Seoul Stadium Jamsil Sports Complex Weather rainy Temp. 26 Humidity 75% Wind Pitch Condition good Match Commissioner MA XIAOLONG(CHN) Assistant Referee 1 JUNG HAESANG(KOR) Fourth Official NISHIMURA YUICHI(JPN) Referee KIM DONGJIN(KOR) Assistant Referee 2 OTSUKA HARUHIRO Spectator 10,526 1 1st Half 1 2 2nd Half 3 Australia 3 4 China PR Sub. Shots Shots Sub. Goal Name No. Pos. Pos. No. Name Goal No. Time 2nd 1st Ttl Ttl 1st 2nd Time No. MARK R. BIRIGHITTI 12 GK GK 23 YANG ZHI 1 1 RYAN J. MCGOWAN 4 DF DF 3 SUN XIANG 1 1 1 1 ROBERT R. CORNTHWAITE 6 DF DF 15 WU XI JOSHUA BRILLANTE 23 DF DF 17 ZHANG LINPENG CRAIG A. GOODWIN 11 MF MF 7 CUI PENG 1 1 46 13 26 66 MATTHEW G.. MCKAY© 17 MF MF 10 ZHENG ZHI © 1 4 5 1 AARON FRANK MOOY 20 MF MF 14 SUN KE 1 2 2 ERIK ENDEL PAARTALU 24 MF MF 19 YANG HAO 88 6 1 1 1 MITCHELL THOMAS DUKE 19 FW MF 20 WU LEI 1 3 2 1 21 74 2 2 MICHELL IAN NICHOLS 25 FW FW 21 ZHANG XIZHE 3 1 2 7 87 1 1 TOMI JURIC 29 FW FW 22 YU DABAO 1 3 2 1 63 9 EUGEN-J. GALEKOVIC 1 GK GK 1 ZENG CHENG NATHAN MARTIN COE 18 GK GK 12 GENG XIAOFENG MICHAEL E. THWAITE 3 DF DF 2 LI XUEPENG JADE B. NORTH 13 DF DF 4 RONG HAO TRENT L. SAINSBURY 15 DF DF 5 DU WEI IVAN F. FRANJIC 22 DF DF 13 LIU JIANYE 46 7 MARK D. MILLIGAN 5 MF MF 6 SHI KE 88 19 RUBEN A. ZADKOVIC 16 MF MF 8 WANG YONGPO 17 66 CONNOR THOMAS PAIN 26 MF MF 16 HUANG BOWEN 29 87 ARCHIE G.THOMPSON 7 FW FW 9 YANG XU 1 1 1 63 22 DARIO VIDOSIC 10 FW FW 11 QU BO 25 74 1 1 1 ADAM JAKE TAAGART 21 FW FW 18 GAO LIN Caution (C) & Sent-off (S) Head Coach Head Coach Caution (C) & Sent-off (S) Time No. Name C/S Reason HOLGER OSIECK FU BO Time No. Name C/S Reason st 27 15 WU XI C 2nd 1st Team Total 1 2nd 41 7 CUI PENG C 6 6 12 ST 14 6 8 3 2 5 CK 10 5 5 9 2 11 FO 6 4 2 0 0 0 OS 1 1 0 0 0 0 PK 0 0 0 Scoring Summary ST: Shot, HD: Heading, R: Right, L: Left, C: Center, 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 CHINA 5 22 YU DABAO 3 NO.3 PA-L CT -> NO.22 PA-C R-ST-GL AUSTRALIA 30 20 AARON FRANK MOOY NO.20 MF-C R-ST-GL CHINA 56 14 SUN KE NO.14 GA-C R-ST-GL CHINA 87 9 YANG XU NO.9 PA-R R-ST-GL CHINA 90 20 WU LEI NO.20 PA-C R-ST-GL AUSTRALIA 90 21 ADAM JAKE TAAGART NO.21 GA-C L-ST-GL AUSTRALIA 90+4 19 MITCHELL THOMAS DUKE 7 NO. 7 PA-C PASS -> NO.19 GA-L R-ST-GL .

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