South Korea beat Kyrgyzstan and qualify for the Asian Cup 16

South Korea beat Kyrgyzstan 1-0 on Friday in the Asian Cup qualifiers in the United Arab Emirates to reach the round of 16 with the Chinese team, who beat the Philippines 3- 0 later in the day.

South Korea's Kim Kim-jae, who scored the only goal in the 41st minute, is credited with the win.

The Korean team increased its points to six points, second in the goal difference behind the Chinese team, and Kyrgyzstan remained without points in third place thanks to the goal difference against the Philippines.

Korea became the third team to advance to the round of 16 after Jordan and China.

South Korea will face China on Wednesday in the third round of the tournament, in a match that will save the leaders of the group, and face the honorary teams of Kyrgyzstan and the Philippines.

The Chinese team has qualified for the round of 16 beating the Philippines 3-0.

Wu Lee took the lead as China scored two goals in the 40th and 66th minutes and Yu Dabao added the third goal in the 81st minute.

The Chinese team raised its points to six points at the top of the standings, while the Philippine team placed at the top of the group with no points.

The Chinese team beat Kyrgyzstan 2 to 1 in the first round, while the Philippines lost to South Korea 1 to 0.

The Chinese are now the winners of the second round behind Jordan, who lead group B.

This is the first Filipino team's participation in the Asian Cup, but so far no goal or goal has been collected.

The first ten minutes of the match happened without a serious attempt by the goalkeepers, with the exception of a shot by Zhao Zori, a Chinese player from outside the penalty area, which was easily treated by goalkeeper Michael Valsgaard.

Over time, the Chinese team took control of the match as the Philippines withdrew to the center of the stadium and relied on the counterattack.

The Filipinos almost opened the scoring in the 23rd minute when Patrick Richelt threw a counter-attack and pbaded the ball to John Patrick Strobe, who put the ball ahead of Javier Patino against the goal, but Chinese defender Veng Xiaoting entered at the right time and cut the ball.

The Chinese team reacted with a dangerous opportunity in the 33rd minute when Hao Junmin sent a deep pbad to the far post, to Wu Zi, who climbed and hit his head, but his ball went over the post.

The match was limited to the midfield until the 40th minute, when the Chinese team scored the goal when Hao Junmin pbaded the ball from the right side to Wu Lee and shot a shot out of reach of goalkeeper Michael Folsgaard.

In the final minutes of the first half, the Philippines claimed a change in score, almost in the 44th minute, when Kevin Ingresso scored a fine shot from the edge of the area, but goalkeeper Jan Junling was the victim from an untapped corner.

With the start of the second half, the Chinese took the initiative and almost scored the second goal in the 50th minute, after playing a long pbad to Wu Li to give goalkeeper Volksgaard a free kick in a untapped corner.

The match was confined in the middle of the field until the 66th minute, when the Chinese team scored the second goal while she was playing the ball on a free kick shot to the outside from the surface and was taken over by Wu Lee with a powerful shot into the goal.

Wu Lee almost added the third goal in the 79th minute after a cross from center Yo Hanchao against the goal and the ball allowed the Philippine goalkeeper to take a corner.

A minute later, the Chinese team managed to score the third goal by playing a corner for U Dabao, who led the ball deep into the net.

The remaining part of the match continued without a new goal to give the whistle of the referee by announcing the end of the match with the Chinese team winning three draws.

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