China women's national football team

The Chinese women 's national soccer team represents the People's Republic of China in international women's football. The Chinese selection was a long time one of the strongest women's soccer teams in the world. Overall, the Chinese team was eight times Asian champions, once Vice World Champion and once won the silver medal at the Olympic Games. Recently, however, the team failed to qualify for either the World Cup in Germany nor for the Olympic Games in London and has the leading position in Asia to Japan lost. In March 2011, the Chinese team fell at No. 15 of the FIFA world rankings back in August and in 19th place This is so far the worst result.

2.1 Current squad

4.1 Germany
4.2 Switzerland
4.3 Austria

Tournament balances

World cup

Olympic Summer Games

2008: Quarter-finals
2012: not qualified

Asia Cup

2010: Fourth
2014: qualified

East Asia Championship

2005: Fourth
2008: Third
2010: Second
2013: Fourth

Algarve Cup

The national team took first in 1996 and then to all other sweeps of the Algarve Cup in part. Four times the final has been reached and the tournament could be won twice.

2005: 07th place
2006: 06th place
2007: 10th place
2008: 09th place
2009: 05th place
2010: 04th place
2011: 07th place
2012: 09th place
2013: 06th place
2014: invited

Existing trainers

People's Republic of China 1984-1988 Cong Zheyu
People's Republic of China 1988-1991 Shang Ruihua
China People's Republic of 1991-2001 Ma Yuanan
China People's Republic of 2002-2003 Ma Liangxing
People's Republic of China 2003-2004 Zhang Haitao
People's Republic of China 2004-2005 Wang Haiming
China People's Republic 2005 Pei Encai
China People's Republic of 2005-2006 Ma Liangxing
People's Republic of China in 2007, Wang Haiming
Marika Domanski- Lyfors Sweden 2007
France 2007-2008 Elisabeth Loisel
People's Republic of China 2008-2010 Shang Ruihua
People's Republic of China 2011-2012 Li Xiaopeng
China People's Republic 2012 - Hao Wei

Current squad

Squad for the Algarve Cup 2013:

Known players

Sun Wen

Games against teams of German-speaking countries

All results from the Chinese perspective.

Germany

Record against Germany shows 8 wins, 6 draws and 13 defeats, including 0-8 the heaviest defeat.

Switzerland

The so far only game against Switzerland won China.

Austria

So far, there were no games against the Austrian selection.