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China–Japan football rivalry
Tim terlibat Tiongkok
 Jepang
Pertemuan pertamaJapan 0–5 China
Far East Asian Games
Tokyo
(9 May 1917)
Pertemuan termutakhirJapan 0–0 China
2022 EAFF E-1 Football Championship
Toyoya
(24 July 2022)
Pertemuan selanjutnyaTBD
Statistik
Total pertemuan41
Kemenangan terbanyakJapan (17)
Kemenangan terbesarJapan 0–5 China
Far East Asian Games
Tokyo
(9 May 1917)

China 5–0 Japan
Nehru Cup
Kochi
(31 January 1983)

The ChinaJapan football rivalry is a competitive sports rivalry that exists between the national football teams of the two countries, as well as their respective sets of fans. Historical tensions had stemmed this rivalry into one of the most heated rivalries in Asia and the world.[1]

Men's matches[sunting | sunting sumber]

The men's football teams of China (then called the Republic of China) and Japan first met each other in 1917 at the Far Eastern Championship Games, which Japan hosted.

Prior to the 1990s, China were one of Asia's dominant men's football teams while football in Japan was still limited to amateur levels, partly due to little interest in development for the sport. Thus, Japan suffered many defeats to China. But with the rapid rise of the Japanese men's national team since the 1990s, the tide has turned. Nowadays, Japan have become far more successful than China in men's football, winning four AFC Asian Cups and have played in every FIFA World Cup since 1998, while China are runners-up in two Asian Cups (one on home soil) and qualified for just one World Cup in 2002, which Japan co-hosted along with South Korea.

# Date Venue Competition Home team Score Away team Goals (home) Goals (away)
1 9 May 1917 Shibaura Ground, Tokyo Far Eastern Championship Games Japan 0–5 China Fung Kin Wai Gol 3', 22', ?', Kwok Po Kan Gol 28', Tong Fuk Cheung Gol 30'
2 1 June 1921 Shanghai Far Eastern Championship Games China 4–1 Japan
3 24 May 1923 Osaka Far Eastern Championship Games Japan 1–5 China
4 20 May 1925 Rizal Memorial Stadium, Manila Far Eastern Championship Games 0–2 Lee Wai Tong Gol -', -'
5 27 August 1927 Zhonghua Stadium, Shanghai Far Eastern Championship Games China 5–1 Japan Suen Kam Shun Gol 19', 30', Kai Bingfen Gol 21', -', 73' Misao Tamai Gol 41'
6 30 May 1930 Meiji Jingu Gaien Stadium, Tokyo Far Eastern Championship Games Japan 3–3 China Shiro Teshima Gol 23', Tadao Takayama Gol 57', Hideo Shinojima Gol 73' Suen Kam Shun Gol 40', Chan Kwong Yiu Gol 60', Dai Linjing Gol 70'
7 20 May 1934 Rizal Memorial Stadium, Manila Far Eastern Championship Games China 4–3 Japan Tam Kong Pak Gol 6', 11', Lee Wai Tong Gol 65', 76' (pen.) Akira Nozawa Gol 60', 72', Takeshi Natori Gol 74'
8 1 May 1966 Unknown Friendly Japan 1–2 China
9 23 June 1975 Government Stadium, Hong Kong 1976 AFC Asian Cup qualification China 2–1 Japan Li Yutie Gol 6', Ke Wushang Gol 20' Kozo Arai Gol 43'
10 11 June 1980 Tianhe Stadium, Guangzhou Friendly 1–0 Li Xiangfu Gol 67'
11 26 December 1980 Hong Kong Stadium, Hong Kong 1982 FIFA World Cup qualification 1–0 Rong Zhihang Gol 7'
12 2 June 1981 Omiya Football Stadium, Saitama Friendly Japan 0–0 China
13 30 September 1981 Singapore Lion City Cup Japan 2–0 China
14 31 January 1983 Kochi Nehru Cup China 5–0 Japan
15 31 May 1984 Omiya Football Stadium, Saitama Kirin Cup Japan 1–0 China Hisashi Kato Gol 84' (pen.)
16 27 July 1986 Merdeka Stadium, Kuala Lumpur Merdeka Cup 4–2 Hisashi Kaneko Gol 8', 55', Hiromi Hara Gol 75', Satoshi Tezuka Gol 76' Li Zheng Gol 44', Wang Yong Gol 77'
17 2 June 1988 Mizuho Stadium, Nagoya Kirin Cup Japan 0–3 China Wang Baoshan Gol 24', Gao Sheng Gol 41', Ma Lin Gol 45'
18 10 May 1990 Nishigaoka Stadium, Tokyo Friendly Japan 2–2 China Tomoyuki Kajino Gol 17', Osamu Maeda Gol 56' Gol 14' (b.d.), Zhang Shaowen Gol 63'
19 13 May 1990 Okayama Stadium, Okayama Friendly Japan 2–0 China Osamu Maeda Gol 26', Mitsunori Yoshida Gol 40'
20 29 July 1990 Workers' Stadium, Beijing Dynasty Cup China 1–0 Japan Wu Qunli Gol 77'
21 24 August 1992 Workers' Stadium, Beijing Dynasty Cup China 0–2 Japan Masahiro Fukuda Gol 38', Takuya Takagi Gol 82'
22 6 November 1992 Hiroshima Stadium, Hiroshima AFC Asian Cup Japan 3–2 China Masahiro Fukuda Gol 48', Tsuyoshi Kitazawa Gol 57', Masashi Nakayama Gol 84' Xie Yuxin Gol 1', Li Xiao Gol 70'
23 18 May 1993 Shanghai East Asian Games China 3–2 Japan
24 23 February 1995 Mong Kok Stadium, Hong Kong Dynasty Cup Japan 2–1 China Toshiya Fujita Gol 16', Hisashi Kurosaki Gol 22' Gao Feng Gol 55'
25 12 December 1996 Tahnoun bin Mohamed Stadium, Al Ain AFC Asian Cup 1–0 Naoki Soma Gol 90'
26 7 March 1998 National Stadium, Tokyo Dynasty Cup Japan 0–2 China Li Bing Gol 9', 50'
27 15 March 2000 Universiade Memorial Stadium, Kobe Friendly Japan 0–0 China
28 26 October 2000 Camille Chamoun Sports City Stadium, Beirut AFC Asian Cup China 2–3 Japan Qi Hong Gol 30', Yang Chen Gol 48' Fan Zhiyi Gol 21' (b.d.), Akinori Nishizawa Gol 53', Tomokazu Myojin Gol 61'
29 8 October 2002 Masan Stadium, Changwon Asian Games 0–1 Satoshi Nakayama Gol 60'
30 4 December 2003 National Stadium, Tokyo EAFF Championship Japan 2–0 China Tatsuhiko Kubo Gol 4', 80'
31 7 August 2004 Workers' Stadium, Beijing AFC Asian Cup China 1–3 Japan Li Ming Gol 31' Takashi Fukunishi Gol 22', Koji Nakata Gol 65', Keiji Tamada Gol 90+1'
32 3 August 2005 Daejeon World Cup Stadium, Daejeon EAFF Championship Japan 2–2 China Teruyuki Moniwa Gol 59', Tatsuya Tanaka Gol 87' Li Jinyu Gol 37', Zhang Yonghai Gol 43'
33 20 February 2008 Chongqing Olympic Sports Center, Chongqing EAFF Championship China 0–1 Japan Koji Yamase Gol 17'
34 6 February 2010 Tokyo Stadium, Tokyo EAFF Championship Japan 0–0 China
35 21 July 2013 Seoul World Cup Stadium, Seoul EAFF Championship 3–3 Yuzo Kurihara Gol 32', Yoichiro Kakitani Gol 59', Masato Kudo Gol 60' Wang Yongpo Gol 4' (pen.), 80' (pen.), Sun Ke Gol 86'
36 9 August 2015 Wuhan Sports Center Stadium, Wuhan EAFF Championship China 1–1 Japan Wu Lei Gol 10' Yuki Muto Gol 41'
37 12 December 2017 Ajinomoto Stadium, Chōfu EAFF Championship Japan 2–1 China Yu Kobayashi Gol 84', Gen Shōji Gol 88' Yu Dabao Gol 90+3'
38 10 December 2019 Busan Gudeok Stadium, Busan EAFF Championship China 1–2 Japan Dong Xuesheng Gol 90' Musashi Suzuki Gol 29', Genta Miura Gol 70'
39 7 September 2021 Khalifa International Stadium, Doha (Qatar)[2] 2022 FIFA World Cup qualification China 0–1 Japan Yuya Osako Gol 40'
40 27 January 2022 Saitama Stadium 2002, Saitama Japan 2–0 China Yuya Osako Gol 13' (pen.), Junya Ito Gol 61'
41 24 July 2022 Toyota Stadium, Toyota EAFF Championship Japan 0–0 China

Head-to-head record[sunting | sunting sumber]

Per 24 July 2022.
Competition China wins Draws Japan wins
Total 41 15 9 17

Women's matches[sunting | sunting sumber]

# Date Venue Competition Home team Score Away team Goals (home) Goals (away)
14 December 2019 Busan Gudeok Stadium, Busan 2019 EAFF E-1 Football Championship China 0–3 Japan Iwabuchi Gol 9', 44', 56'
Per 30 August 2021.

Head-to-head record[sunting | sunting sumber]

Per 30 August 2021.
Competition China wins Draws Japan wins
Total

See also[sunting | sunting sumber]

References[sunting | sunting sumber]

  1. ^ Mangan, J.A.; Kim, Hyun-Duck; Cruz, Angelita; Kang, Gi-Heun (2013). "Rivalries: China, Japan and South Korea – Memory, Modernity, Politics, Geopolitics – and Sport". The International Journal of the History of Sport. 30 (10): 1130–1152. doi:10.1080/09523367.2013.800046. 
  2. ^ "Chinese national football team gears up for World Cup qualifiers". 

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