Taiwan cheering row overshadows China quarterfinal at Asian Cup

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Taiwan will face China in a quarterfinal match of the Women's Asian Cup on Saturday at Perth Rectangular Stadium. The match is notable for its geopolitical significance, as Taiwan competes under the designation "Chinese Taipei" to avoid tensions with China. Former Taiwan men's coach Chen Kuei-jen was ejected from the stadium after leading cheers for the women's team during their 3-1 win over India. Chen was reportedly removed for chanting "Taiwan", rather than using the official designation. The incident prompted a protest from the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Sydney, which is investigating the matter. Taiwan will be the underdogs against defending champions China, with the winner advancing to the semifinals and securing a spot at next year's Women's World Cup in Brazil.
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