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China fall to Saudi Arabia in key World Cup qualifier

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China suffered a narrow 1-0 defeat to Saudi Arabia in a Fifa 2026 World Cup qualifying match on Thursday, leaving it struggling at the bottom of Group C in the Asian zone.

The decisive moment came five minutes into the second half when Saudi midfielder Salem Al-Dawsari scored from close range, capitalising on a rebound after Chinese goalkeeper Wang Dalei blocked an initial shot.

China’s task became even more challenging just before the break when Lin Liangming was shown a red card for a reckless kick to the face of Saudi defender Hassan Kadish.

The incident resulted in a lengthy stoppage as Kadish received treatment before being carried off the field on a stretcher.

Despite dominating possession, the hosts were unable to convert their chances, with a first-half goal by Faisel Al-Ghamdi ruled out by video footage for handball, further compounding their frustrations.

After seven matches, China remains at the bottom of Group C with just six points.

They will next take on Australia at home on Tuesday and will look to turn their fortunes around. (Xinhua)

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