
AFC U17 Women's Asian Cup
While China PR are seeking to lift the trophy for the first time, DPR Korea are not only aiming to defend their title but win it for a record fifth time but both players said they are relishing the opportunity of helping bring success to their respective nations
Cheng was a substitute in the opening two Group A ties against Myanmar and Vietnam but made huge contributions coming off the bench by scoring in both matches.

The reward for the Shanghai Shenli FC forward was consecutive starts against Thailand - where she scored again -and India.
“We will be fully prepared for the match,” said Cheng. “I’m more excited than nervous. I’m feeling better with every passing match.
“I didn’t play much in the first two matches but at the same time, I was still excited and enjoyed every minute on the field. I will try my best in the semi-final and the next match if we are there.
“It’s a great honour to be able to participate in such an important event and even more so to be able to do it in my homeland.”

The possibility of a large home support will be a first experience for So but the Amrokgang FC forward - who bagged a brace in the 6-0 quarter-final win against Thailand - is determined all the same to drive DPR Korea to yet another final appearance.
“It’s the first time for me to play in an international competition,” said So. “I’m very happy for the team to reach this stage.
“It is the job of everyone in the team to do their part, including those like me who are on the bench. For sure, we will give our best to ensure that the team advance further.
“To be frank, I’m a little bit nervous. I believe in myself, my teammates and my coaches who have taught me well and I believe that everything will turn out great.”
