AFC U20 Women's Asian Cup
Ok I found the back of the net in all three group stage ties and in the quarter-finals before DPR Korea’s 1-0 defeat to Japan in the final.
Ok I opened her account after coming on as a second half substitute against Jordan, chipping the ball home in the 48th minute following a corner.
The February 8 Sports Club midfielder put in a captain’s performance against Uzbekistan, netting a hat-trick in their 6-0 win before adding a quick-fire brace against Korea Republic.
The 19-year-old again displayed her goalscoring prowess in the quarter-final tie against Australia, reacting quickest inside the box to break the deadlock in the third minute as DPR Korea went on to win 3-0.
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