Despite both teams having achieved qualification, Indonesia started the faster and went close  in the second minute with Diyana Herliana rattling the crossbar before Fitriya Hilda forced a fine save from Hong Kong keeper Ng Cheuk Wai, who kept out Dinar Kartikasari’s powerful shot from distance two minutes later.

Hong Kong survived another score moments later when an unmarked Nisma Francida Rusdiana wasted a golden opportunity to put Indonesia ahead after crashing her close range effort against the underside of the crossbar.

Hong Kong also wasted their chances, first in the 17th minute when Indonesia custodian Sella Salsadila Agustin stood firm to deny Chan Wing Sze from distance, while So Hoi Lam angled her headed attempt just over the bar a minute later.

Cheung Wai Ki, with five goals to her name, had a quiet first half as the sides went into the break on level terms.

Hong Kong’s resistance was finally broken two minutes after the restart when Kartikasari’s shot from outside the box deflected off Wai Yuen Ting and settled in the back of the net.

A resurgent Indonesia doubled their advantage in the 25th minute after Insyafadya Salsabillah scrambled the ball over the line following Novita Murni’s cross.

Kartikasari made it 3-0 in the 28th minute after finding space at the top of the area to slip the ball past Ng.

Hong Kong suffered more agony in the 31st minute after Ng misjudged Jein Sitty Way’s shot from just above the arc before Nisma Francida Rusdiana scored the fifth to complete the resounding win. 

Having already been eliminated, both sides were playing for pride with India taking the lead in the fifth minute with Drishti Hemant Pant planting the ball into the back of the net.

Kyrgyz Republic, however, drew level five minutes later through Aizhan Boronbekova, before Nursuluu Murzakulova put them ahead from the spot in the 12th minute.

The Central Asian side tightened their grip on the tie with a minute left in the first half thanks to Rebecca Zamthianmawi’s own goal.

India refused to concede defeat and reduced the deficit in the 36th minute through Khushbu Kashiram Saroj.

Saroj looked to have salvaged a point with a minute left in the game after gaining possession from Nursuluu Murzakulova, evading Kyrgyz Republic keeper Akylai Sadykova before slotting the ball into an empty net.

However, Kyrgyz Republic had the final say with seconds remaining on the clock after Nazik Kumyshbek Kyzy finished off Boronbekova's through pass.