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NEW STAR PLAYER OF CHINA’S NATIONAL WOMEN’S SOCCER

Wang Shuang, a midfielder on China’s national women’s soccer team, contributed one goal and one assist as the women’s soccer team, nicknamed the Steel Roses, beat the Republic of Korea (ROK) by 4-3 on aggregate in the Olympic Qualification playoffs on April 13.

Wang’s successful strike in the second half of the game was crucial to the team’s victory in the first leg of the playoffs and cemented her reputation as a powerhouse in Chinese soccer. The opposition coach, Colin Bell, described Wang as a world class player.

Wang, 26, began her soccer career as a child living

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