China national football team results and fixtures

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These are the China national football team results and fixtures.

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Best / Worst Results

Results by years

Team photo versus Australia 22 June 2008 played at Stadium Australia, Sydney. China won 1-0. China national football team 06-JUN-2008-ANZstad.jpg
Team photo versus Australia 22 June 2008 played at Stadium Australia, Sydney. China won 1–0.

1913–1949

1950–1969

1970–1989

1990–2009

2010s

2020s

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