Taiwan national football team results

This page details the match results and statistics of the Taiwan national football team. ^{[note 1]}

Key

Key to matches Att. = Match attendance (H) = Home ground (A) = Away ground (N) = Neutral ground

Key to record by opponent Pld = Games played W = Games won D = Games drawn L = Games lost GF = Goals for GA = Goals against

A-International results

Taiwan's score is shown first in each case.

Taiwan national football team results

No.	Date	Venue	Opponents	Score	Competition	Taiwan scorers	Att.	Ref.
1	1 May 1954	Rizal Memorial Stadium, Manila (N)	South Vietnam	3–2	1954 Asian Games	Lee, Chu, Yin	—	[2]
2	6 May 1954	Rizal Memorial Stadium, Manila (N)	Philippines	4–0	1954 Asian Games	Unknown	—	[2]
3	7 May 1954	Rizal Memorial Stadium, Manila (N)	Indonesia	4–2	1954 Asian Games	Lee (2), Yin, Chu	—	[2]
4	8 May 1954	Rizal Memorial Stadium, Manila (N)	South Korea	5–2	1954 Asian Games	Yin, Chu (2), Szeto, Ho	—	[2]
5	26 August 1956	Seoul Stadium, Seoul (A)	South Korea	0–2	1956 AFC Asian Cup qualification		35,000	[2]
6	2 September 1956	Municipal Stadium, Taipei (H)	South Korea	1–2	1956 AFC Asian Cup qualification	Chu	20,000	[2]
7	25 May 1958	Tokyo (N)	Malaya	2–1	1958 Asian Games	Unknown	—	[2] [3]
8	27 May 1958	Tokyo (N)	Pakistan	3–1	1958 Asian Games	Unknown	—	[2] [3]
9	30 May 1958	Tokyo Football Stadium, Tokyo (N)	Israel	2–0	1958 Asian Games	Unknown	—	[2] [3]
10	31 May 1958	National Stadium, Tokyo (N)	Indonesia	1–0	1958 Asian Games	Chow	—	[2] [3]
11	1 June 1958	National Stadium, Tokyo (N)	South Korea	3–2 (a.e.t.)	1958 Asian Games	Yin, Yee, Hung	—	[2] [3] [4]
12	31 March 1959	Rizal Memorial Stadium, Manila (N)	Philippines	7–4	1960 AFC Asian Cup qualification	Unknown	12,000	[2] [5]
13	3 April 1959	Rizal Memorial Stadium, Manila (N)	Hong Kong	7–4	1960 AFC Asian Cup qualification	Unknown	22,000	[2] [5]
14	30 August 1959	Bangkok (A)	Thailand	3–1	1960 Summer Olympics qualification	Unknown	—	[2]
15	13 September 1959	Taipei (H)	Thailand	3–1	1960 Summer Olympics qualification	Unknown	—	[2]
16	25 April 1960	Taipei (H)	South Korea	1–2	1960 Summer Olympics qualification	Wong	—	[2]
17	30 April 1960	Taipei (H)	South Korea	2–0 [A]	1960 Summer Olympics qualification	Wong	—	[2]
18	18 August 1960	Rome (N)	Tunisia	1–8	Friendly	Unknown	2,000	[2] [6]
19	16 October 1960	Hyochang Stadium, Seoul (N)	South Vietnam	2–0	1960 AFC Asian Cup	Luk, Yiu	—	[2] [7]
20	21 October 1960	Hyochang Stadium, Seoul (A)	South Korea	0–1	1960 AFC Asian Cup		—	[2] [7]
21	23 October 1960	Hyochang Stadium, Seoul (N)	Israel	0–1	1960 AFC Asian Cup		—	[2] [7]
22	14 July 1962	Saigon (A)	South Vietnam	1–1	Friendly	Unknown	–	[2]
23	25 July 1962	Thailand (A)	Thailand	0–4	Friendly		–	[2]
24	27 July 1962	Singapore (A)	Singapore	2–2	Friendly	Unknown	–	[2]
25	28 July 1962	Singapore (A)	Singapore	4–0	Friendly	Unknown	–	[2]
26	22 August 1962	Singapore (A)	Singapore	1–0	Friendly	Unknown	–	[2]
27	9 August 1963	Merdeka Stadium, Kuala Lumpur (N)	South Vietnam	1–1	1963 Merdeka Tournament	Unknown	–	[2]
28	12 August 1962	Merdeka Stadium, Kuala Lumpur (A)	Malaya	3–2	1963 Merdeka Tournament	Unknown	–	[2]
29	15 August 1962	Merdeka Stadium, Kuala Lumpur (N)	Japan	2–0	1963 Merdeka Tournament	Unknown	–	[2]
30	16 August 1962	Merdeka Stadium, Kuala Lumpur (N)	Thailand	2–2	1963 Merdeka Tournament	Unknown	–	[2]
31	18 August 1962	Merdeka Stadium, Kuala Lumpur (N)	South Korea	1–0	1963 Merdeka Tournament	Wong	–	[2]
32	27 November 1963	Hyochang Stadium, Seoul (A)	South Korea	1–2	1964 Summer Olympics qualification	Unknown	20,000	[2]
33	7 December 1963	Taipei Municipal Stadium, Taipei (H)	South Korea	1–0	1964 Summer Olympics qualification	Unknown	–	[2] [B]

Notes

1. ^
   A: The match was abandoned in the 23rd minute with the Republic of China (Taiwan) leading 1–0 after Korean players and officials attacked the referee in response to a penalty being given against them; the match was awarded to the Republic of China (Taiwan) 2–0.
2. ^
   B: The play-off was awarded to South Korea, as Taiwan were disqualified due to objecting to playing at a neutral venue and refused to travel.

Notes

1. The Chinese Taipei Football Association joined FIFA in 1954 and originally entered a national team under the name Taiwan. In 1982, the national team was renamed Chinese Taipei. ^[1] For results after 1982, see Chinese Taipei national football team results.

References

1. "Statistical Kit: Preliminary Draw for the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil" (PDF). FIFA. 28 June 2011. p. 3. Archived (PDF) from the original on 19 July 2021. Retrieved 21 December 2020. Known as Taiwan before 1982.
2. "World Football Elo Ratings: Taiwan/Chinese Taipei". www.eloratings.net. World Football Elo Ratings. Retrieved 4 July 2019.
3. "1958 Asian Games". RSSSF . Retrieved 4 March 2024.
4. "Google news - The Indian Express - June 2, 1958"
5. "Asian Nations Cup 1960" . Retrieved 18 October 2022.
6. "Tunisia - List of International Matches". RSSSF . 8 March 2018. Retrieved 10 March 2024.
7. "Asian Nations Cup 1960".