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Chinese players react after a goal by midfielder Wang Lisi (middle) on a penalty kick against New Zealand in the first half of a Group A soccer match in the 2015 FIFA women's World Cup at Winnipeg Stadium in Winnipeg, Canada, June 15, 2015. [Photo/Agencies & Bruce Fedyck-USA TODAY Sports] |
China, helped by a dubious penalty, tied New Zealand 2-2 in an entertaining women's World Cup Group A game on Monday and qualified for the next stage along with hosts Canada.
China ended the group stage on four points, one behind Canada, and tied with the Netherlands on the same goal difference. China secured second place because they scored one more goal than the Dutch.
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