The China women's national football team defeated Malaysia on Friday night, securing their first ever AFC Asian Cup title. The match was a nail-biting finish, with both teams pushing for the lead until the final minutes of play.

The Chinese team had been looking to win their first-ever AFC Asian Cup title since 2011, but they were unable to do so due to a late goal from Malaysia's Aisam Zaidi. However, they still managed to secure the victory thanks to some impressive individual performances by their players.

One of the standout performers in the game was goalkeeper Wang Hongyan, who made several saves to prevent goals from being scored. She also played a key role in the penalty shootout that saw China qualify for the knockout stage.

Another player who stood out was midfielder Zhao Yan, who was instrumental in scoring the winning goal with her powerful strike. Her goal helped China seal their spot in the final and gave them a much-needed boost ahead of their next game against Japan.

Overall, it was another exciting and dramatic match between China and Malaysia. While the result may not have been what many people expected, it was still a significant achievement for both teams and their fans. The team will now move forward with renewed confidence and determination as they prepare for their next game against Japan.