China national football team results (1913–1949)

This article lists the results for the China national football team between 1913 and 1949. Scores are listed with the Chinese score first, followed by the opponents' score.

Key
Win
Draw
Defeat

China national football team results
Main article: China national football team results

1910s
Date Venue Opponents Score Competition Scorers
5 February 1913 Manila, Philippines  Philippines 1–2 1913 Far Eastern Championship Games Tong Fuk Cheung
17 May 1915 Shanghai, China  Philippines 1–0 1915 Far Eastern Championship Games Wong Pak Chung
18 May 1915 Shanghai, China  Philippines 0–0 1915 Far Eastern Championship Games
19 May 1915 Shanghai, China  Philippines 1–1 1915 Far Eastern Championship Games Yip Kwai Sam
9 May 1917 Tokyo, Japan  Japan 5–0 1917 Far Eastern Championship Games Kwok Po Kan, Tong Fuk Cheung, Fung Kin Wai (3)
9 May 1917 Tokyo, Japan  Philippines 3–0 1917 Far Eastern Championship Games Ye Kun, Tong Fuk Cheung (2)
12 May 1919 Manila, Philippines  Philippines 2–0 1919 Far Eastern Championship Games Tong Fuk Cheung, Wong Pak Chung
13 May 1919 Manila, Philippines  Philippines 1–2 1919 Far Eastern Championship Games Wong Pak Chung
15 May 1919 Manila, Philippines  Philippines 2–1 1919 Far Eastern Championship Games Kwok Po Kan, Wong Pak Chung

1920s
Date Venue Opponents Score Competition Scorers
31 May 1921 Shanghai, China  Philippines 1–0 1921 Far Eastern Championship Games Yip Kau Ko
1 June 1921 Shanghai, China  Japan 4–0 1921 Far Eastern Championship Games Yip Kau Ko, Wong Pak Chung, Aw Kit Sang, ?
22 May 1923 Osaka, Japan  Philippines 3–0 1923 Far Eastern Championship Games Wong Pak Chung, ?, ?
24 May 1923 Osaka, Japan  Japan 5–1 1923 Far Eastern Championship Games Wong Pak Chung (2), Yip Kau Ko (3)
18 August 1923 Sydney, Australia  Australia 1–5 Friendly Lee Wai Tong
25 August 1923 Newcastle, Australia  Australia 3–4 Friendly Wong Pak Chung (2), Lee Wai Tong
15 September 1923 Brisbane, Australia  Australia 0–5 Friendly
22 September 1923 Sydney, Australia  Australia 3–1 Friendly Chang Hsi En, Lee Wai Tong (2)
29 September 1923 Melbourne, Australia  Australia 0–2 Friendly
6 October 1923 Adelaide, Australia  Australia 2–2 Friendly Chang Hsi En, Lee Wai Tong
15 December 1923 Hong Kong  Hong Kong 1–1 Friendly Wong Pak Chung
20 May 1925 Manila, Philippines  Japan 2–0 1925 Far Eastern Championship Games Lee Wai Tong (2)
22 May 1925 Manila, Philippines  Philippines 5–1 1925 Far Eastern Championship Games Lee Wai Tong (3), Pang Wah Hing, Suen Kam Shun
27 August 1927 Shanghai, China  Japan 5–1 1927 Far Eastern Championship Games Suen Kam Shun (2), Cai Bingfen (3)
31 August 1927 Shanghai, China  Philippines 3–1 1927 Far Eastern Championship Games Suen Kam Shun (2), Chen Huanxian

1930s
Date Venue Opponents Score Competition Scorers
27 May 1930 Tokyo, Japan  Philippines 5–0 1930 Far Eastern Championship Games Dai Linjing (3), Ye Beihua, Suen Kam Shun
29 May 1930 Tokyo, Japan  Japan 3–3 1930 Far Eastern Championship Games Suen Kam Shun, Chan Kwong Yiu, Dai Linjing
12 May 1934 Manila, Philippines  Philippines 2–0 1934 Far Eastern Championship Games Tam Kong Pak, Lee Wai Tong
14 May 1934 Manila, Philippines  Dutch East Indies 2–0 1934 Far Eastern Championship Games Tso Kwai Shing, Fung King Cheong
20 May 1934 Manila, Philippines  Japan 4–3 1934 Far Eastern Championship Games Tam Kong Pak (2), Lee Wai Tong (2)
8 July 1936 Calcutta, British India British Raj India 1–1 Friendly Suen Kam Shun
6 August 1936 Berlin, Germany  Great Britain 0–2 1936 Summer Olympics

1940s
Date Venue Opponents Score Competition Scorers
13 May 1948 Bangkok, Thailand Thailand Thailand 5–0 Friendly Ho Ying Fun, Li Tai Fai, Kwok Ying Kee, Lai Shiu Wing, Chau Man Chi
22 May 1948 Singapore Singapore Singapore 0–1 Friendly
27 June 1948 Singapore Malaysia Malaya 3–0 Friendly Chu Wing Keong (2), Chau Man Chi
7 July 1948 Singapore Singapore Singapore 4–3 Friendly Chu Wing Keong (2), Chau Man Chi, Kwok Ying Kee
17 July 1948 Calcutta, India  India 0–1 Friendly
25 July 1948 London, Great Britain  United States 3–2 Friendly Ho Ying Fun (2), Chu Wing Keong
2 August 1948 London, Great Britain  Turkey 0–4 1948 Summer Olympics
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