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Breaking: Women World Cup: China Spanks South Africa 1-0

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June 13, 2019
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Breaking: Women World Cup: China Spanks South Africa 1-0
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China has beaten South Africa 1- 0 in their second group game of the on-going 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup campaign in France.

The clash became a must-win for Banyana Banyana of South Africa after they were beaten by Spain 3-1in their opener.

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The South African team looked forward to redeem themselves Thursday, but mother luck was not on their side.

Coach Desiree Ellis’ team fought bravely against the China and were tipped as the team to beat by analysts.

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