“New Zealand take an early lead as Tyler Bindon scores from a corner, assisted by Callum McCowatt.”
Pivotal“After a flurry of chances including a post from Elijah Henry, Ben Waine doubles New Zealand's lead.”
Pivotal“Substitute Owen Parker-Price seals the win with a third goal shortly after coming on.”
Outstanding performance

New Zealand made their intent clear inside four minutes when Tyler Bindon converted from a corner, and they doubled the lead through Ben Waine after a frantic spell of chances involving Logan Rogerson, Wei Shihao's saved effort, and Elijah Henry's crashing shot off the post. China PR never found a foothold, managing just two shots on target all game against New Zealand's six, and their 43% possession count meant little without penetration in the final third. A heavy round of substitutions from both sides shaped a quieter second half until substitute Owen Parker-Price arrived in style, scoring just three minutes after being introduced to complete a 3-0 rout that reflected New Zealand's control throughout - six big chances created to China's none tells the story of the gulf in quality on the night.
How entertaining was this match?
China PR host New Zealand in Beijing in an international friendly with no table stakes but plenty of pride on the line. The All Whites arrive fresh off a 2-2 draw with Palestine, while China look to find rhythm against a well-organized Oceania side.