Chen Yisen scored the first goal for China, but Singapore tied it up with a penalty kick and a header. With a late comeback from Zhang Lijia, the game ended 2-2. The Chinese national team's victory wa

The match between China and Singapore was a closely contested affair that went into extra time before the final whistle sounded. The score remained unchanged at 1-1 after extra time, with both teams having equal chances to win the match.

As the game progressed, tensions rose as the two teams clashed on the pitch. The Chinese players appeared to be more aggressive than their opponents, causing some fans to boo them. However, the Chinese team refused to back down and continued to press their opponents hard.

After the second half, the Chinese team had possession for most of the match, but they failed to capitalize on any opportunities. This led to a corner kick awarded to Singapore, which was converted by Zhang Lijia, who was one of the few players who played well in the game.

Despite the close scoreline, the Chinese team did not give up hope. They came out stronger and fought harder in the final minutes of the match. The Chinese team even managed to make a comeback when Chen Yisen scored a penalty kick in the 90th minute, which gave them the lead.

However, the Malaysian team also had a promising performance, with Zhang Liying scoring a header in the 88th minute. The game ended with a 2-2 draw, which left many fans disappointed.

It is worth noting that the Chinese national team has been performing well in recent years, especially in international competitions such as the Asian Cup and the Copa America. The team has also been successful in qualifying for the World Cup, and there is a lot of hope that they can reach the finals once again. The incident involving Chen Yisen and his brother Chen Yimin is just another reminder of the importance of sportsmanship and fair play in competition.