n wing considering the playing favacho did unusually well on the conditions—most unfavourable to a of his weight and age—and he t over many useful centres. Barfdas was tricky as usual, but the majority of the openings on the left iz were created by Souza, and the ide forward was obliged to do 1 more than maintain the smooth sion of the five-man machine.
think much of the credit for the tory must go to the valuable per-fi inces given by the intermediate department of the Portuguese team.
the last line of defence no better players could have been wished for than Addidi Costa and Egas Victal. Their clearances were first-tinto and in and the Chinese forwards ly beat them to the ball. Costa directly responsible for two of òrtugal's goals—both from free-kicks.
jo first shot was neatly headed in Gaan while the second effort—a beautiful drive from 40 yards—entered the net unaided with Zing beaten all the way. Maurice Souza in goal "pita the ball confidently but was lucky with one long shot from Hwang that bounced up in the air after ho caught it and nearly entered the net, Litesthait Setiously Injured As goal after goal was scored by the Portuguese the temper of the spectators grew uglier and the climax came 25 minutes after the start of the second half when one of the lines-
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