Kyrgyzstan lost 0:3 to Chinese Taipei in their third Asian Games match on 1 October 2026. The result leaves the hosts at the bottom of their group with zero points from three games, while Chinese Taipei move up to third place with four points.
Kyrgyzstan have now lost all three matches of the tournament, each time by the same scoreline of 0:3. They fell to Thailand on 29 September, Indonesia on 28 September, and Iran on 27 September. The pattern of defeats suggests the team has struggled to find any foothold in the competition so far.
Chinese Taipei, meanwhile, have collected one win and two losses from three games. Their 3:1 victory over the Philippines on 29 September provided the points that lifted them to third place. They have also lost to South Korea and China, showing inconsistency but enough success to stay in contention.
The result means Chinese Taipei hold a four-point advantage over Kyrgyzstan in the group standings. With only one match remaining for each side, the gap could widen if Kyrgyzstan cannot find a way to score. The hosts face an uphill battle to avoid elimination from the tournament.