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CHINA are capable of being just as entertaining as the Socceroos at this Asian Cup.
Alain Perrin's side were super slick in the opening 45 minutes before labouring to a 2-1 Group B win over DPR Korea at Canberra Stadium on Sunday.
It also demonstrated glaring defensive deficiencies but still managed to issue Australia a warning before the nations clash in the quarter-final at Suncorp Stadium on Thursday.
Sun Ke scored both of China's goals against DPR Korea. Source: Getty Images
Socceroos coach Ange Postecoglou wisely dispatched the nation's best scouts to Canberra as China toyed with their opponents with a brand of quick entertaining and attacking football in the first half.
It was China's third consecutive win at the Asian Cup after seeing off Uzbekistan (2-1) and Saudi Arabia (1-0) but DPR Korea had enough chances to steal a point.
DPR Korea's substitute So Hyon-uk rattling the crossbar with a thunderous 82nd-minute 25m volley before keeper Wang Dalei's brilliant save deep in stoppage time was evidence China was made to suffer.
China enjoyed huge support with a sell-out crowd in Canberra. Source: Getty Images
But Sun Ke kicked off the Chinese party in front of a sea of red draped fans when he scored when the clash was just 45 seconds old.
He scored his second goal before half-time.
An own goal gave DPR Korea hope of recovering the deficit when Jong Il-gwan's shot after a neat turn crashed into the back of the net off the body of China's Gao Lin.
But Canberra Stadium has been lucky in a sense that it has witnessed the two fastest goals of the Asian Cup.
Sun Ke puts his second goal away for China. Source: AFP
United Arab Emirates' Ali Mabkhout claimed the tournament's fastest goal record when he scored after 14 seconds in a clash against Bahrain last week.
Ke's opener came when DPR Koreas' defence appeared shell shocked after a brilliant delivery from Jiang Zhipeng which met the boot of the classy forward before he tucked the ball home from 7m
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Ke scored his third goal of this Asian Cup and China's second of the evening when Korea's nervous defence parted for a cross from Jiang Zhipeng before the Jiangsu Sainty forward nodded the ball home in the 43rd minute.
North Korea got one back after a deflection led to an own goal. Source: AFP
Ke then ended his shift in the 71st minute after a head injury seemingly forced him off the park.
But a minute after Ke scored his brace controversy reigned.
The Asian Cup not investing in goal-line technology or extra assistant referees potentially robbed China of one of the classiest goals of the tournament.
Yu Hai's delightful chip which was cleared by Korea's defender Jon Kwang-ik in the 42nd minute may have crossed the goal-line.
Camera angles were inclusive.
Jong Il-gwan was the main danger for DPR Korea. Source: Getty Images
But despite DPR Korea having a mostly torrid first half when their only real chance was skied over the bar by Il-gwan, with the forward also testing Dalei with a wicked 20m effort, which was beaten away to safety three minutes after the break.
Asian Cup Group B
CHINA 2 (Sun Ke 1m, 43m) DPR KOREA 1 (TOG 56m) at Canberra Stadium — Referee: Abdulrahman Hussain (Qatar)
Crowd: 18,457.
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