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Stephen Chow’s ‘Kung Fu Soccer’ Hits Chinese Theaters with All‑Female Underdog Squad

The spiritual successor to 'Shaolin Soccer' blends martial arts, comedy, and football in a fresh action‑comedy

A New Chapter in Chow's Martial‑Arts Comedy

Stephen Chow returns to the big screen with 'Kung Fu Soccer', a spiritual successor to his 2001 cult classic 'Shaolin Soccer'. The film mixes deadpan comedy with jaw‑dropping visual effects, delivering a fresh action‑comedy experience that feels both familiar and daring

The All‑Female Underdog Squad

At the heart of the story is an all‑female underdog team that fuses martial arts with football. Captain Shuangshuang, played by Zhang Xiaofei, leads the side alongside striker Yu Long, portrayed by Dilraba Dilmurat. Their mentor, Xu Feng, is brought to life by Lay Zhang, while veteran Wong Yat‑fei makes a cameo as Iron Head, adding a nostalgic touch for fans of the original

Chasing the Supreme Invincible Cup

The team’s mission is to win the prestigious Supreme Invincible Cup, a tournament that promises to test their skill, unity and resolve. Their journey blends high‑octane matches with comedic moments, showcasing Chow’s signature humor while pushing the boundaries of stunt choreography

Set against the vibrant backdrop of Chinese cinema, the film aims to capture the imagination of audiences across Asia and beyond. With a blend of martial arts spectacle, football strategy and heartfelt storytelling, 'Kung Fu Soccer' stands as a bold new entry in Chow’s filmography

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