LAHORE - Goalkeeper Ahsan Ullah-led Pakistan will take on China in their second match of Asian Youth Games Football Tournament 2009 (Group-B) at glittering soccer field of Temasek Polytechnic (TP), located in the east of Singapore, on Monday, June 22 (5 PM kick off). Earlier in their first match, Pakistan lost to South Korea 0-2 last night at same venue. Asian powerhouse got their campaign off to a great start with a 9th minute strike from Choi Jaehua. Victory was sealed early in the second half. Kim Yonggyu was brought down in the penalty area by Pakistan's Aman Ullah. Kim picked himself up to convert the resulting spot kick and make it 2-0. Earlier, organisers announced a revised draw after Kuwait withdrew from the competition, citing school and examination commitments. Meanwhile, Philippines and Chinese Taipei Group-A clash scheduled to be played at Meridian Junior College on Saturday, has been postponed till further notice. A Philippines player has been confirmed to have been infected with Influenza A (H1N1). He developed symptoms in the afternoon of 19 June. Fever was detected during the routine temperature taking. He sought medical attention at the Games Village medical centre and was placed in an isolation room and throat swabs were taken. Laboratory results confirmed his infection and he was admitted to Communicable Disease Centre (CDC). The name of Pakistan and China players, handed over to Match Commissioner Manirul Islam (Bangladesh) are : Pakistan : GK Ahsan Ullah (C), GK Wahab Mahmood, Uzair Qadir, Adeel Khalid, Awais Anwar , Muhammad Sajid, Habib Ullah, Abdul Waheed, Faheem Shah, Fahad Tariq, Aman Ullah Nazeer, Munawar Abbas, Muddasar Mukhtar, Aamir Oghan, Muhammad Nawaz, Moaz Akbar, Fazal Muhammad, Muhammad Bilal. Coach : Muhammad Rashid China : GK Jia Xinyao, GK Wei Ke , Wang Chengkuai, Jiang Dongnan, Cheng Zecheng, Jin Songnan, Xu Jun, Zhou Peng Cheng, Wang Yiyan, Yan Peng (C), Liang Xueming, Long Cheng, Tang Shi, Wang Yoapeng , Xiao Yufeng, Zeng Wenjie, Zhu Zhengyu, Wang Zongzhe. Coach: Zhu Jinxing Coming matches QUALIFYING PHASE 22 June : Myanmar v South Korea (Temasek Poly 3 PM), Chinese Taipei v Iran (Meridian JC 5 PM), Pakistan v China (Temasek Poly 5 PM), Malaysia v North Korea (Victoria JC 5 PM), Hong Kong v Saudi Arabia (Jurong JC 5 PM) 24 June : Iran v Philippines (Meridian JC 3 PM), South Korea v China (Temasek Poly 3 PM), Pakistan v Myanmar (Temasek Poly 5 PM), Thailand v Malaysia (Victoria JC 5 PM), Laos v Hong Kong (Jurong JC 5 PM) 26 June : Play Off - C2 v D2 (Temasek Poly 5 PM) FINAL PHASE (POW indicates play-off Winner) 27 June : C1 Vs B2 (Jalan Besar 5 PM), Singapore vs A1 (Jalan Besar 7.30 PM) 28 June ; B1 vs POW (Jalan Besar 5 PM), D1 v A2 (Jalan Besar 7.30 PM) 29 June : Singapore vs C1 ( Jalan Besar 4 PM), B2 vs A1 (Temasek Poly 4 PM) 30 June : POW vs D1 (Jalan Besar 5 PM), A2 vs B1 (Jalan Besar 7.30 PM) 1 July : A1 vs C1 (Jalan Besar 5 PM), B2 v Singapore (Jalan Besar 7.30 PM) 2 July : B1 vs D1 (Jalan Besar 5 PM), A2 vs POW (Jalan Besar 7.30 PM) 4 July : Semi-Finals : 5 PM & 7.30 PM at Jalan Besar 6 July : Third Place Play-Off (Jalan Besar 5 PM), Final (Jalan Besar 7.30 PM).