With the FIFA U-20 World Cup coming to a close, head coach Kim Eun-jung expressed his desire to make Asia proud with the performance of his Korean team. Their final match in the tournament will be against Israel in the third-place match in La Plata, Argentina. Both Korea and Israel have exceeded expectations by reaching …
Korea’s journey at the FIFA U-20 World Cup came to an end with a fourth-place finish following a 3-1 defeat to Israel in the third-place match. The match saw both teams scoring in the first half, but Israel found the back of the net twice in the second half to secure the victory at La …
Following Korea’s fourth-place finish at the FIFA U-20 World Cup in La Plata, head coach Kim Eun-jung expressed immense pride in his team’s accomplishments. Despite the 3-1 loss to Israel in the third-place match, Kim recognized the remarkable progress made by this relatively unknown group of players. Kim acknowledged the challenges faced by the players …
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Korea’s captain, midfielder Lee Seung-won, not only led the team on the field but also with his humility and dedication throughout the FIFA U-20 World Cup in Argentina. Despite Korea’s loss to Israel in the third-place match, Lee emerged as their standout performer, scoring the team’s only goal and finishing the tournament with three goals …
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Korea captain Lee Seung-won was honored with the Bronze Ball at the FIFA U-20 World Cup in Argentina, recognizing him as the tournament’s third-best player. Lee’s outstanding performances for the Korean team included three goals and four assists, contributing to their fourth-place finish. In the third-place match against Israel, Lee scored Korea’s sole goal from …
Korea captain Lee Seung-won awarded Bronze Ball at U-20 World Cup 더 보기 »
On Monday, Ulsan Hyundai FC, a Korean football club, issued an apology for racist comments made by their players towards Thai player Sasalak Haiprakhon on social media. The defending K League 1 champions expressed regret to fans and Sasalak for the “inappropriate words and action” by some of their players. The club also announced that …
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