Seoul World Cup Stadium, home stadium of Korea
Korea

Korea

South KoreaSydkorea
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Korea er nummer 3 i VM med 3 point efter 3 kampe (1 sejr, 0 uafgjorte, 2 nederlag, mål 2-3). Seneste form for Korea (sidste fem kampe): T V T U V.

Grundlagt

1933

Spillested

Seoul World Cup Stadium

By

Seoul

Kapacitet

37,155

Underlag

grass

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Trup

Gue-Sung Cho

Gue-Sung Cho

Angriber
9
Hee-Chan Hwang

Hee-Chan Hwang

Angriber
11
Seung-Won Jeong

Seung-Won Jeong

Angriber
17
Minsu Kim

Minsu Kim

Angriber
9
Hyeon-Gyu Oh

Hyeon-Gyu Oh

Angriber
18
Se-Hun Oh

Se-Hun Oh

Angriber
19
Heung-Min Son

Heung-Min Son

Angriber
7
Min-Kyu Song

Min-Kyu Song

Angriber
11
Gue-Sung Cho

Gue-Sung Cho

Angriber
9
Hee-Chan Hwang

Hee-Chan Hwang

Angriber
11
Hyeon-Gyu Oh

Hyeon-Gyu Oh

Angriber
18
Se-Hun Oh

Se-Hun Oh

Angriber
19
Heung-Min Son

Heung-Min Son

Angriber
7
Min-Kyu Song

Min-Kyu Song

Angriber
11
Jun-Ho Bae

Jun-Ho Bae

Midtbanespiller
10
Jens Castrop

Jens Castrop

Midtbanespiller
23
Ji-Sung Eom

Ji-Sung Eom

Midtbanespiller
7
In-Beom Hwang

In-Beom Hwang

Midtbanespiller
6
Bong-Soo Kim

Bong-Soo Kim

Midtbanespiller
8
Jin-Gyu Kim

Jin-Gyu Kim

Midtbanespiller
24
Dong-Gyeong Lee

Dong-Gyeong Lee

Midtbanespiller
26
Lee Jae-Sung

Lee Jae-Sung

Midtbanespiller
10
Kang-In Lee

Kang-In Lee

Midtbanespiller
19
Seung-Ho Paik

Seung-Ho Paik

Midtbanespiller
8
Jin-Seob Park

Jin-Seob Park

Midtbanespiller
16
Tae-joon Park

Tae-joon Park

Midtbanespiller
14
Hyun-Jun Yang

Hyun-Jun Yang

Midtbanespiller
11
Jun-Ho Bae

Jun-Ho Bae

Midtbanespiller
10
Jens Castrop

Jens Castrop

Midtbanespiller
23
Ji-Sung Eom

Ji-Sung Eom

Midtbanespiller
7
In-Beom Hwang

In-Beom Hwang

Midtbanespiller
6
Jin-Gyu Kim

Jin-Gyu Kim

Midtbanespiller
24
Dong-Gyeong Lee

Dong-Gyeong Lee

Midtbanespiller
26
Lee Jae-Sung

Lee Jae-Sung

Midtbanespiller
10
Kang-In Lee

Kang-In Lee

Midtbanespiller
19
Seung-Ho Paik

Seung-Ho Paik

Midtbanespiller
8
Jin-Seob Park

Jin-Seob Park

Midtbanespiller
16
Hyun-Jun Yang

Hyun-Jun Yang

Midtbanespiller
11
Hyun-Taek Cho

Hyun-Taek Cho

Forsvarer
2
Wi-Je Cho

Wi-Je Cho

Forsvarer
14
Yu-Min Cho

Yu-Min Cho

Forsvarer
Jun Choi

Jun Choi

Forsvarer
14
Gun-Hee Kim

Gun-Hee Kim

Forsvarer
Kim Min-Jae

Kim Min-Jae

Forsvarer
4
Moon-Hwan Kim

Moon-Hwan Kim

Forsvarer
15
Tae-Hyeon Kim

Tae-Hyeon Kim

Forsvarer
22
Tae-Hyeon Kim

Tae-Hyeon Kim

Forsvarer
5
Gi-Hyuk Lee

Gi-Hyuk Lee

Forsvarer
6
Han-Beom Lee

Han-Beom Lee

Forsvarer
2
Tae-Seok Lee

Tae-Seok Lee

Forsvarer
13
Young-Woo Seol

Young-Woo Seol

Forsvarer
22
Yu-Min Cho

Yu-Min Cho

Forsvarer
Jun Choi

Jun Choi

Forsvarer
14
Kim Min-Jae

Kim Min-Jae

Forsvarer
4
Moon-Hwan Kim

Moon-Hwan Kim

Forsvarer
15
Gi-Hyuk Lee

Gi-Hyuk Lee

Forsvarer
6
Han-Beom Lee

Han-Beom Lee

Forsvarer
2
Tae-Seok Lee

Tae-Seok Lee

Forsvarer
13
Young-Woo Seol

Young-Woo Seol

Forsvarer
22
Sung-Yun Gu

Sung-Yun Gu

Målmand
12
Hyeon-Woo Jo

Hyeon-Woo Jo

Målmand
21
Seung-Gyu Kim

Seung-Gyu Kim

Målmand
1
Bum-Keun Song

Bum-Keun Song

Målmand
12
Hyeon-Woo Jo

Hyeon-Woo Jo

Målmand
21
Seung-Gyu Kim

Seung-Gyu Kim

Målmand
1

Trofæer

AFC Asian Cup

1960 Korea Republic, 1956 Hong Kong

2xWinner

AFC Asian Cup

2015 Australia, 1988 Qatar, 1980 Kuwait, 1972 Thailand

4x2nd Place

EAFF E-1 Football Championship

2019 Korea Republic, 2017 Japan, 2015 China PR, 2008, 2003

5xWinner

EAFF E-1 Football Championship

2022 Japan, 2010

2x2nd Place

Korea

The South Korea national football team, known as the Taeguk Warriors, is one of Asia's premier footballing nations, governed by the Korea Football Association (founded 1928). South Korea co-hosted and memorably reached the semi-finals of the 2002 FIFA World Cup, defeating Spain and Italy along the way, guided by coach Guus Hiddink. They have appeared at every World Cup since 1986 and have won the AFC Asian Cup twice (1956, 1960). South Korea reached the Round of 16 in 2010 and 2022. Legendary players include Hong Myung-bo, Park Ji-sung, who captained the national side and starred at Manchester United, Son Heung-min, the Tottenham star and Premier League Golden Boot winner, and Cha Bum-kun. South Korea continues to be Asia's most consistent World Cup participant and a major force in continental football.