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Seoul World Cup StadiumSeoul
68 476Kapasitet
2001Åpnet
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Sør-Korea (W) is the women's national football team, currently ranked #21 in the FIFA World Rankings based in Seoul, playing their home matches at Seoul World Cup Stadium. Follow Sør-Korea (W) on FotMob for live match updates, detailed statistics, squad information, transfer news, and comprehensive performance analytics.

Casey Phair leads Sør-Korea (W)'s scoring in league play with 3 goals this season. Ga-Ram Chun has contributed 3, while Chae-Rim Kang has added 2.

Sør-Korea (W) have been in strong form recently, winning 3 of their last 5 matches (60% win rate). They have scored 16 goals and conceded 7 during this period. Overall, their attack has been firing on all cylinders. In the Women's Asian Cup Grp. A, they faced a 3-0 win against Iran (W), a 3-0 win against Philippines (W), and a 3-3 draw with Australia (W). In the Women's Asian Cup Final Stage, they faced a 6-0 win against Uzbekistan (W), and a 1-4 loss to Japan (W).

Recent results for Sør-Korea (W):

Sør-Korea (W) currently sits in 1st place in the Womens Asian Cup (Women's Asian Cup Grp. A) with 7 points from 3 matches (2W 1D 0L).

Women's Asian Cup Grp. A
#TeamPWDLGDPts
1South Korea3210+67
2Australia3210+57
3Philippines3102-23
4Iran3003-90

Sør-Korea (W)'s squad consists of 26 players. Goalkeepers: Seo-Bin Woo (South Korea), Ji-Su Ryu (South Korea), Min-Jung Kim (South Korea). Defenders: Jin-Hui Kim (South Korea), Na-Yeong Shin (Brooklyn FC), Yoo-Jin Ko (South Korea), Sel-Gi Jang (South Korea), Jin-Young Noh (South Korea), Hye-Ri Kim (South Korea), Hyo-Joo Choo (South Korea), Min-Hwa Lee (South Korea). Midfielders: Hye-Jeong Park (South Korea), Hwa-Yeon Son (AIK), Shin-Ji Kim (Roma), Eun-Ju Mun (South Korea), So-Yun Ji (Seattle Reign FC), Yu-Ri Choe (South Korea), Jae-Eun Song (South Korea), Min-Young Jung (South Korea), Chae-Rim Kang (South Korea), Eun-Young Lee (Molde), Min-Ji Kim (South Korea). Forwards: Casey Phair (Angel City FC), Soo-Jeong Park (Milan), Yu-Gyeong Jeon (Molde), Yoo-Jung Choi (South Korea).

Colin Bell is the current head coach of Sør-Korea (W). Under their leadership, the team has achieved a 42% win rate across 33 matches, averaging 1.48 points per game.

Previously, Deok-Yeo Yoon managed the club for 6 seasons, recording 5 wins from 19 matches (26% win rate).

Sør-Korea (W) plays their home matches at Seoul World Cup Stadium in Seoul, which has a capacity of 68,476.

FotMob provides comprehensive coverage of Sør-Korea (W), including live match updates, squad information, transfer news, fixture lists, and detailed performance analytics. Follow Sør-Korea (W) to receive notifications about upcoming matches, goals, and other key events.

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Sør-Korea (W) is the women's national football team, currently ranked #21 in the FIFA World Rankings based in Seoul, playing their home matches at Seoul World Cup Stadium. Follow Sør-Korea (W) on FotMob for live match updates, detailed statistics, squad information, transfer news, and comprehensive performance analytics.

Casey Phair leads Sør-Korea (W)'s scoring in league play with 3 goals this season. Ga-Ram Chun has contributed 3, while Chae-Rim Kang has added 2.

Sør-Korea (W) have been in strong form recently, winning 3 of their last 5 matches (60% win rate). They have scored 16 goals and conceded 7 during this period. Overall, their attack has been firing on all cylinders. In the Women's Asian Cup Grp. A, they faced a 3-0 win against Iran (W), a 3-0 win against Philippines (W), and a 3-3 draw with Australia (W). In the Women's Asian Cup Final Stage, they faced a 6-0 win against Uzbekistan (W), and a 1-4 loss to Japan (W).

Recent results for Sør-Korea (W):

Sør-Korea (W) currently sits in 1st place in the Womens Asian Cup (Women's Asian Cup Grp. A) with 7 points from 3 matches (2W 1D 0L).

Women's Asian Cup Grp. A
#TeamPWDLGDPts
1South Korea3210+67
2Australia3210+57
3Philippines3102-23
4Iran3003-90

Sør-Korea (W)'s squad consists of 26 players. Goalkeepers: Seo-Bin Woo (South Korea), Ji-Su Ryu (South Korea), Min-Jung Kim (South Korea). Defenders: Jin-Hui Kim (South Korea), Na-Yeong Shin (Brooklyn FC), Yoo-Jin Ko (South Korea), Sel-Gi Jang (South Korea), Jin-Young Noh (South Korea), Hye-Ri Kim (South Korea), Hyo-Joo Choo (South Korea), Min-Hwa Lee (South Korea). Midfielders: Hye-Jeong Park (South Korea), Hwa-Yeon Son (AIK), Shin-Ji Kim (Roma), Eun-Ju Mun (South Korea), So-Yun Ji (Seattle Reign FC), Yu-Ri Choe (South Korea), Jae-Eun Song (South Korea), Min-Young Jung (South Korea), Chae-Rim Kang (South Korea), Eun-Young Lee (Molde), Min-Ji Kim (South Korea). Forwards: Casey Phair (Angel City FC), Soo-Jeong Park (Milan), Yu-Gyeong Jeon (Molde), Yoo-Jung Choi (South Korea).

Colin Bell is the current head coach of Sør-Korea (W). Under their leadership, the team has achieved a 42% win rate across 33 matches, averaging 1.48 points per game.

Previously, Deok-Yeo Yoon managed the club for 6 seasons, recording 5 wins from 19 matches (26% win rate).

Sør-Korea (W) plays their home matches at Seoul World Cup Stadium in Seoul, which has a capacity of 68,476.

FotMob provides comprehensive coverage of Sør-Korea (W), including live match updates, squad information, transfer news, fixture lists, and detailed performance analytics. Follow Sør-Korea (W) to receive notifications about upcoming matches, goals, and other key events.


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Women's Asian Cup Final Stage
Sør-Korea
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Japan

Stadion

Seoul World Cup StadiumSeoul
68 476Kapasitet
2001Åpnet
GressBanetype