Korea Republic women's national football team

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Korea Republic

Nickname

Asian Tigers, Taeguk Warriors, Red Devils

Association

Korea Football Association

Coach

Choi In-Cheol

Most caps

–

Top scorer

Cha Sung-Mi (30)

FIFA rank





Home kit





Away kit

First International

Korea Republic 1 – 13 Japan

(September 6, 1990, Dongdaemun Stadium)

Largest win

Korea Republic 14 – 0 Hong Kong

(November 15, 1999, Philippines)

Korea Republic 14 – 0 Thailand

(July 20, 2006, Adelaide)

Korea Republic 14 – 0 Malaysia

(March 26, 2008, Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand)

Worst defeat

Korea Republic 1 – 13 Japan

(September 6, 1990, Dongdaemun Stadium)

World Cup

Appearances

1 (First in 2003)

Best result

Round 1, 2003

AFC Asian Cup

Appearances

8 (First in 1991)

Best result

3rd, 2003

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1 World Cup record
2 Asian Cup record
3 Olympic record
4 Women's East Asian Cup record
5 Current squard
6 See also
7 External links

[edit] World Cup record

1991 - Did not qualify
1995 - Did not qualify
1999 - Did not qualify
2003 - Round 1
2007 - Did not qualify

[edit] Asian Cup record

1975 — Did not participate
1977 — Did not participate
1979 — Did not participate
1981 — Did not participate
1983 — Did not participate
1986 — Did not participate
1989 — Did not participate
1991 — Round 1
1993 — Round 1
1995 — 4th place
1997 — Round 1
1999 — Round 1
2001 — 4th place
2003 — 3rd place
2006 — Round 1

[edit] Olympic record

1996 — Did not qualify
2000 — Did not qualify
2004 — Did not qualify

[edit] Women's East Asian Cup record

2005 : Champions
2008 : 4th place

[edit] Current squard

NB : End of Women's East Asian Cup 2008

No.	Pos.	Player	DoB/Age	Caps	Club
1	GK	Jeon Min-Kyung	January 16, 1985	9	Daekyo Kangaroos
2	DF	Lee Jin-Hwa	October 10, 1986	8	INAC Leonessa
3	DF	Ryu Ji-Eun	March 27, 1983	17	Daekyo Kangaroos
4	DF	Kim Yu-Mi	August 15, 1979	48	Hyundai Steel Red-Angels
5	FW	Hong Kyung-Sook	October 14, 1984	35	Daekyo Kangaroos
6	MF	Jeon Ga-Eul	September 14, 1988	3	Yeojoo Institute of Technology
7	FW	Jung Jung-Sook	August 25, 1982	29	Daekyo Kangaroos
8	DF	Kwon Ha-Neul	March 7, 1988	14	Uiduk University
9	FW	Han Song-E	March 8, 1985	20	Chungnam Ilhwa Chunma
10	DF	Song Joo-Hee	October 30, 1977	35	Chungnam Ilhwa Chunma
11	FW	Park Hee-Young	June 11, 1985	23	Daekyo Kangaroos
13	DF	Kim Do-Yeon	December 7, 1988	6	Uiduk University
16	DF	Sim Seo-Yeon	May 15, 1989	0	Janghowon High School
18	GK	Kim Jung-Mi	October 16, 1984	32	Hyundai Steel Red-Angels
19	MF	Cha Yeon-Hee	February 26, 1986	21	Daekyo Kangaroos
20	DF	Yoo Young-Sil	May 1, 1975	61	Daekyo Kangaroos
22	DF	Lee Eun-Mi	August 18, 1988	4	Gangwon Provincial University
24	DF	Jo So-Hyun	June 24, 1988	6	Yeojoo Institute of Technology
25	FW	Jung Hye-In	January 6, 1990	13	Dongsan Infomation Industry High School
27	MF	Kwak Ji-Hye	March 6, 1989	2	Pohang Girls' Electronic High School

[edit] See also

Korea Republic national football team

[edit] External links

KWFL homepage

Football in South Korea

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League competitions	KFA	Cup competitions
First League	National team	Korean FA Cup
Second League	(Men, Women)	Hauzen Cup
Third League	U-20, U-17	Super Cup
U-League	List of venues	National Championship
League system	List of clubs	Korean President's Cup