Name of Coach : HUH Jung Moo
Born in 1955. Former Korea Rep representative forward. Played at the 1986 World Cup in Mexico and scored a goal in their match versus Italy, leaving an international career of 87 A class games and scoring 30 goals. He also has experience playing with Dutch legend PSV Eindhoven. From 1998 until 2000 he coached the Korea Rep, leading them to 3rd place at the AFC Asia Cup in 2000. Also in that year he helped them achieve two wins at the Sydney Olympics. Following coaching the Chunnam Dragons to two straight Korea Rep FA Cup titles, in December 2007 he returned to the post of national team coach. He returned to the Korea Rep. national team head coach position in December 2007. Achieved progression to the 2010 World Cup with an unbeaten record.

As of July 2009

Currently known as “the Asian Tigers” they have made their presence known in Asia with one swift kick. With their qualification for the 2010 FIFA World Cup confirmed it is now a total of 8 World Cup finals and 7 consecutively, the most in Asia. Their semi-final appearance at the 2002 World Cup also rates as an Asian team’s best ever result. Also, some of the top performing players in Europe right now come from Korea Rep. At the 2008-09 UEFA Champions League final Manchester United (England)’s starting lin eup included Korea Rep. national team MF PARK Ji Sung as an Asian player appeared at the peak of the world football stage for the first time. Other players to have joined PARK Ji Sung in playing in Europe are MF LEE Young Pyo who played in Europe from 2003 to 2009 and FW PARK Chu Young another young player whose hopes of a European transfer came true. The future is bright domestically too with young stars like MF KI Sung Yueng and MF LEE Chung Yong coming through. They were part of the unbeaten qualification campaign for the 2010 World Cup. Under head coach HUH Jung Moo who was appointed in December 2007, they have left there mark on Asian football. A lot is expected for their impact on the world too.

As of July 2009

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  ＞＞PARK Chu Young
  Position：FW
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  ＞＞PARK Ji Sung
  Position：MF
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  ＞＞KI Sung Yueng
  Position：MF

Name of Coach : LEE Sang Yup

Korea Rep got decisive victories over China PR and DPR Korea thanks to GK KIM Jung Mi and DF YOO Young Sil at the 1st East Asian Women’s Football Tournament which they hosted in 2005. In their final match versus Japan they didn’t concede a goal and celebrated their first women’s title with a record of 2 wins and 1 draw. This was in spite of having barely any experience compared to their 3 rivals at the tournament. The only experience the full national team had ever had was at the FIFA Women’s World Cup 2003. That had finished with them losing all of their group matches and only scoring one goal, versus Norway. In order to catch up with a pass their rivals they are currently focusing on developing their youth talent and giving them more big match experience. They had 8 members of their 2008 East Asian Women’s Football Championship team who were under 20. On the front line are FIFA 2004 U-19 Women’s World Cup team members FW PARK Hee Young and FW HAN Song I. They lost all of their matches but were close to China PR, narrowly losing 2-3. Head coach AN Ik Soo said “The main positive of this competition was that a lot fo young players gained valuable experience. In 2-3 years I believe we will be challenging China PR, DPR Korea and Japan.” The development of Korea Rep as a strong women’s football nation has only just begun.

As of May,2008

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  ＞＞KIM Jung Mi
  Position：GK
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  ＞＞KIM Yoo Mi
  Position：DF
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  ＞＞PARK Hee Young
  Position：FW