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25/09/2010
3:3 a.e.t. (3:3, 2:2) 5:4 PSO
  • LEE Jungeun (6')
  • KIM Areum (45'+1)
  • LEE Sodam (79')
  • Hikaru NAOMOTO (11')
  • Yoko TANAKA (17')
  • Chika KATO (57')

Summary

A first crown for Korea Republic

The South Koreans edged out fellow Asian side Japan in a penalty shootout on Saturday night in Port of Spain to be crowned world champions for the first time in their history.

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Line-up

18
1
2
5
3
7
5
8
6
9
7
10
8
13
10
14
11
15
13
16
20
17

Substitute(s)

1
12
21
21
4
2
9
3
12
4
14
6
15
11
16
18
17
19
19
20

Coaches

CHOI Duck Joo (KOR)
(JPN) Hiroshi YOSHIDA

Officials

Referee: Kirsi HEIKKINEN (FIN)Assistant Referee 1: Tonja PAAVOLA (FIN)Assistant Referee 2: Anu JOKELA (FIN)Fourth official: Esther STAUBLI (SUI)

Have Your Say

(Total comments 63)


Latest Comments:
koreansc98
01/10/2010 at 01:22
WE WON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! we did better then the men anyway. :P
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zionkim
30/09/2010 at 00:54
zionkim (Korea Republic)
Korea did really good. It must of been hard when they are so young.
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zionkim
30/09/2010 at 00:50
zionkim (Korea Republic)
That game of Japan and Korea was an awesome game
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Statistics

15Shots37
2Corner kicks8
0Yellow cards0
0Second yellow card and red card0
0Red Cards0
46%Possession (%)54%
  • Choi Duck Joo coach of South Korea gestures
  • Naoko Wada of Japan is challenged by Kim Dahye of South Korea
  • Kim Areum of South Korea in action
  • Chika Kato and Hikaru Naomoto of Japan shows their dissapointment
  • Haruka Hamada of Japan battles with Lee Jungeun of South Korea
  • Tomoko Muramatsu and Hikaru Naomoto of Japan battle with Kim Dahye of South Korea

My team never gave up and they fought with everything all the time. This is the main reason for our success here in Trinidad and Tobago. I am a very proud man today. I’m in dreamland right now. Choi Duck Joo, Korea Republic coach