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Hwang Sun-hong drawn against Thailand, will he get better if he waits? [sports]
A day earlier, there was a sense of disappointment in the air at Sangambeol (the nickname for the Seoul World Cup stadium).
Relief that the infighting that has rocked Korean soccer is over, but a question mark remains over our competitiveness.
The national team, led by interim coach Hwang Sun-hong (56), drew 1-1 with Thailand in the third match of Group C of the 2026 North and Central America World Cup Asia Second Qualifying Round at the Seoul World Cup Stadium on Nov. 21. South Korea had to settle for seven points (2 wins, 1 draw) after drawing with Thailand (1 win, 1 draw, 1 loss), who were favored to win. In the other Group C match, China (W1 D1 L1) and Singapore (L2 D1) drew 2-2 to keep them within 메이저 토토사이트 three points of second place.
It was the result that was more concerning. South Korea's performance was limited against Thailand (101st), who are ranked a whopping 79 spots lower than South Korea (22nd) in the FIFA rankings.
South Korea's numbers on the day were nothing short of spectacular. With a high ball possession of 78%, the Koreans racked up 26 shots on goal (8 on target). This compared to Thailand's opponent, who had just six shots (two on target) on 22% possession. In terms of expected goals (xG), a measure of scoring chances, Korea had 3 and Thailand had 1.1.
South Korea's inability to overwhelm their opponents in terms of numbers suggests that both their tactics and players were not at their best.
They failed to capitalize on their one-sided offense. Bold central penetrations led to pointless flanking attacks as the opposition counterattacked.
According to sports statistics company Opta, South Korea attempted 39 crosses against Thailand on the day, but the only one that resulted in a goal was Son Heung-min's (Tottenham) 42nd-minute opener. Otherwise, the crosses were either intercepted before they reached the opponent's goal, or they failed to win aerial battles with the opposing defense (Korea's success rate was 46%). When they did create scoring chances, they failed to capitalize. It's hard to sigh when you only score one goal in three chances.
Of course, there was a time limit. Hwang had only two days to work with his players. When it came to the specifics of how to attack the opposing defense, he had to rely on what the players were familiar with. The fact that Son Heung-min's goal came after a clever play by Lee Jae-sung (Mainz), with whom he has a good rapport, is a testament to that. In fact, after Lee was substituted, South Korea's attack became more monotonous, which was frustrating.
Where Korea needs more time is in the backline. The new midfield combination of Hwang In-Beom (Zvezda) and Baek Seung-Ho (Birmingham City), two highly skilled midfielders, is still unfamiliar with each other and mistakes were made.
Hwang In-beom lost the ball 24 times in the match, the most on the team. While it's understandable that Hwang was involved in so many plays (157 passes - 12 possessions), it's also true that every time he lost the ball, our flow was disrupted or put in danger. Hwang In-beom and Baek Seung-ho need to complement each other and regain their stability. This is something we need to improve on in the fourth match on the 26th, when we move to Bangkok, Thailand.
Hwang knows this better than anyone, and he is struggling to come up with a plan. "It could be excused that we had a short time, but overall, we didn't feel stable. There are parts of the game where the balance is very tense, but we will prepare for the away game so that we can play a normal game," he promised.
Relief that the infighting that has rocked Korean soccer is over, but a question mark remains over our competitiveness.
The national team, led by interim coach Hwang Sun-hong (56), drew 1-1 with Thailand in the third match of Group C of the 2026 North and Central America World Cup Asia Second Qualifying Round at the Seoul World Cup Stadium on Nov. 21. South Korea had to settle for seven points (2 wins, 1 draw) after drawing with Thailand (1 win, 1 draw, 1 loss), who were favored to win. In the other Group C match, China (W1 D1 L1) and Singapore (L2 D1) drew 2-2 to keep them within 메이저 토토사이트 three points of second place.
It was the result that was more concerning. South Korea's performance was limited against Thailand (101st), who are ranked a whopping 79 spots lower than South Korea (22nd) in the FIFA rankings.
South Korea's numbers on the day were nothing short of spectacular. With a high ball possession of 78%, the Koreans racked up 26 shots on goal (8 on target). This compared to Thailand's opponent, who had just six shots (two on target) on 22% possession. In terms of expected goals (xG), a measure of scoring chances, Korea had 3 and Thailand had 1.1.
South Korea's inability to overwhelm their opponents in terms of numbers suggests that both their tactics and players were not at their best.
They failed to capitalize on their one-sided offense. Bold central penetrations led to pointless flanking attacks as the opposition counterattacked.
According to sports statistics company Opta, South Korea attempted 39 crosses against Thailand on the day, but the only one that resulted in a goal was Son Heung-min's (Tottenham) 42nd-minute opener. Otherwise, the crosses were either intercepted before they reached the opponent's goal, or they failed to win aerial battles with the opposing defense (Korea's success rate was 46%). When they did create scoring chances, they failed to capitalize. It's hard to sigh when you only score one goal in three chances.
Of course, there was a time limit. Hwang had only two days to work with his players. When it came to the specifics of how to attack the opposing defense, he had to rely on what the players were familiar with. The fact that Son Heung-min's goal came after a clever play by Lee Jae-sung (Mainz), with whom he has a good rapport, is a testament to that. In fact, after Lee was substituted, South Korea's attack became more monotonous, which was frustrating.
Where Korea needs more time is in the backline. The new midfield combination of Hwang In-Beom (Zvezda) and Baek Seung-Ho (Birmingham City), two highly skilled midfielders, is still unfamiliar with each other and mistakes were made.
Hwang In-beom lost the ball 24 times in the match, the most on the team. While it's understandable that Hwang was involved in so many plays (157 passes - 12 possessions), it's also true that every time he lost the ball, our flow was disrupted or put in danger. Hwang In-beom and Baek Seung-ho need to complement each other and regain their stability. This is something we need to improve on in the fourth match on the 26th, when we move to Bangkok, Thailand.
Hwang knows this better than anyone, and he is struggling to come up with a plan. "It could be excused that we had a short time, but overall, we didn't feel stable. There are parts of the game where the balance is very tense, but we will prepare for the away game so that we can play a normal game," he promised.
North Korea's soccer 'snafu' disrupts World Cup second qualifier...North Korea-Japan fourth game postponed [news]
North Korea's soccer 'gambit' worked. North Korea's fourth match against Japan in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Asia Pacific Second Qualifying Round in Pyongyang, North Korea, has been postponed after the country said it would not be able to host a home match.
The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) announced on its official website on Feb. 22 that the fourth match between North Korea and Japan in Group B of the 2026 FIFA Confederations Cup Asia Pacific Second Qualifying Round has been postponed.
The match was originally scheduled to take place on June 26 in Pyongyang, 스포츠토토사이트 North Korea.
However, North Korea notified the AFC on Feb. 20 that it would not be able to host the match, throwing the entire Asian soccer world into turmoil. North Korea even informed Japan, its opponent in the fourth leg, during halftime of the third leg (a 0-1 loss).
The North Koreans were reportedly wary of streptococcal toxic shock syndrome (STSS), which has been on the rise in Japan.
Earlier in the day, AFC Secretary General Tato Windsor John said that the fourth leg would be held as scheduled in a neutral location with no cancellation or postponement. However, with just four days to go before the match, it was not practical to rearrange the venue.
In the end, the AFC announced the postponement of Game 4 and said it would refer the matter to FIFA, which would provide an update in due course.
Now that the AFC has handed the matter over to FIFA, the possibility of a forfeit or disciplinary action against North Korea is open, in addition to playing the next match during the A-Match.
North Korea is currently third in Group C with one win and two losses after three matches, behind Japan (three wins) and Syria (one win, one draw). North Korea will need to beat Syria to secure at least second place in the group to advance to the final round. North Korea is scheduled to play Syria at home in June during the A-match, but it's unclear how they'll play that game.
The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) announced on its official website on Feb. 22 that the fourth match between North Korea and Japan in Group B of the 2026 FIFA Confederations Cup Asia Pacific Second Qualifying Round has been postponed.
The match was originally scheduled to take place on June 26 in Pyongyang, 스포츠토토사이트 North Korea.
However, North Korea notified the AFC on Feb. 20 that it would not be able to host the match, throwing the entire Asian soccer world into turmoil. North Korea even informed Japan, its opponent in the fourth leg, during halftime of the third leg (a 0-1 loss).
The North Koreans were reportedly wary of streptococcal toxic shock syndrome (STSS), which has been on the rise in Japan.
Earlier in the day, AFC Secretary General Tato Windsor John said that the fourth leg would be held as scheduled in a neutral location with no cancellation or postponement. However, with just four days to go before the match, it was not practical to rearrange the venue.
In the end, the AFC announced the postponement of Game 4 and said it would refer the matter to FIFA, which would provide an update in due course.
Now that the AFC has handed the matter over to FIFA, the possibility of a forfeit or disciplinary action against North Korea is open, in addition to playing the next match during the A-Match.
North Korea is currently third in Group C with one win and two losses after three matches, behind Japan (three wins) and Syria (one win, one draw). North Korea will need to beat Syria to secure at least second place in the group to advance to the final round. North Korea is scheduled to play Syria at home in June during the A-match, but it's unclear how they'll play that game.
Jungwon University's Park Sang-hyuk, Kwandong University's Kim Hee-gun, and other top 20 players to compete in the Asian University Football Championship (AUC), will travel to Malaysia in June [sports]
The top collegiate players in the country are set to compete in Asia.
Kookmin University head coach Lee Sung-hwan, who has been appointed to lead Korea's college soccer team at the Asian University Games, announced the 20-man roster for the 2024 Asian Football Championship in Malaysia in June.
Lee selected the best players in each age group, ranging from juniors to sophomores, who performed well at the Spring Intercollegiate Football Federation Championship in Tongyeong in February, excluding players who will compete in the 카지노 Denso Cup to avoid duplication.
The list includes Jungwon University defender Park Sang-hyuk, who led unheralded Jungwon University to a surprise final appearance in the 2022 Spring Intercollegiate Federation Championship, and Kwandong University midfielder Kim Hee-gun.
Forwards Jeon Seung-min (Sinsung University) and Jang In-ho (Inje University) Midfielders Ahn Tae-wook (Kangseo University), Park Si-eon (Dongguk University), Seo Yoo-min (Howon University), Shim Yoon-ki (Halla University), Lee Joon-hyuk (Myeongji University), Kim Young-jae (Konkuk University), Son Seung-min (Jeonju National University), and Jung Si-woo (Daejeon National University) Defenders Forwards Shin Sewon (Hanyang University), Lee Ho-joon (Calvin College), Kim Jung-woo (Kyungil University), Yang Sung-seop (Wonkwang University), Kwon Min-seong (Hanil Jangshin University), Park Ji-yong (Woosuk University), Kim Tae-min (Cheongju University), and goalkeeper Park Jong-gun (Gwangju University) will work together to win the title for South Korea. Jeon Seung-min is the only 'youngest' participant at the tournament, as he is a sophomore.
The coaching staff will be led by Lee, with Kang Tae-seong of Ho Won University as head coach, Park Hyung-yong of Sangji University as assistant coach, and Park Jong-hyuk of Wooseok University as goalkeeping coach. Jung Sung-guk, vice president of the Korea University Football Association, will be the head coach, while Hwang Sun-hyuk, acting president of the federation, will be the manager.
The national team will have a week-long warm-up in Taebaek, Gangwon-do, on May 24 before heading to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, for the final match.
The Asian Football Confederation, which was founded in 2015 to revitalize college soccer in Asia, will bring together teams from seven Asian countries - Korea, Japan, Malaysia, Taiwan, Vietnam, the Philippines and Thailand - to compete in Malaysia this year.
Kookmin University head coach Lee Sung-hwan, who has been appointed to lead Korea's college soccer team at the Asian University Games, announced the 20-man roster for the 2024 Asian Football Championship in Malaysia in June.
Lee selected the best players in each age group, ranging from juniors to sophomores, who performed well at the Spring Intercollegiate Football Federation Championship in Tongyeong in February, excluding players who will compete in the 카지노 Denso Cup to avoid duplication.
The list includes Jungwon University defender Park Sang-hyuk, who led unheralded Jungwon University to a surprise final appearance in the 2022 Spring Intercollegiate Federation Championship, and Kwandong University midfielder Kim Hee-gun.
Forwards Jeon Seung-min (Sinsung University) and Jang In-ho (Inje University) Midfielders Ahn Tae-wook (Kangseo University), Park Si-eon (Dongguk University), Seo Yoo-min (Howon University), Shim Yoon-ki (Halla University), Lee Joon-hyuk (Myeongji University), Kim Young-jae (Konkuk University), Son Seung-min (Jeonju National University), and Jung Si-woo (Daejeon National University) Defenders Forwards Shin Sewon (Hanyang University), Lee Ho-joon (Calvin College), Kim Jung-woo (Kyungil University), Yang Sung-seop (Wonkwang University), Kwon Min-seong (Hanil Jangshin University), Park Ji-yong (Woosuk University), Kim Tae-min (Cheongju University), and goalkeeper Park Jong-gun (Gwangju University) will work together to win the title for South Korea. Jeon Seung-min is the only 'youngest' participant at the tournament, as he is a sophomore.
The coaching staff will be led by Lee, with Kang Tae-seong of Ho Won University as head coach, Park Hyung-yong of Sangji University as assistant coach, and Park Jong-hyuk of Wooseok University as goalkeeping coach. Jung Sung-guk, vice president of the Korea University Football Association, will be the head coach, while Hwang Sun-hyuk, acting president of the federation, will be the manager.
The national team will have a week-long warm-up in Taebaek, Gangwon-do, on May 24 before heading to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, for the final match.
The Asian Football Confederation, which was founded in 2015 to revitalize college soccer in Asia, will bring together teams from seven Asian countries - Korea, Japan, Malaysia, Taiwan, Vietnam, the Philippines and Thailand - to compete in Malaysia this year.
North Korea-Japan World Cup qualifier won't take place as scheduled due to sudden notice from North Korea [sports]
The fourth Group B match between North Korea and Japan at the 2026 FIFA Confederations Cup Asia Pacific Second Qualifying Round in Pyongyang will not take place after all, following a surprise announcement from North Korea that the match will not be held.
The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) announced on its website on Feb. 22 that "the North Korea-Japan 2026 FIFA Confederations Cup Asia Second Qualifying Round match scheduled for Feb. 26 will not be held as scheduled due to unforeseen reasons."
The match was originally scheduled to take place at the 홀덤 Kim Il Sung Stadium in Pyongyang.
North Korea informed the AFC on Feb. 20 that it would be difficult to host the match in Pyongyang and that it would have to be moved to a neutral location.
AFC general secretary Dato' Windsor John said on the day that a neutral location would be preferable, but the move was ultimately unavoidable.
"Following notification from North Korea, the decision was taken in consultation with FIFA and relevant stakeholders," the AFC said, "The matter will be referred to the relevant FIFA committees and we will provide further updates in due course."
North Korea had previously said it was unable to host the tournament in Pyongyang, without giving a specific reason.
Japanese media have speculated that the decision was taken as a precautionary measure due to streptococcal toxic shock syndrome (STSS), which has been on the rise in Japan.
Last month, the first leg of the women's soccer Asian final qualifier for the 2024 Paris Olympics between North Korea and Japan was also held in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, instead of Pyongyang.
Meanwhile, in the third match of the second qualifying round between North Korea and Japan in Tokyo, Japan won 1-0 to lead Group B with three points (9). North Korea remains in third place with one win and two losses (3 points).
The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) announced on its website on Feb. 22 that "the North Korea-Japan 2026 FIFA Confederations Cup Asia Second Qualifying Round match scheduled for Feb. 26 will not be held as scheduled due to unforeseen reasons."
The match was originally scheduled to take place at the 홀덤 Kim Il Sung Stadium in Pyongyang.
North Korea informed the AFC on Feb. 20 that it would be difficult to host the match in Pyongyang and that it would have to be moved to a neutral location.
AFC general secretary Dato' Windsor John said on the day that a neutral location would be preferable, but the move was ultimately unavoidable.
"Following notification from North Korea, the decision was taken in consultation with FIFA and relevant stakeholders," the AFC said, "The matter will be referred to the relevant FIFA committees and we will provide further updates in due course."
North Korea had previously said it was unable to host the tournament in Pyongyang, without giving a specific reason.
Japanese media have speculated that the decision was taken as a precautionary measure due to streptococcal toxic shock syndrome (STSS), which has been on the rise in Japan.
Last month, the first leg of the women's soccer Asian final qualifier for the 2024 Paris Olympics between North Korea and Japan was also held in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, instead of Pyongyang.
Meanwhile, in the third match of the second qualifying round between North Korea and Japan in Tokyo, Japan won 1-0 to lead Group B with three points (9). North Korea remains in third place with one win and two losses (3 points).
Shaky performance even for the 'first team' ‥ Thailand draws with Korea [sports]
The national soccer team drew with Thailand in their first game since the Asian Cup infighting.
It was a highly anticipated game that set a new tone for the team, but the performance left much to be desired.
The first A-match after the Asian Cup infighting incident was not the cacophony feared.
The 60,000 fans who filled the stadium cheered for Son Heung-min and Lee Kang-in...
"Lee Kang-in! Lee Kang-in!"
The two players also created several threatening moments on the field.
Son Heung-min, who had encouraged Lee Kang-in separately during the match, 먹튀검증 emphasized the unity of the team once again after the game.
[Son Heung-min/South Korea National Football Team captain]
"I feel that the chemistry (with Lee Kang-in) is getting better and better, and I really enjoy playing with him, and I hope he can do better in the future."
But the sub-par performance was no different from the Asian Cup.
The transition from defense to offense was shaky, and they couldn't even protect Son Heung-min's 42nd-minute opener to settle for a 1-1 draw.
Despite having 79% possession and 25 shots on goal, the team's finishing was still lacking, and their defensive concentration was noticeably lacking.
Coach Hwang Sun-hong admitted that the short preparation period was to blame for the lackluster performance.
[Hwang Sun-hong, head coach of the national soccer team]
"I thought it should be the first step to find a sense of stability and be able to run the game normally..."
Still, Son Heung-min, who had considered retiring from the national team, did not give up hope.
[Son Heung-min/ National Football Team Captain]
"As long as the national team needs me, I will stick my head in like (Kim) Min-jae said, and I want to say thank you to the players for showing me that everyone is trying to be one."
With the promise of striker Kim Min-kyu in the starting lineup right out of the gate, the team plans to leave the country today and begin preparations for their second World Cup qualifier away to Thailand on June 26th.
It was a highly anticipated game that set a new tone for the team, but the performance left much to be desired.
The first A-match after the Asian Cup infighting incident was not the cacophony feared.
The 60,000 fans who filled the stadium cheered for Son Heung-min and Lee Kang-in...
"Lee Kang-in! Lee Kang-in!"
The two players also created several threatening moments on the field.
Son Heung-min, who had encouraged Lee Kang-in separately during the match, 먹튀검증 emphasized the unity of the team once again after the game.
[Son Heung-min/South Korea National Football Team captain]
"I feel that the chemistry (with Lee Kang-in) is getting better and better, and I really enjoy playing with him, and I hope he can do better in the future."
But the sub-par performance was no different from the Asian Cup.
The transition from defense to offense was shaky, and they couldn't even protect Son Heung-min's 42nd-minute opener to settle for a 1-1 draw.
Despite having 79% possession and 25 shots on goal, the team's finishing was still lacking, and their defensive concentration was noticeably lacking.
Coach Hwang Sun-hong admitted that the short preparation period was to blame for the lackluster performance.
[Hwang Sun-hong, head coach of the national soccer team]
"I thought it should be the first step to find a sense of stability and be able to run the game normally..."
Still, Son Heung-min, who had considered retiring from the national team, did not give up hope.
[Son Heung-min/ National Football Team Captain]
"As long as the national team needs me, I will stick my head in like (Kim) Min-jae said, and I want to say thank you to the players for showing me that everyone is trying to be one."
With the promise of striker Kim Min-kyu in the starting lineup right out of the gate, the team plans to leave the country today and begin preparations for their second World Cup qualifier away to Thailand on June 26th.
Han Guangsheng, the 'People's Ronaldo' who joined Juventus, has returned to the North. [sports]
North Korean soccer player Han Kwang-sung, who played in the Italian professional soccer league Serie A, is believed to have returned to North Korea in the middle of last month.
On Thursday, Radio Free Asia (RFA) reported that Han Kwang-sung was confirmed to have left Italy in mid-August, citing Marco Bagocchi, a 스포츠토토 North Korean sports expert.
"In addition, Han Kwang-sung's social networking service Facebook Messenger has been closed since mid-August," RFA said.
RFA also quoted another source, who asked not to be identified, as saying that Han had traveled to Beijing in the middle of last month and then returned to North Korea with a group of North Koreans.
This is believed to have included Han Guang-sheng when North Korea's state-owned carrier Koryo Airlines returned with more than 200 North Koreans on March 22, after three years and seven months of a border blockade between North Korea and China.
Han Kwang-sung, meanwhile, scored a goal for Cagliari in the Italian soccer's top division, Serie A, in 2017 before moving to prestigious club Juventus.
However, he has been unable to play overseas due to the tightening of international sanctions against North Korea over its nuclear and missile development.
On Thursday, Radio Free Asia (RFA) reported that Han Kwang-sung was confirmed to have left Italy in mid-August, citing Marco Bagocchi, a 스포츠토토 North Korean sports expert.
"In addition, Han Kwang-sung's social networking service Facebook Messenger has been closed since mid-August," RFA said.
RFA also quoted another source, who asked not to be identified, as saying that Han had traveled to Beijing in the middle of last month and then returned to North Korea with a group of North Koreans.
This is believed to have included Han Guang-sheng when North Korea's state-owned carrier Koryo Airlines returned with more than 200 North Koreans on March 22, after three years and seven months of a border blockade between North Korea and China.
Han Kwang-sung, meanwhile, scored a goal for Cagliari in the Italian soccer's top division, Serie A, in 2017 before moving to prestigious club Juventus.
However, he has been unable to play overseas due to the tightening of international sanctions against North Korea over its nuclear and missile development.
TNT FC signs affiliation agreement with Yangcheon-gu, Seoul...first step towards professionalization [sports]
Yangcheon-gu, Seoul Mayor Lee Ki-jae and Yangcheon TNT FC (CEO Kim Tae-ryung) signed an association agreement at the Yangcheon-gu Office Conference Room on the 15th and declared their vision for a 'Special Football District'.
With this agreement, Yangcheon-gu and Yangcheon TNT FC will mutually cooperate to develop sports culture and revitalize physical activities for 카지노사이트 Yangcheon residents by using soccer as a public good.
To this end, the two organizations have set step-by-step targets for Yangcheon TNT FC to enter the K4 League, promote amateur soccer, and operate age-specific youth teams and women's independent clubs, so that soccer can become more than just a sport and contribute to community development and solidarity.
Furthermore, Yangcheon TNT FC will work with various partners, including soccer integration platform company Goale, to carry out various projects utilizing the soccer infrastructure in Yangcheon-gu.
Since its inception in 2014, Yangcheon TNT FC, which has established itself as a "resurgent professional independent club that nurtures professionals" and "a club that connects the elite and amateurs," has led the way in Korean grassroots soccer culture, sending a total of 182 players to professional and semi-professional leagues at home and abroad.
With the popularity of soccer on the rise, the agreement between the local government and the local club is a welcome development for the Korean soccer industry, which aims to build a robust division system.
"TNT has long played a unique role in bridging the gap between school and adult soccer, professional and amateur," said Kim Tae-ryung. "Our roadmap is set to go beyond the semi-professional to the professional level," said TNT CEO Kim Tae-ryung. "We will continue to build a solid system with Yangcheon-gu and try something new, fresh, and international. We will do our best to become a club that shares values with the people of Yangcheon-gu."
"We hope that the various activities between Yangcheon-gu and Yangcheon TNT FC will bring joy and happiness to the residents," said Lee Ki-jae, Mayor of Yangcheon-gu. "We hope that it will be a meaningful starting point for the players of Yangcheon TNT FC as they pursue their dreams."
Yangcheon TNT FC, which will need to build a new squad in the upcoming winter transfer window as its players move up to the top leagues, will hold open trials until mid-December and begin preparations for the new season in earnest with overseas winter training next January.
With this agreement, Yangcheon-gu and Yangcheon TNT FC will mutually cooperate to develop sports culture and revitalize physical activities for 카지노사이트 Yangcheon residents by using soccer as a public good.
To this end, the two organizations have set step-by-step targets for Yangcheon TNT FC to enter the K4 League, promote amateur soccer, and operate age-specific youth teams and women's independent clubs, so that soccer can become more than just a sport and contribute to community development and solidarity.
Furthermore, Yangcheon TNT FC will work with various partners, including soccer integration platform company Goale, to carry out various projects utilizing the soccer infrastructure in Yangcheon-gu.
Since its inception in 2014, Yangcheon TNT FC, which has established itself as a "resurgent professional independent club that nurtures professionals" and "a club that connects the elite and amateurs," has led the way in Korean grassroots soccer culture, sending a total of 182 players to professional and semi-professional leagues at home and abroad.
With the popularity of soccer on the rise, the agreement between the local government and the local club is a welcome development for the Korean soccer industry, which aims to build a robust division system.
"TNT has long played a unique role in bridging the gap between school and adult soccer, professional and amateur," said Kim Tae-ryung. "Our roadmap is set to go beyond the semi-professional to the professional level," said TNT CEO Kim Tae-ryung. "We will continue to build a solid system with Yangcheon-gu and try something new, fresh, and international. We will do our best to become a club that shares values with the people of Yangcheon-gu."
"We hope that the various activities between Yangcheon-gu and Yangcheon TNT FC will bring joy and happiness to the residents," said Lee Ki-jae, Mayor of Yangcheon-gu. "We hope that it will be a meaningful starting point for the players of Yangcheon TNT FC as they pursue their dreams."
Yangcheon TNT FC, which will need to build a new squad in the upcoming winter transfer window as its players move up to the top leagues, will hold open trials until mid-December and begin preparations for the new season in earnest with overseas winter training next January.
'Of the fans, by the fans, for the fans' Gyeongnam FC to play home game against Jeonnam on the 17th [sports]
Back from the break, Gyeongnam FC will host the 31st round of the Hana OneQ K League 2 2023 against the Jeonnam Dragons at 1:30 p.m. on Sunday at the Changwon Football Center.
The home game will be a celebration with fans. An award ceremony will be held with the fans who attended the most matches to commemorate the club winning the Full-Plus Stadium Award in the second edition of the 텍사스홀덤 Hana One Q K League 2023.
An offline promotion event will be held with the Korea Copyright Commission to promote the copyright sharing ground Shared Yard. Fans who find shared works hidden in the Changwon Football Center will receive various prizes such as club MD products. In addition, raincoats will be given to fans who visit the stadium in case of rain.
Meanwhile, Gyeongnam won 1-0 against Chungnam Asan in the 29th round. Since then, the team has been on an upswing, traveling to Miryang for a training camp during the 30th round league break and A-Match break.
In their two meetings with Jeonnam this season, the two sides have not been able to settle the score with a 1-1 draw. They won 5-0 away in Round 2, but lost 0-2 at home in Round 21. They are back in action at the Changwon Football Center and are determined to win in front of their home fans.
Tickets for the home game against Jeonnam can be purchased online through the club's website and ticket link, and can also be purchased at the venue on the day.
The home game will be a celebration with fans. An award ceremony will be held with the fans who attended the most matches to commemorate the club winning the Full-Plus Stadium Award in the second edition of the 텍사스홀덤 Hana One Q K League 2023.
An offline promotion event will be held with the Korea Copyright Commission to promote the copyright sharing ground Shared Yard. Fans who find shared works hidden in the Changwon Football Center will receive various prizes such as club MD products. In addition, raincoats will be given to fans who visit the stadium in case of rain.
Meanwhile, Gyeongnam won 1-0 against Chungnam Asan in the 29th round. Since then, the team has been on an upswing, traveling to Miryang for a training camp during the 30th round league break and A-Match break.
In their two meetings with Jeonnam this season, the two sides have not been able to settle the score with a 1-1 draw. They won 5-0 away in Round 2, but lost 0-2 at home in Round 21. They are back in action at the Changwon Football Center and are determined to win in front of their home fans.
Tickets for the home game against Jeonnam can be purchased online through the club's website and ticket link, and can also be purchased at the venue on the day.
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'Of the fans, by the fans, for the fans' Gyeongnam FC to play home game against Jeonnam on the 17th [sports]
Back from the break, Gyeongnam FC will host the 31st round of the Hana OneQ K League 2 2023 against the Jeonnam Dragons at 1:30 p.m. on Sunday at the Changwon Football Center.
The home game will be a celebration with fans. An award ceremony will be held with the fans who attended the most matches to commemorate the club winning the Full-Plus Stadium Award in the second edition of the 텍사스홀덤 Hana One Q K League 2023.
An offline promotion event will be held with the Korea Copyright Commission to promote the copyright sharing ground Shared Yard. Fans who find shared works hidden in the Changwon Football Center will receive various prizes such as club MD products. In addition, raincoats will be given to fans who visit the stadium in case of rain.
Meanwhile, Gyeongnam won 1-0 against Chungnam Asan in the 29th round. Since then, the team has been on an upswing, traveling to Miryang for a training camp during the 30th round league break and A-Match break.
In their two meetings with Jeonnam this season, the two sides have not been able to settle the score with a 1-1 draw. They won 5-0 away in Round 2, but lost 0-2 at home in Round 21. They are back in action at the Changwon Football Center and are determined to win in front of their home fans.
Tickets for the home game against Jeonnam can be purchased online through the club's website and ticket link, and can also be purchased at the venue on the day.
The home game will be a celebration with fans. An award ceremony will be held with the fans who attended the most matches to commemorate the club winning the Full-Plus Stadium Award in the second edition of the 텍사스홀덤 Hana One Q K League 2023.
An offline promotion event will be held with the Korea Copyright Commission to promote the copyright sharing ground Shared Yard. Fans who find shared works hidden in the Changwon Football Center will receive various prizes such as club MD products. In addition, raincoats will be given to fans who visit the stadium in case of rain.
Meanwhile, Gyeongnam won 1-0 against Chungnam Asan in the 29th round. Since then, the team has been on an upswing, traveling to Miryang for a training camp during the 30th round league break and A-Match break.
In their two meetings with Jeonnam this season, the two sides have not been able to settle the score with a 1-1 draw. They won 5-0 away in Round 2, but lost 0-2 at home in Round 21. They are back in action at the Changwon Football Center and are determined to win in front of their home fans.
Tickets for the home game against Jeonnam can be purchased online through the club's website and ticket link, and can also be purchased at the venue on the day.
After A-League break, Daejeon Hana Citizen remains unbeaten this season against 'leader' Ulsan [sports]
After a two-week break from the A-Match, the Daejeon Hana Citizen will travel to Ulsan. Daejeon is undefeated against Ulsan this season.
The Daejeon Hana Citizen will host 온라인카지노 Ulsan Hyundai in the 30th round of the Hana One Q K League 1 2023 at Ulsan Munsoo World Cup Stadium at 7 p.m. on April 16. Daejeon is currently in eighth place in the league (37 points) with nine wins, 10 draws and 10 losses in 29 matches.
During the A-Match break, Daejeon held a mini-training camp in Jeongseon, Gangwon-do to reorganize the team and change the atmosphere. There are now only four games left before the end of the regular round. The team will need to stay focused to qualify for the Final A stage. With 37 points, Daejeon is only four points behind sixth-placed Daegu FC, who are also in the Final A, and only six points behind fourth-placed Seoul, so we need to accumulate as many points as we can before the end of the regular season.
First and foremost, they need to get a win in their first game after the break against Ulsan to lift their spirits. After Ulsan, they will face Suwon Samsung and Gangwon FC, who are 11th and 12th respectively. Daejeon needs to take three points against the league leaders and set the stage for a winning streak.
Daejeon has been strong against Ulsan this season. In the first meeting at Anbang, they won 2-1 thanks to back-to-back goals from Lee Jin-hyun and Lee Hyun-sik. They also showed their firepower away from home in Ulsan. Daejeon conceded a goal in the 20th minute, but Leandro equalized in the 24th minute and Massa scored multiple goals to take a two-goal lead. The final result was a 3-3 draw, making it two games unbeaten against Ulsan this season.
Thiago was a key player in this game. Thiago is the team's top scorer with 13 points. He has been on fire in August, scoring six goals in four games, including a hat trick against Pohang. Also of note is the battle for top scoring honors between Ulsan Hyundai's In-Jae Gyu and Thiago. The two have 13 points apiece and are in a tight race for the top scoring spot. Thiago, who has yet to score against Ulsan this season, is determined to not only get his team a win, but also gain the upper hand in the scoring race.
"I think if I play for the team, the goals will come naturally," Thiago said. First and foremost, I want the team to win. Our opponent is No. 1 Ulsan, but we've had a strong showing against them this season, so we'll go into the game with confidence."
The Daejeon Hana Citizen will host 온라인카지노 Ulsan Hyundai in the 30th round of the Hana One Q K League 1 2023 at Ulsan Munsoo World Cup Stadium at 7 p.m. on April 16. Daejeon is currently in eighth place in the league (37 points) with nine wins, 10 draws and 10 losses in 29 matches.
During the A-Match break, Daejeon held a mini-training camp in Jeongseon, Gangwon-do to reorganize the team and change the atmosphere. There are now only four games left before the end of the regular round. The team will need to stay focused to qualify for the Final A stage. With 37 points, Daejeon is only four points behind sixth-placed Daegu FC, who are also in the Final A, and only six points behind fourth-placed Seoul, so we need to accumulate as many points as we can before the end of the regular season.
First and foremost, they need to get a win in their first game after the break against Ulsan to lift their spirits. After Ulsan, they will face Suwon Samsung and Gangwon FC, who are 11th and 12th respectively. Daejeon needs to take three points against the league leaders and set the stage for a winning streak.
Daejeon has been strong against Ulsan this season. In the first meeting at Anbang, they won 2-1 thanks to back-to-back goals from Lee Jin-hyun and Lee Hyun-sik. They also showed their firepower away from home in Ulsan. Daejeon conceded a goal in the 20th minute, but Leandro equalized in the 24th minute and Massa scored multiple goals to take a two-goal lead. The final result was a 3-3 draw, making it two games unbeaten against Ulsan this season.
Thiago was a key player in this game. Thiago is the team's top scorer with 13 points. He has been on fire in August, scoring six goals in four games, including a hat trick against Pohang. Also of note is the battle for top scoring honors between Ulsan Hyundai's In-Jae Gyu and Thiago. The two have 13 points apiece and are in a tight race for the top scoring spot. Thiago, who has yet to score against Ulsan this season, is determined to not only get his team a win, but also gain the upper hand in the scoring race.
"I think if I play for the team, the goals will come naturally," Thiago said. First and foremost, I want the team to win. Our opponent is No. 1 Ulsan, but we've had a strong showing against them this season, so we'll go into the game with confidence."
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