Korea scored a draw with a last -minute tie against Kang Ho Japan. He squeezed Japan, such as pouring onslaught throughout the game.
The Korean women’s soccer team, led by Shin Sang-woo, scored 1-1 in the second leg of the women’s second leg of the 2025 East Asian Football Federation (East Asian Cup) in the second leg of the 2025 East Asian Football Federation (East Asian Cup) in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi-do. South Korea ranked 3rd out of four countries with two draws after the first leg of the Chinese War (2-2).
Korea, which challenges the championship in 20 years after becoming the first champion in the 2005 tournament, has selected Choi Jung -ye as the same as the last Chinese war.
In the forefront, Kim Min -ji (Seoul City Hall), who made his A -match debut with veteran Ji So -yeon (Seattle Lane), took a breath. Captain Lee Geum -min (Birmingham City) and Jung Min -young (Seoul City Hall) kept the midfield, and Moon Eun -ju (Hwacheon) and Kang Chae -rim (Suwon) were introduced as both wing strikers. On the four -back line, Jang Seul -ki (Gyeongju), Noh Jin -young (Managing Director), Yoo Jin -jin (Incheon), and Kim Hye -ri (Wuhan) were paired. The goalkeeper gloves were worn by Kim Min -jung (Incheon).
Korea led the trend in the first half and confronted Japan equally. Korea opened the door, starting with Kang Chae -rim’s first shot in the first half. After 14 minutes, Ji So -yeon, 21 and 25 minutes Kim Min -ji’s continuous shot came out, and in 31 minutes, he pressed Japan with five shots. The shooting was sophisticated and all of the goals were defeated, but it was enough to embarrass Japan. In particular, Kang Chae -rim used a quick foot to threaten the Japanese side.
The first goal was broken by Japan. In the 37th minute, Yui Narumiya, who penetrated behind Korea’s defense, hit the ball from the right side of the goal area.
Korea, who was in the second half with 0-1, jumped to make an equalizer.
After Jang Seul -ki penetrated deep in the 11th minute, the shot from the left side of the goal area headed to the front of the Japanese goalkeeper, and the 24 -year -old Moon, who showed off his dribbling ability in the second half, came out with a goal.
Korea’s wave offensive, which lasted to the last minute, eventually resulted in a goal of 19 -year -old Jung Da -bin. Jung Da -bin dug the side in the second half of the 41st minute, shook the Japanese goal net with a clever play that defeats the attention cutback from the front of the goal area.
Japan had a bitter counterattack until the second half, but Kim Min-jung, the chief of the iron wall gate, finished 1-1 and draw.
Korea will play the final match with Taiwan on the 16th.
Korea 1-1 Japan
Taiwan 2-4 China
By Son Hyun -soo, Byunsoo@hani.co.kr