Sports | soccer
input2025-07-16 22:50:00
correction2025-07-16 22:25:45
(Sports Seoul | Suwon = Park Jun -bum reporter)
The women’s soccer team, led by Shin Sang-woo, won 2-0 in the final match with the 2025 East Asian Football Federation (EAFF) E-1 Championship (East Asian Cup) Taiwan. The national team, which became 5 points with 1 win and 2 draws, won the championship trophy in 20 years after the 2005 first tournament.
The East Asian Cup is ranked in the order of winners, confrontation, and multi -scores, if the victory points are the same. The three teams of Japan, China, and Korea were all over the confrontation. The three teams are the same as the opponents. In the opponent’s scores, the national team scored three goals in China (2 goals) and Japan (1 goal).
The national team struggled with Taiwan, who had lowered the defensive line. I couldn’t score in the first half. Then, in the 25th minute, Ji So -yeon succeeded in the penalty kick gained by Kang Chae -rim. In the second 40 minutes, Jang Seul -ki finished Kim Hye -ri’s cross and confirmed the victory.
After the game, Shin said, “Thank you for the players who played the game and the players who cheered on the bench. I am also grateful to the coaching staff,” he said. “I’m so happy that I don’t know what to say. In the press conference, the ball is not ranked, but the ball is round.
As China and Japan were held earlier, there was a chance to win the national team. Shin said, “I would like to have a chance if I wanted to want. 1% of possibilities led to reality. The eyes of the players were different from the first day of the convening. The veterans were eager.
The national team is in the process of replacing generations. The 2026 Asian Football Federation (AFC) Women’s Asian Cup will be prepared in March next year. Shin said, “The East Asian Cup is important in connection with the Asian Cup. If you win, you will improve your confidence and skills. It is a valuable competition,” he said. “I think that the completion is still a championship that can go in one direction. Beom2@sportsseoul.com