South Korea national football team results (2000–2009)

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South Korea national football team results
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This is a list of football games played by the South Korea national football team between 2000 and 2009.

Results by year[]

Year GP W D L Win %
2000 22 12 8 2 054.55
2001 16 8 4 4 050.00
2002 22 6 8 8 027.27
2003 15 7 2 6 046.67
2004 17 10 5 2 058.82
2005 17 6 6 5 035.29
2006 22 9 6 7 040.91
2007 11 4 4 3 036.36
2008 16 8 7 1 050.00
2009 13 6 6 1 046.15
Total 171 76 56 39 044.44

List of matches[]

2000[]

21 January Friendly New Zealand  0–1  South Korea Auckland, New Zealand
  • Seo Dong-won
23 January Friendly New Zealand  0–0  South Korea Palmerston North, New Zealand
15 February 2000 CONCACAF Gold Cup Group D South Korea  0–0  Canada Los Angeles, United States
17 February 2000 CONCACAF Gold Cup Group D South Korea  2–2  Costa Rica Los Angeles, United States
5 April 2000 AFC Asian Cup qualification South Korea  9–0  Laos Seoul, South Korea
7 April 2000 AFC Asian Cup qualification South Korea  6–0  Mongolia Seoul, South Korea
9 April 2000 AFC Asian Cup qualification South Korea  4–0  Myanmar Seoul, South Korea
26 April Friendly South Korea  1–0  Japan Seoul, South Korea
28 May Friendly South Korea  0–0  FR Yugoslavia Seoul, South Korea
30 May Friendly South Korea  0–0  FR Yugoslavia Seoul, South Korea
June 2000 LG Cup South Korea  2–1  Macedonia Teheran, Iran
June 2000 LG Cup South Korea  1–0  Egypt Teheran, Iran
  • Park Kang-jo
28 July Friendly China PR  0–1  South Korea Beijing,China
4 October 2000 LG Cup United Arab Emirates  1–1 (a.e.t.)
(3–2 p)		  South Korea Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
October 2000 LG Cup South Korea  4–2  Australia Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
13 October 2000 AFC Asian Cup Group B South Korea  2–2  China PR Tripoli, Lebanon
17:05 Lee Young-Pyo 30'
Noh Jung-Yoon 58'		 Report Su Maozhen 36'
Fan Zhiyi 66' (pen.)		 Stadium: International Olympic Stadium
Attendance: 1,000
Referee: Omer Al-Mehannah (Saudi Arabia)
16 October 2000 AFC Asian Cup Group B South Korea  0–1  Kuwait Tripoli, Lebanon
19:45 Report Al-Huwaidi 43' Stadium: International Olympic Stadium
Attendance: 5,000
Referee: Brian Hall (United States)
19 October 2000 AFC Asian Cup Group B South Korea  3–0  Indonesia Beirut, Lebanon
19:35 Lee Dong-Gook 30', 76', 90+1' Report Stadium: Sports City Stadium
Attendance: 500
Referee: Toru Kamikawa (Japan)
23 October 2000 AFC Asian Cup quarter-finals South Korea  2–1 (a.e.t.)  Iran Tripoli, Lebanon
16:45
Report Bagheri 71' Stadium: International Olympic Stadium
Attendance: 5,000
Referee: Ali Bujsaim (UAE)
26 October 2000 AFC Asian Cup semi-finals South Korea  1–2  Saudi Arabia Beirut, Lebanon
16:45 Lee Dong-Gook 90+1' Report Al-Meshal 76', 80' Stadium: Sports City Stadium
Attendance: 7,000
Referee: Saad Kamil Al-Fadhli (Kuwait)
29 October 2000 AFC Asian Cup third place match South Korea  1–0  China PR Beirut, Lebanon
17:05 Lee Dong-Gook 76' Report Stadium: Sports City Stadium
Attendance: 20,000
Referee: (Lebanon)
20 December Friendly Japan  1–1  South Korea Yokohama, Japan

Source:[1]

2001[]

24 January 2001 Lunar New Year Cup South Korea  2–3  Norway Hong Kong
27 January 2001 Lunar New Year Cup South Korea  1–1 (a.e.t.)
(6–5 p)		  Paraguay Hong Kong
11 February Dubai Tournament United Arab Emirates  1–4  South Korea Dubai, United Arab Emirates
24 April 2001 LG Cup South Korea  1–0  Iran Cairo, Egypt
26 April 2001 LG Cup Egypt  1–2  South Korea Cairo, Egypt
25 May Friendly South Korea  0–0  Cameroon Suwon, South Korea
30 May 2001 FIFA Confederations Cup Group A South Korea  0–5  France Daegu, South Korea
1 June 2001 FIFA Confederations Cup Group A South Korea  2–1  Mexico Ulsan, South Korea
3 June 2001 FIFA Confederations Cup Group A South Korea  1–0  Australia Suwon, South Korea
15 August Friendly Czech Republic  5–0  South Korea Brno, Czech Republic
13 September Friendly South Korea  2–2  Nigeria Daejeon, South Korea
16 September Friendly South Korea  2–1  Nigeria Busan, South Korea
8 November Friendly South Korea  0–1  Senegal Jeonju, South Korea
10 November Friendly South Korea  2–0  Croatia Seoul, South Korea
13 November Friendly South Korea  1–1  Croatia Gwangju, South Korea
  • Choi Yong-soo
9 December Friendly South Korea  1–0  United States Seogwipo, South Korea

Source:[2]

2002[]

19 January 2002 CONCACAF Gold Cup Group B United States  2–1  South Korea Los Angeles, United States
23 January 2002 CONCACAF Gold Cup Group B South Korea  0–0  Cuba San Francisco, United States
27 January 2002 CONCACAF Gold Cup quarter-finals South Korea  0–0 (a.e.t.)
(4–2 p)		  Mexico Los Angeles, United States
30 January 2002 CONCACAF Gold Cup semi-finals South Korea  1–3  Costa Rica Anaheim, United States
2 February 2002 CONCACAF Gold Cup third place match South Korea  1–2  Canada San Diego, United States
13 February Friendly Uruguay  2–1  South Korea Montevideo, Uruguay
13 March Friendly Tunisia  0–0  South Korea Tunis, Tunisia
20 March Friendly South Korea  2–0  Finland Cartagena, Spain
26 March Friendly South Korea  0–0  Turkey Bochum, Germany
20 April Friendly South Korea  2–0  Costa Rica Daegu, South Korea
  • Cha Du-ri
  • Choi Tae-uk
27 April Friendly South Korea  0–0  China PR Incheon, South Korea
16 May Friendly South Korea  4–1  Scotland Busan, South Korea
21 May Friendly South Korea  1–1  England Seogwipo, South Korea
  • Park Ji-sung
26 May Friendly South Korea  2–3  France Suwon, South Korea
4 June 2002 FIFA World Cup Group D South Korea  2–0  Poland Busan, South Korea
10 June 2002 FIFA World Cup Group D South Korea  1–1  United States Daegu, South Korea
14 June 2002 FIFA World Cup Group D South Korea  1–0  Portugal Incheon, South Korea
  • Park Ji-sung
18 June 2002 FIFA World Cup round of 16 South Korea  2–1 (a.e.t.)  Italy Daejeon, South Korea
22 June 2002 FIFA World Cup quarter-finals South Korea  0–0 (a.e.t.)
(5–3 p)		  Spain Gwangju, South Korea
25 June 2002 FIFA World Cup semi-finals South Korea  0–1  Germany Seoul, South Korea
29 June 2002 FIFA World Cup third place match South Korea  2–3  Turkey Daegu, South Korea
20 November Friendly South Korea  2–3  Brazil Seoul, South Korea

Source:[3]

2003[]

29 March Friendly South Korea  0–0  Colombia Busan, South Korea
16 April Friendly South Korea  0–1  Japan Seoul, South Korea
31 May Friendly Japan  0–1  South Korea Tokyo, Japan
8 June Friendly South Korea  0–2  Uruguay Seoul, South Korea
11 June Friendly South Korea  0–1  Argentina Seoul, South Korea
25 September 2004 AFC Asian Cup qualification South Korea  5–0  Vietnam Incheon, South Korea
27 September 2004 AFC Asian Cup qualification South Korea  1–0  Oman Incheon, South Korea
29 September 2004 AFC Asian Cup qualification South Korea  16–0    Nepal Incheon, South Korea
19 October 2004 AFC Asian Cup qualification South Korea  0–1  Vietnam Muscat, Oman
21 October 2004 AFC Asian Cup qualification Oman  3–1  South Korea Muscat, Oman
24 October 2004 AFC Asian Cup qualification South Korea  7–0    Nepal Muscat, Oman
18 November Friendly South Korea  0–1  Bulgaria Seoul, South Korea
4 December 2003 EAFF Championship South Korea  3–1  Hong Kong Tokyo, Japan
7 December 2003 EAFF Championship South Korea  1–0  China PR Saitama, Japan
10 December 2003 EAFF Championship Japan  0–0  South Korea Yokohama, Japan

Source:[4]

2004[]

14 February Friendly South Korea  5–0  Oman Ulsan, South Korea
18 February 2006 FIFA World Cup qualification South Korea  2–0  Lebanon Suwon, South Korea
31 March 2006 FIFA World Cup qualification Maldives  0–0  South Korea Malé, Maldives
28 April Friendly South Korea  0–0  Paraguay Incheon, South Korea
2 June Friendly South Korea  0–1  Turkey Seoul, South Korea
5 June Friendly South Korea  2–1  Turkey Daegu, South Korea
9 June 2006 FIFA World Cup qualification South Korea  2–0  Vietnam Daejeon, South Korea
10 July Friendly South Korea  2–0  Bahrain Gwangju, South Korea
14 July Friendly South Korea  1–1  Trinidad and Tobago Seoul, South Korea
  • Cha Du-ri
19 July 2004 AFC Asian Cup Group B South Korea  0–0  Jordan Jinan, China
23 July 2004 AFC Asian Cup Group B South Korea  2–0  United Arab Emirates Jinan, China
27 July 2004 AFC Asian Cup Group B South Korea  4–0  Kuwait Jinan, China
31 July 2004 AFC Asian Cup quarter-finals South Korea  3–4  Iran Jinan, China
8 September 2006 FIFA World Cup qualification Vietnam  1–2  South Korea Saigon, Vietnam
13 October 2006 FIFA World Cup qualification Lebanon  1–1  South Korea Beirut, Lebanon
17 November 2006 FIFA World Cup qualification South Korea  2–0  Maldives Seoul, South Korea
19 December Friendly South Korea  3–1  Germany Busan, South Korea

Source:[5]

2005[]

15 January Friendly South Korea  1–2  Colombia Los Angeles, United States
19 January Friendly South Korea  1–1  Paraguay Los Angeles, United States
  • Kim Jin-kyu
22 January Friendly South Korea  1–1  Sweden Carson, United States
4 February Friendly South Korea  0–1  Egypt Seoul, South Korea
9 February 2006 FIFA World Cup qualification South Korea  2–0  Kuwait Seoul, South Korea
20 March Friendly South Korea  1–0  Burkina Faso Dubai, United Arab Emirates
  • Kim Sang-sik
25 March 2006 FIFA World Cup qualification Saudi Arabia  2–0  South Korea Dammam, Saudi Arabia
30 March 2006 FIFA World Cup qualification South Korea  2–1  Uzbekistan Seoul, South Korea
3 June 2006 FIFA World Cup qualification Uzbekistan  1–1  South Korea Tashkent, Uzbekistan
  • Park Chu-young
8 June 2006 FIFA World Cup qualification Kuwait  0–4  South Korea Kuwait City, Kuwait
31 July 2005 EAFF Championship South Korea  1–1  China PR Daejeon, South Korea
  • Kim Jin-kyu
4 August 2005 EAFF Championship South Korea  0–0  North Korea Jeonju, South Korea
8 August 2005 EAFF Championship South Korea  0–1  Japan Daegu, South Korea
14 August Korean reunification football South Korea  3–0[a]  North Korea Seoul, South Korea
17 August 2006 FIFA World Cup qualification South Korea  0–1  Saudi Arabia Seoul, South Korea
12 October Friendly South Korea  2–0  Iran Seoul, South Korea
12 November Friendly South Korea  2–2  Sweden Seoul, South Korea
16 November Friendly South Korea  2–0  Serbia and Montenegro Seoul, South Korea
  1. ^ Not recognised as international "A" match.

Source:[6]

2006[]

Date Opponent Result Score Venue Competition
18 January 2006  United Arab Emirates L 0–1 Dubai, United Arab Emirates Friendly
Scorer: —
21 January 2006  Greece D 1–1 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Scorer: Park Chu-young
25 January 2006  Finland W 1–0 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Scorer: Park Chu-young
29 January 2006  Croatia W 2–0 Hong Kong, China 2006 Lunar New Year Cup
Scorer: Kim Dong-jin, Lee Chun-soo
1 February 2006  Denmark L 1–3 Hong Kong, China 2006 Lunar New Year Cup
Scorer: Cho Jae-jin
11 February 2006  Costa Rica L 0–1 Oakland, United States Friendly
Scorer: —
15 February 2006  Mexico W 1–0 Los Angeles, United States Friendly
Scorer: Lee Dong-gook
22 February 2006  Syria W 2–1 Aleppo, Syria 2007 AFC Asian Cup qualification
Scorer: Kim Do-heon, Lee Chun-soo
1 March 2006  Angola W 1–0 Seoul, South Korea Friendly
Scorer: Park Chu-young
23 May 2006  Senegal D 1–1 Seoul, South Korea Friendly
Scorer: Kim Do-heon
26 May 2006  Bosnia and Herzegovina W 2–0 Seoul, South Korea Friendly
Scorer: Seol Ki-hyeon, Cho Jae-jin
1 June 2006  Norway D 0–0 Oslo, Norway Friendly
Scorer: —
4 June 2006  Ghana L 1–3 Edinburgh, Scotland Friendly
Scorer: Lee Eul-yong
13 June 2006  Togo W 2–1 Frankfurt, Germany 2006 FIFA World Cup
Scorer: Lee Chun-soo, Ahn Jung-hwan
18 June 2006  France D 1–1 Leipzig, Germany 2006 FIFA World Cup
Scorer: Park Ji-sung
23 June 2006   Switzerland L 0–2 Hanover, Germany 2006 FIFA World Cup
Scorer: —
16 August 2006  Chinese Taipei W 3–0 Taipei, Taiwan 2007 AFC Asian Cup qualification
Scorer: Ahn Jung-hwan, Jung Jo-gook, Kim Do-heon
2 September 2006  Iran D 1–1 Seoul, South Korea 2007 AFC Asian Cup qualification
Scorer: Seol Ki-hyeon
6 September 2006  Chinese Taipei W 8–0 Suwon, South Korea 2007 AFC Asian Cup qualification
Scorer: Seol Ki-hyeon (2), Jung Jo-gook (3), Cho Jae-jin (2), Kim Do-heon
8 October 2006  Ghana L 1–3 Seoul, South Korea Friendly
Scorer: Kim Dong-hyun
11 October 2006  Syria D 1–1 Seoul, South Korea 2007 AFC Asian Cup qualification
Scorer: Cho Jae-jin
15 November 2006  Iran L 0–2 Teheran, Iran 2007 AFC Asian Cup qualification
Scorer: —

Source:[7]

2007[]

Date Opponent Result Score Venue Competition
6 February 2007  Greece W 1–0 London, England Friendly
Scorer: Lee Chun-soo
24 March 2007  Uruguay L 0–2 Seoul, South Korea Friendly
Scorer: —
2 June 2007  Netherlands L 0–2 Seoul, South Korea Friendly
Scorer: —
29 June 2007  Iraq W 3–0 Seogwipo, South Korea Friendly
Scorer: Yeom Ki-hun, Lee Chun-soo, Lee Keun-ho
5 July 2007  Uzbekistan W 2–1 Seoul, South Korea Friendly
Scorer: Cho Jae-jin (2)
11 July 2007  Saudi Arabia D 1–1 Jakarta, Indonesia 2007 AFC Asian Cup
Scorer: Choi Sung-kuk
15 July 2007  Bahrain L 1–2 Jakarta, Indonesia 2007 AFC Asian Cup
Scorer: Kim Do-heon
18 July 2007  Indonesia W 1–0 Jakarta, Indonesia 2007 AFC Asian Cup
Scorer: Kim Jung-woo
22 July 2007  Iran D 0–0 (a.e.t.)
(4–2 p) 		Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 2007 AFC Asian Cup
Scorer: —
25 July 2007  Iraq D 0–0 (a.e.t.)
(3–4 p) 		Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 2007 AFC Asian Cup
Scorer: —
28 July 2007  Japan D 0–0 (a.e.t.)
(6–5 p) 		Palembang, Indonesia 2007 AFC Asian Cup
Scorer: —

Source:[8]

2008[]

Date Opponent Result Score Venue Competition
30 January 2008  Chile L 0–1 Seoul, South Korea Friendly
Scorer: —
6 February 2008  Turkmenistan W 4–0 Seoul, South Korea 2010 World Cup qualifiers
Scorer: Seol Ki-hyeon (2), Kwak Tae-hwi, Park Ji-sung
17 February 2008  China PR W 3–2 Chongqing, China 2008 EAFF Championship
Scorer: Park Chu-young (2), Kwak Tae-hwi
20 February 2008  North Korea D 1–1 Chongqing, China 2008 EAFF Championship
Scorer: Yeom Ki-hun
23 February 2008  Japan D 1–1 Chongqing, China 2008 EAFF Championship
Scorer: Yeom Ki-hun
26 March 2008  North Korea D 0–0 Shanghai, China PR 2010 FIFA World Cup qualification
Scorer: —
31 May 2008  Jordan D 2–2 Seoul, South Korea 2010 FIFA World Cup qualification
Scorer: Park Ji-sung, Park Chu-young (p)
7 June 2008  Jordan W 1–0 Amman, Jordan 2010 FIFA World Cup qualification
Scorer: Park Chu-young (p)
14 June 2008  Turkmenistan W 3–1 Ashkabad, Turkmenistan 2010 FIFA World Cup qualification
Scorer: Kim Do-heon (3)
22 June 2008  North Korea D 0–0 Seoul, South Korea 2010 FIFA World Cup qualification
Scorer: —
5 September 2008  Jordan W 1–0 Seoul, South Korea Friendly
Scorer: Lee Chung-yong
10 September 2008  North Korea D 1–1 Shanghai, China 2010 FIFA World Cup qualification
Scorer: Ki Sung-yueng
11 October 2008  Uzbekistan W 3–0 Suwon, South Korea Friendly
Scorer: Ki Sung-yueng, Lee Keun-ho (2)
15 October 2008  United Arab Emirates W 4–1 Seoul, South Korea 2010 FIFA World Cup qualification
Scorer: Lee Keun-ho (2), Park Ji-sung, Kwak Tae-hwi
14 November 2008  Qatar D 1–1 Doha, Qatar Friendly
Scorer: Lee Chung-yong
19 November 2008  Saudi Arabia W 2–0 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 2010 FIFA World Cup qualification
Scorer: Lee Keun-ho, Park Chu-young

Source:[9]

2009[]

1 February Friendly South Korea  1–1  Syria Dubai, United Arab Emirates
  • Al Aitoni (o.g.)
4 February Friendly South Korea  2–2  Bahrain Dubai, United Arab Emirates
11 February 2010 FIFA World Cup qualification Iran  1–1  South Korea Tehran, Iran
  • Park Ji-sung
28 March Friendly South Korea  2–1  Iraq Suwon, South Korea
1 April 2010 FIFA World Cup qualification South Korea  1–0  North Korea Seoul, South Korea
2 June Friendly South Korea  0–0[a]  Oman Dubai, United Arab Emirates
6 June 2010 FIFA World Cup qualification United Arab Emirates  0–2  South Korea Dubai, United Arab Emirates
  • Park Chu-young
  • Ki Sung-yueng
10 June 2010 FIFA World Cup qualification South Korea  0–0  Saudi Arabia Seoul, South Korea
17 June 2010 FIFA World Cup qualification South Korea  1–1  Iran Seoul, South Korea
  • Park Ji-sung
12 August Friendly South Korea  1–0  Paraguay Seoul, South Korea
  • Park Chu-young
5 September Friendly South Korea  3–1  Australia Seoul, South Korea
14 October Friendly South Korea  2–0  Senegal Seoul, South Korea
11 November Friendly Denmark  0–0  South Korea Esbjerg, Denmark
18 November Friendly South Korea  0–1  Serbia London, England
  1. ^ The friendly match against Oman was not regarded as an official match organized by FIFA because South Korea used seven substitutes in the match. Under the FIFA regulations, a maximum of six substitutes may be used in an official national team match.

Source:[10]

See also[]

References[]

  1. ^ "Match results - 2000" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 11 September 2020.
  2. ^ "Match results - 2001" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 13 September 2020.
  3. ^ "Match results - 2002" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 14 September 2020.
  4. ^ "Match results - 2003" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 15 September 2020.
  5. ^ "Match results - 2004" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 16 September 2020.
  6. ^ "Match results - 2005" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 16 September 2020.
  7. ^ "Match results - 2006" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 16 September 2020.
  8. ^ "Match results - 2007" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 16 September 2020.
  9. ^ "Match results - 2008" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 16 September 2020.
  10. ^ "Match results - 2009" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 16 September 2020.
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