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- Koreans step up coach search
The Korea Football Association (KFA) have started their search for Huh Jung-moo's successor as national team coach.
Huh confirmed last week that he was stepping down from the position after leading South Korea to the second round at the World Cup, and that success has created a mood among technical committee membe View more »- Huh confirms South Korea exit
Huh Jung-moo has confirmed he is to leave his post as coach of South Korea.
The 55-year-old does not want to renew his 30-month contract, which expires at the end of the World Cup. Huh, whose side were eliminated at the last-16 stage of the competition by Uruguay on Saturday, had stated his intention to leave his View more »- Tabarez hails international stars
Uruguay coach Oscar Tabarez has put his side's World Cup success down to the majority of his players plying their trade overseas.
The South Americans were the first team to book their place in the quarter-finals with a 2-1 win over South Korea. Only two of the 23-man party in South Africa currently play their foot View more »- Suarez sinks South Korea
- Luis Suarez's double booked Uruguay's place in the World Cup quarter-finals as South Korea's adventure came to a heartbreaking end with a 2-1 defeat in Port Elizabeth. The Asian side looked to have turned the game around when Bolton midfielder Lee Chung-yong cancelled out Suarez's early strike with 68 minutes gone. B View more »
- Suarez sends Uruguay through
- Luis Suarez's double booked Uruguay's place in the World Cup quarter-finals with a 2-1 victory over South Korea. The Asian side looked to have turned the game around when Bolton midfielder Lee Chung-yong cancelled out Suarez's early strike with 68 minutes gone. But amid a wintry downpour at the Nelson Mandela Bay View more »
- South Korea Captain Park Ji-Sung Eyeing Up Place In Final Four
Skipper looking to emulate 2002 success
Park Ji-Sung, the captain of South Korea, has called on him team-mates to emulate the class of 2002 and reach the semi-finals of the World Cup.
Eight years ago, playing on homesoil and led by Guus Hiddink, the Koreans shocked both Spain and Italy as they reached the final fou View more »- Uruguay vs South Korea - Tabarez ready to emulate childhood heroes
- Uruguay coach Oscar Tabarez will send his side into World Cup battle with South Korea dreaming of emulating the heroes of his childhood. Tabarez was just three years old when Uruguay won the World Cup in 1950, the second and most recent occasion they lifted the trophy, and he remembers the reverence with which the men View more »
- Huh wary of Uruguay threat
South Korea coach Huh Jung-moo admits he is concerned that last-16 opponents Uruguay have yet to concede a goal at the World Cup.
The Koreans could name an unchanged line-up for Saturday's match at Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium in Port Elizabeth, with Cha Du-ri set to continue his role at right-back after featuring a View more »- Park focused solely on Uruguay
Park Ji-sung is not looking beyond Saturday's game with Uruguay as South Korea bid to extend their historic run at the World Cup.
The Taeguk Warriors cemented their place in the last 16 of a World Cup for the first time ever on foreign soil after a win and a draw sealed second in Group B. And Manchester United mid View more »- SKoreans should play ugly football
DON'T say it out loud in front of South Korea, but for them toprogress past Uruguay and intothe World Cup quarter-finals,they have to play like... Japan.
It's not as outrageous as itseems. While Japan have atough match against Denmark tonight to even qualify for the knockout stages, they are already widely credi View more »
