Showing posts with label South Korea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label South Korea. Show all posts

04 September 2015

Suwon 2015: Nigeria 2-1 Brazil

The Golden Eaglets have had a first taste of victory after defeating Brazil in the Suwon 4-Nation tournament holding in South Korea.

Nigeria U17 team were 2-1 better than their Brazil U17 opponents at the ongoing Suwon International tournament in South Korea.

First half strikes from Kingsley Michael and Chukwudi Agor  were all the Golden Eaglets needed to subdue Carlos Amadeu’s boys at the Suwon World Cup Stadium, though Brazil pulled one back courtesy of David Enogela’s second half own goal.

World Cup Qualifier - Asian Review: Qatar In 15-Goal Rout, Kuwait Hits 9 In & More

Qatar smashed 15 unanswered goals past Bhutan and the United Arab Emirates knocked in 10 against Malaysia in a lopsided round of World Cup qualifiers across Asia on Thursday.

Kuwait eased to a 9-0 win over Myanmar, South Korea netted eight against lowly Laos and Asian champions Australia battered Bangladesh 5-0 as the continent's elite made light work of the region's plucky outsiders.

Japan again looked disjointed in attack but still had far too much quality for an outclassed Cambodia in a 3-0 victory in Saitama, while former Asian champions Iraq kicked off their Group F campaign by downing Taiwan 5-1 in Tehran.

02 September 2015

Suwon 2015: Nigeria 1-1 Korea

Nigeria's Golden Eaglet held the host to a 1-1draw in the opening match of the Suwon 2015 invitational cup. Amuneke will be expecting his young lads to put up a better performance when they meet Brazil.

Nigeria U17 played a 1-1 draw with hosts Korea U17 in the opening match of the 2015 Suwon International Youth Football Tournament played on Wednesday.

Funsho Bamgboye’s 26th minute strike pulled the Golden Eaglets back to level terms after Lee Sang Heon’s third minute effort put Choi Jin-cheul’s side aside in the third minutes.

27 August 2015

Golden Eaglets Jet Out To South Korea For 4-Nation Invitational Tournament

Nigeria’s Golden Eaglet will jet out of the country on Sunday to honour a 4-nation invitational tournament which will also feature Brazil and Croatia.

The invitational is part for the team’s preparations for the U17 World Cup in Chile.

The tournament was originally billed to have held in April, but had to be shifted because of the outbreak of a MERS epidemic in South Korea.

26 June 2014

WORLD CUP: SOUTH KOREA vs BELGIUM: All You Need To Know

This will be the fourth game involving these sides and third to have taken place in a World Cup.

This is the third time South Korea are facing Belgium at the World Cup, their joint-most faced opponent in the competition alongside Spain.

South Korea have never beaten Belgium (D1 L2).

17 June 2014

WORLD CUP: Russia vs South Korea Preview - All you Need To Know

Russia have only kept one clean sheet in their last six World Cup games, it was against Tunisia on 5 June 2002 (2-0).

This is South Korea's eighth World Cup in a row (since 1986); only Brazil, Germany, Italy, Argentina and Spain can boast a longer streak currently.

South Korea have only won two of their last 10 World Cup games (against Togo in 2006 and Greece in 2010).

11 June 2014

Jordan Ayew's Hat-Trick Against South Korea Puts Him In Lime Light For A Starting Place Against USA

Jordan Ayew struck his maiden international hat-trick for Ghana on Monday, taking advantage of an early injury to Abdul Majeed Waris to push his claims to coach Kwesi Appiah for a starting berth against the United States on June 16.

With Ghana having developed a reputation as team that lacked genuine goalscorers, Ayew may have timed his run perfectly. Ghana reached their maiden World Cup quarter-final in South Africa four years ago on the back of a strong defensive system and the goal-scoring prowess of Asamoah Gyan.

In just their second World Cup appearance, Ghana were eliminated by Uruguay in a penalty shootout, after the score remained 1-1 following 120 minutes, and the Africans completed the tournament with a scoring rate of just one goal per game. Gyan scored three of them.