Hwaebul Sports Club

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Hwaebul SC
Hwaebul Sports Club logo.png
Full nameHwaebul Sports Club
Founded2013;11 years ago (2013) [1]
Ground Hwaebul Stadium
Capacity5,000
Chairman Kim Jong-min
Manager Il Mun-ho
League DPR Korea Premier Football League
2019/207th

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No.Pos.NationPlayer
1 GK Flag of North Korea.svg  PRK Song Tae
18 GK Flag of North Korea.svg  PRK Kang Ju-hyok
21 GK Flag of North Korea.svg  PRK Mun Jong-hyok
3 DF Flag of North Korea.svg  PRK Jang Kuk-chol
11 DF Flag of North Korea.svg  PRK Ri Chang-ho
26 DF Flag of North Korea.svg  PRK Jong Chol-hyok
20 DF Flag of North Korea.svg  PRK O Jin-hyok
— DF Flag of North Korea.svg  PRK Kim Kwang-hun
23 DF Flag of North Korea.svg  PRK Kim Kuk-chol
12 DF Flag of North Korea.svg  PRK Pak Chol-lyong
— DF Flag of North Korea.svg  PRK Ri Jong-min
— MF Flag of North Korea.svg  PRK Jon Chung-il
27 MF Flag of North Korea.svg  PRK Kim Chol-jin
No.Pos.NationPlayer
— MF Flag of North Korea.svg  PRK Kim Ju-won
— MF Flag of North Korea.svg  PRK Ri Song
— MF Flag of North Korea.svg  PRK Hyon Chol-bom
— MF Flag of North Korea.svg  PRK Ri Yong-gwon
2 MF Flag of North Korea.svg  PRK Kim Kwang-jin
8 MF Flag of North Korea.svg  PRK Song Jong-hyok
9 MF Flag of North Korea.svg  PRK Ri Jon-hyok
— FW Flag of North Korea.svg  PRK Choe Kwang-jin
7 FW Flag of North Korea.svg  PRK Pak Chol-song
— FW Flag of North Korea.svg  PRK Ri Il-san
10 FW Flag of North Korea.svg  PRK Kim Yong-gwang
6 FW Flag of North Korea.svg  PRK Choe Won
22 FW Flag of North Korea.svg  PRK Kim Jin-hyok

Managers

Continental record

SeasonCompetitionRoundClubHomeAwayAggregate
2018 AFC Cup Qualifying play-off round Flag of Mongolia.svg Erchim 3–04–07–0 Symbol keep vote.svg
Group I Flag of North Korea.svg April 25 0–20–13rd Symbol delete vote.svg
Flag of Macau.svg Benfica de Macau 2–30–3
Flag of Chinese Taipei for Olympic games.svg Hang Yuen 6–11–0

Achievements

Domestic

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