Korean National Semi-Professional Football League

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Korean Semipro Football League
Founded1964
Folded2002
CountrySouth Korea
Level on pyramid 1 (1964–1982)
2–3 (1983)
2 (1984–2002)
Domestic cup(s) Korean Football Championship
Korean FA Cup
League cup(s) Korean Semi-professional Football Championship
Most championships Industrial Bank of Korea (11 titles)

The Korean National Semi-professional Football League was contested between South Korean works teams and military teams from 1964 to 2002. It was the predecessor of the Korea National League which was founded in 2003.

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History

After the introduction of football from the UK navy in the late 19th century, football experienced a boom in Korea and many football clubs and school teams were formed in the 1910s. There were also many corporate football clubs especially in Seoul and Pyongyang, two big cities in Korea. The corporate club division was made in All Joseon Football Tournament in Pyongyang in 1930, [1] and Seoul Semi-professional Football League was founded in 1939, but both were stopped because of the Japanese government's policy during World War II. [2] [3] The Seoul League was reopened in 1949, but it was stopped again during the Korean War. [4]

The National Semi-professional Football League was founded in 1964, which was the only football division in South Korea until 1982. It was held twice in a year as the spring league and the autumn league except the seasons from 1982 to 1984 when it was held as full-season. The match places were mostly in Seoul because many headquarters of corporation in Korea were in Seoul. The South Korean professional league, K League, was founded in 1983 that it made Semi-professional League as second division (but no promotion nor relegation). It remained until 2002 before Korea National League was officially founded in 2003.

Champions

Champions by season

SeasonChampionsRunners-upBest playerTop goalscorerRef.
1964 Spring Keumsung Textile
Cheil Industries 		—UnknownUnknown
Autumn Keumsung Textile Korea Tungsten
1965 Spring Keumsung Textile
Korea Tungsten
Korea Electric Power 		—
Autumn Korea Tungsten Korea Coal Corporation
1966 Spring Seoul Police Department Korea Electric Power
Autumn Korea Tungsten
Seoul Police Department 		—
1967Spring National Police Department Ssangyong Cement
Autumn Korea Electric Power Cheil Industries
1968Spring Korea Tungsten Korea Electric Power
Autumn Cheil Industries
ROK Army Quartermaster Corps 		—
1969Spring Korea Electric Power Korea Tungsten
AutumnUnknown [lower-alpha 1]
1970Spring Cheil Industries Korea Tungsten UnknownUnknown
Autumn Chohung Bank Korea Trust Bank
1971Spring Korea Trust Bank Korea Exchange Bank
Korea Housing Bank
Autumn ROK Marine Corps Korea Trust Bank
Chohung Bank
1972Spring Korea Housing Bank ROK Marine Corps Kim Jae-han (8) [6]
Autumn Korea Housing Bank ROK Marine Corps Unknown
1973Spring ROK Marine Corps Kookmin Bank
Autumn Korea Trust Bank ROK Army Jeong Kang-jiChoi Nak-seon (3) [7]
1974Spring Chohung Bank ROK Army Jeong Dong-hwanJang Chang-ho (?) [8]
Autumn Commercial Bank of Korea
ROK Army 		—Han Woong-suShin Dong-min (9) [9]
1975Spring POSCO FC ROK Army Lee Yi-woo Park Su-deok (11) [10]
Autumn Industrial Bank of Korea Korea Automobile Insurance Kim Jin-kook Jo In-jae (7) [11]
1976Spring Korea Exchange Bank
Korea Trust Bank 		— Cha Bum-kun Yoon Young-woon (5) [12]
AutumnCeased [13]
1977
Single ROK Army POSCO FC Baek Joong-cheolYoo Geon-su (12) [14]
1978Spring Seoul City
ROK Navy 		—Son Jong-seokPark Dae-je (5)
Lee Gwang-seon (5)		 [15]
Autumn Korea Automobile Insurance Seoul City Lee Kang-jo — [lower-alpha 2] [16]
1979Spring Industrial Bank of Korea ROK Army Seo Deok-manUnknown [17]
AutumnCeased [lower-alpha 3]
1980Spring Seoul City
ROK Army 		— Park Chang-sun Lee Tae-yeop (5) [19]
Autumn Korea Automobile Insurance
ROK Air Force 		—Moon Da-yongChoo Jong-su (3)
Yoo Jae-hong (3)		 [20]
1981Spring Daewoo FC ROK Navy Choi Gyeong-sikKang Sang-gil (5) [21]
Autumn POSCO FC ROK Army Kim Chul-soo Lee Jung-il (4)
Park Chang-sun (4)
Ha Deok-yoon (4)		 [22]
1982
Single POSCO FC Kookmin Bank Park Chang-sun Lee Tae-yeop (13) [23]
1983Single Hanil Bank ROK Army Unknown Wang Sun-jae (6) [24]
1984Single Sangmu FC Korea Housing Bank Han Young-sooMoon Min-ho (6) [25]
1985Spring Industrial Bank of Korea Kookmin Bank Sim Gyo-bongKoo Han-sik (5) [26]
Autumn Seoul City Seoul Trust Bank Lee Chil-seongUnknown [27]
1986Spring Korea Housing Bank Hyundai Motor CompanyUnknownJeong Jeong-hwa (4) [28]
Autumn POSCO Atoms B Hallelujah FC Unknown
1987Spring Hanil Bank Hallelujah FC Hwang Seok-keun Oh Seok-jae (6) [29]
Autumn Kookmin Bank Sangmu FC Kang Man-young Unknown [30]
1988Spring Seoul City Industrial Bank of Korea Ko Tae-il Kim Young-joo (5) [31]
Autumn POSCO Atoms B Commercial Bank of Korea Park Seok-hoOh Seok-jae (3) [32]
1989Spring Industrial Bank of Korea POSCO Atoms B Oh Hee-cheonLee Hyeon-taek (6) [33]
Autumn Seoul City Korea First Bank Heo Man-yeolUnknown [34]
1990Spring Industrial Bank of Korea Korea Housing Bank Park Guk-changPark Guk-chang (6)
Lee Jae-goon (6)		 [35]
Autumn Industrial Bank of Korea
Hallelujah FC 		—Choi Hong-sikByeon Il-woo (4) [36]
1991Spring Industrial Bank of Korea Hallelujah FC Yoo Jin-hoeSeo Hyo-won (7) [37]
Autumn Sangmu FC Kookmin Bank Kim Byung-ji Kim Yong-ho (4) [38]
1992Spring Sangmu FC Hallelujah FC Shin Seong-hwanHyeon Il-gwon (5) [39]
Autumn Industrial Bank of Korea Korea Electric Power Oh Se-eungChoi Dong-sik (5) [40]
1993Spring Hallelujah FC Sangmu FC Hwang Deuk-ha Kim In-wan (4) [41]
Autumn Korea Electric Power Hallelujah FC Choi Cheol-sooChoi Dong-sik (5) [42]
1994Spring Sangmu FC Industrial Bank of Korea Hwang Gyu-joon Kim Do-hoon (3)
Lee Jae-goon (3)		 [43]
Autumn Industrial Bank of Korea Korea Housing Bank Kim Nam-ilChoi Dong-sik (5) [44]
1995Spring E-Land Puma Hallelujah FC Lee Gwang-cheolLee Gwang-jin (5) [45]
Autumn Industrial Bank of Korea Korea Railroad Park Doo-jeongLee Gwang-jin (6) [46]
1996Spring E-Land Puma Kookmin Bank Je Yong-samOh Hyeon-seok (?)
Autumn Sangmu FC Korea Electric Power Jeong Gwang-seokOh Hyeon-seok (7) [47]
1997Spring Industrial Bank of Korea E-Land Puma Yoo Jin-hoe Lee Woo-hyung (5) [48]
Autumn Sangmu FC Hanil Life Insurance Park Nam-yeol Park Nam-yeol (4) [49]
1998Spring Korea Housing Bank Hanil Life Insurance Lee Su-jaeKo Myeong-gwon (3) [50]
Autumn Sangmu FC Korean Police Park Chul Choi Yong-soo (5)
Park Jong-gwan (5)		 [51]
1999 Spring Hyundai Mipo Dockyard Sangmu FC Kim Dae-eui Song Hong-seop (?)
Jang Min-seok (?)		 [52]
Autumn Sangmu FC Korea Railroad Kim Gi-jongLee Gwang-jin (?)
2000Spring Korea Railroad Sangmu FC Oh Jong-ryeolKim Young-gi (6) [53]
Autumn Hyundai Mipo Dockyard Gangneung City Lee Gwang-cheolSong Hong-seop (4) [54]
2001Spring Kookmin Bank Korean Police Kim Dong-juBaek Seung-woo (3) [55]
Autumn Hyundai Mipo Dockyard Korean Police Kim Joon-hyeopKim Joon-hyeop (4)
Lee Seong-gil (4)		 [56]
2002Spring Sangmu FC Hyundai Mipo Dockyard Seo Ki-bok Lee Seong-rak (3) [57]
Autumn Korean Police Gangneung City Kwon Dae-joonKo Bong-hyeon (?)
  1. ↑ There is an article about the second round of Autumn season, [5] but no record after that. It might be stopped because of many international football matches.
  2. ↑ Park Byung-chul, Lee Kang-min, and Shin Dong-min became top goalscorers with three goals each, but the award was not presented officially.
  3. ↑ All South Korean sports events were ceased at that time because of president's assassination on 26 October 1979. [18]

Performance by club

ClubSingle leagueSpring seasonAutumn seasonTotal
Industrial Bank of Korea —6 (1979, 1985, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1997)5 (1975, 1990*, 1992, 1994, 1995)11
Sangmu FC 1 (1984)3 (1992, 1994, 2002)5 (1991, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999)9
POSCO Atoms 1 (1982)1 (1975)3 (1981, 1986, 1988)5
Seoul City —3 (1978*, 1980*, 1988)2 (1985, 1989)5
Korea Tungsten —2 (1965*, 1968)2 (1965, 1966*)4
Korea Electric Power —2 (1965*, 1969)2 (1967, 1993)4
Korea Housing Bank —3 (1972, 1986, 1998)1 (1972)4
Keumsung Textile —2 (1964*, 1965*)1 (1964)3
National Police Department —2 (1966, 1967)1 (1966*)3
Cheil Industries —2 (1964*, 1970)1 (1968*)3
Korea Trust Bank —2 (1971, 1976*)1 (1973)3
ROK Navy —1 (1973, 1978*)1 (1971)3
ROK Army 1 (1977)1 (1980*)1 (1974*)3
Hyundai Mipo Dockyard —1 (1999)2 (2000, 2001)3
Chohung Bank —1 (1974)1 (1970)2
Korea Automobile Insurance ——2 (1978, 1980*)2
Hanil Bank 1 (1983)1 (1987)—2
Hallelujah FC —1 (1993)1 (1990*)2
E-Land Puma —2 (1995, 1996)—2
Kookmin Bank —1 (2001)1 (1987)2
ROK Army Quartermasters ——1 (1968*)1
Commercial Bank of Korea ——1 (1974*)1
Korea Exchange Bank —1 (1976*)—1
ROK Air Force ——1 (1980*)1
Daewoo FC —1 (1981)—1
Korea Railroad —1 (2000)—1
Korean Police ——1 (2002)1

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