South Korea national football team results (1950–1959)

Last updated May 16, 2022

This is a list of football matches played by the South Korea national football team between 1950 and 1959.

Results by year

Year	GP	W	D	L	Win %
1950	3	2	0	1	066.67
1951	0	0	0	0	!—
1952	0	0	0	0	!—
1953	5	3	1	1	060.00
1954	8	2	3	3	025.00
1955	0	0	0	0	!—
1956	10	8	1	1	080.00
1957	0	0	0	0	!—
1958	7	4	1	2	057.14
1959	11	7	2	2	063.64
Total	44	26	8	10	059.09

List of matches

1950

15 April Friendly	Hong Kong	3–6	South Korea	Hong Kong
	Lee Tai-fai 15' (pen.), 24', 35' (pen.)		Kim Yong-sik 3' Chung Nam-sik 8', 17', 43', 65', 67'

19 April Friendly	Hong Kong	1–0	South Korea	Hong Kong
	Lee Tai-fai 49' (pen.)

22 April Friendly	Macau	1–4	South Korea	Macau
	Jia Hua-ru 40'		Min Byung-dae 35' Chung Nam-sik 60' Chung Kook-chin 63' Lee Han-sang 85'

Source:^[1]

1953

11 April Friendly	Singapore	2–3	South Korea	Singapore
	Boon Khim 66' Ismail 86'		Choi Chung-min 15' Park Il-kap 54' Kang Jeong-ho 61'

18 April Friendly	Singapore	3–1	South Korea	Singapore
	Ismail 10' Boon Khim 20', 81'		Choi Yung-keun 26'

19 April Friendly	Singapore	1–3	South Korea	Singapore
	Boon Seong 53'		Choi Chung-min 46' Chung Nam-sik 60' Park Il-kap 75'

24 April Friendly

Singapore

0–0

South Korea

Singapore

30 April Friendly	South Korea	3–1	Indonesia	Hong Kong
	Chung Nam-sik 18' Choi Chung-min 80' Choi Yung-keun 85'		Dalhar 24'

Source:^[2]

1954

7 March 1954 FIFA World Cup qualification	Japan	1–5	South Korea	Tokyo, Japan
	Naganuma 16'		Chung Nam-sik 22', 83' Choi Gwang-seok 34' Choi Chung-min 68', 87'

14 March 1954 FIFA World Cup qualification	Japan	2–2	South Korea	Tokyo, Japan
	Iwatani 16', 60'		Chung Nam-sik 24' Choi Chung-min 43'

1 May 1954 Asian Games Group D	South Korea	3–3	Hong Kong	Manila, Philippines
	Park Il-kap 26' Chung Kook-chin 69' Sung Nak-woon 76'		Chu Wing-wah 2' Lee Yuk-tak 63' (pen.), 72'

2 May 1954 Asian Games Group D	South Korea	8–2	Afghanistan	Manila, Philippines
	Choi Chung-min 7' Choi Gwang-seok 22' Sung Nak-woon 23', 45', 55', 80' Chung Nam-sik 42' ? 49' (o.g.)

6 May 1954 Asian Games semi-finals	South Korea	2–2 (a.e.t.)	Burma	Manila, Philippines
	Kang Chang-gi 18' Choi Chung-min 71'

8 May 1954 Asian Games final	South Korea	2–5	Republic of China	Manila, Philippines
	Choi Chung-min 30' Park Il-kap 71'		Yiu Cheuk-yin 6' Chu Wing-keung 17' (pen.), 68' Szeto Man 50' Ho Ying-fan 80'

17 June 1954 FIFA World Cup Group 2	South Korea	0–9	Hungary	Zurich, Switzerland
			Puskás 12', 89' Lantos 18' Kocsis 24', 36', 50' Czibor 59' Palotás 75', 83'

20 June 1954 FIFA World Cup Group 2	South Korea	0–7	Turkey	Geneva, Switzerland
			Mamat 10', 30' Küçükandonyadis 24' Sargun 37', 64', 70' Keskin 76'

Source:^[3]

1956

25 February 1956 AFC Asian Cup qualification	Philippines	0–2	South Korea	Manila, Philippines
			Sung Nak-woon 57' Choi Chung-min 61'

21 April 1956 AFC Asian Cup qualification	South Korea	3–0	Philippines	Seoul, South Korea
	Kim Hong-woo 5', 78' Woo Sang-kwon 64'

3 June 1956 Summer Olympics qualification	Japan	2–0	South Korea	Tokyo, Japan
	Uchino 54' Iwabuchi 77'

10 June 1956 Summer Olympics qualification	Japan	0–2	South Korea	Tokyo, Japan
			Sung Nak-woon 59' Choi Gwang-seok 65'

26 August 1956 AFC Asian Cup qualification	South Korea	2–0	Republic of China	Seoul, South Korea
	Choi Chung-min 23' Kim Dong-keun 78'

2 September 1956 AFC Asian Cup qualification	Republic of China	1–2	South Korea	Taipei, Republic of China
	Chu Wing-keung 20'		Kim Dong-keun 55' (pen.), 89'

6 September 1956 AFC Asian Cup	Hong Kong	2–2	South Korea	Hong Kong
	Tang Yee-kit 10' Ko Po-keung 39'		Kim Ji-sung 45' Sung Nak-woon 62'

8 September 1956 AFC Asian Cup	South Korea	2–1	Israel	Hong Kong
	Woo Sang-kwon 52' Sung Nak-woon 62'		Stelmach 71'

15 September 1956 AFC Asian Cup	South Korea	5–3	South Vietnam	Hong Kong
	Sung Nak-woon 5' Woo Sang-kwon 46' (pen.), 58' Choi Chung-min 56', 68'		Trương Văn Thọ 19' Lê Hữu Đức 51', 62'

31 October Friendly	South Korea	1–0	United States	Seoul, South Korea
	Kim Dong-keun 87'

Source:^[4]

1958

18 February Friendly	Hong Kong	3–2	South Korea	Hong Kong
	Chu Wing-wah 49' Mok Chun-wah 76', 87'		Choi Gwang-seok 25' Choi Chung-min 40'

19 February Friendly	Hong Kong	1–1	South Korea	Hong Kong
	Law Kwok-tai 21'		Woo Sang-kwon 66'

26 May 1958 Asian Games Group D	South Korea	2–1	Singapore	Tokyo, Japan
	Kim Dong-keun 35' Woo Sang-kwon 65'		Arthur 30'

28 May 1958 Asian Games Group D	South Korea	5–0	Iran	Tokyo, Japan
	Lee Soo-nam 6' Kim Yeong-jin 33' Moon Jung-sik 50' Choi Chung-min 53' Woo Sang-kwon 84'

30 May 1958 Asian Games quarter-finals	South Korea	3–1	South Vietnam	Tokyo, Japan
	Choi Gwang-seok 55' Woo Sang-kwon 75' Sung Nak-woon 80'		Lại Văn Ngôn 20'

31 May 1958 Asian Games semi-finals	South Korea	3–1	India	Tokyo, Japan
	Choi Chung-min 7' Lee Soo-nam 75' Moon Jung-sik 83'		Damodaran 25'

1 June 1958 Asian Games final	South Korea	2–3 (a.e.t.)	Republic of China	Tokyo, Japan
	Lee Soo-nam 15' Choi Gwang-seok 88'		Yiu Cheuk-yin 65' Lau Yee 85' (pen.) Law Kwok-tai 110'

Source:^[5]

1959

30 August 1959 Pestabola Merdeka	South Korea	2–3	South Vietnam	Kuala Lumpur, Malaya
	Son Myung-sub 2' (pen.) Cho Yoon-ok 10'		Hà Tâm 38', 88' Đỗ Thới Vinh 39'

2 September 1959 Pestabola Merdeka	South Korea	4–1	Singapore	Kuala Lumpur, Malaya
	Woo Sang-kwon 33' Yoo Pan-soon 39' Choi Chung-min 57' Cha Tae-sung 60'		Quah 37'

5 September 1959 Pestabola Merdeka

South Korea

0–0

Japan

Kuala Lumpur, Malaya

6 September 1959 Pestabola Merdeka	South Korea	3–1	Japan	Kuala Lumpur, Malaya
	Choi Chung-min 2' Cho Yoon-ok 8' Cha Tae-sung 57'		Uchino 12'

7 September Friendly	Malaya	2–4	South Korea	Kuala Lumpur, Malaya
	Arthur 7' Govindarajoo 60'		Woo Sang-kwon 22' Cha Tae-sung 28', 62' Cho Yoon-ok 64'

8 September Friendly	South Korea	1–1	India	Penang, Malaya
	Cho Yoon-ok 30'		Banerjee 6'

10 September Friendly	South Korea	3–2	Hong Kong	Penang, Malaya
	Woo Sang-kwon 3' Cho Yoon-ok 20' Moon Jung-sik 50'		Lee Yuk-tak 23' Lee Tak-wai 55'

12 September Friendly	Singapore	1–5	South Korea	Singapore
	Fewtrell 37'		Moon Jung-sik 15' Choi Chung-min 47' Woo Sang-kwon 55' Cho Yoon-ok 65', 67'

13 September Friendly	Singapore	0–4	South Korea	Singapore
			Moon Jung-sik 13' Lee Soon-myung 37' Yoo Pan-soon 32' Cho Yoon-ok 67'

13 December 1960 Summer Olympics qualification	Japan	0–2	South Korea	Tokyo, Japan
			Choi Chung-min 51' Moon Jung-sik 57'

20 December 1960 Summer Olympics qualification	Japan	1–0	South Korea	Tokyo, Japan
	Ninomiya 70'

Source:^[6]

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References

↑ "Match results - 1950" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 9 July 2020.
↑ "Match results - 1953" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 9 July 2020.
↑ "Match results - 1954" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 9 July 2020.
↑ "Match results - 1956" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 9 July 2020.
↑ "Match results - 1958" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 9 July 2020.
↑ "Match results - 1959" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 9 July 2020.

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[1] "Match results - 1950" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 9 July 2020.

[2] "Match results - 1953" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 9 July 2020.

[3] "Match results - 1954" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 9 July 2020.

[4] "Match results - 1956" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 9 July 2020.

[5] "Match results - 1958" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 9 July 2020.

[6] "Match results - 1959" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 9 July 2020.

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