South Korea national football B team results

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South Korea national football team results
Senior matches
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This article shows matches of the South Korea national football B team.

Reserve matches[edit]

The following matches are international matches against national reserve teams (including under-23 teams before the 1992 Summer Olympics) or league selections.

1960s[edit]

Date Competition Team scorer(s) Score Opponent Venue Ref. Notes
1962-09-22 Friendly Unknown Singapore Singapore Singapore [1]
1964-08-29 1964 Pestabola Merdeka 3–0 Japan Japan Ipoh, Malaysia [2]

1970s[edit]

Date Competition Team scorer(s) Score Opponent Venue Ref. Notes
1971-08-08 1971 Pestabola Merdeka Kang Jong-tae 56', 74'
An Won-nam 73' 		3–0 Japan Japan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia [3]
1974-06-01 1974 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament Yoo Dong-choon 62' 1–1 Japan Japan Jakarta, Indonesia [4][5]
1978-05-04 Saudi Tournament 2–2 Kenya Kenya Riyadh, Saudi Arabia [6][7] [note 1]
1978-05-07 Saudi Tournament 5–0 Pakistan Pakistan Riyadh, Saudi Arabia [6][8] [note 1]
1978-05-10 Saudi Tournament Jin Yong-gil 14'
Shin Dong-min 62' 		2–0 Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia Riyadh, Saudi Arabia [6][9] [note 1]
1978-06-17 1978 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament Park Chang-sun 43', 52'
Park Yong-ju 60' 		3–1  Indonesia Jakarta, Indonesia [4][10]
1979-06-30 1979 Pestabola Merdeka Lee Kang-jo 55'
Kim Kang-nam 60'
Jeong Hyeon-bok 81' 		3–1  Malaysia Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia [11]
1979-09-13 1979 Korea Cup Choi Jong-geol 31', 58' (pen.)
Song Dae-seong 44'
Park Hang-seo 55' 		4–0  Malaysia Busan Gudeok Stadium
Busan, South Korea
1979-11-22 1979 King's Cup Kim Sung-nam ?', ?'
Seo Won-sang ?', ?' 		6–2 Indonesia Indonesia Bangkok, Thailand [12]

1980s[edit]

Date Competition Team scorer(s) Score Opponent Venue Ref. Notes
1980-08-23 1980 Korea Cup Park Yoon-ki 61' 1–0  Bahrain Dongdaemun Stadium
Seoul, South Korea
1980-08-25 1980 Korea Cup Park Hang-seo 57' 1–1  Thailand Chuncheon Civic Stadium
Chuncheon, South Korea
1980-08-27 1980 Korea Cup Park Yoon-ki 88' 1–0  Malaysia Daejeon Hanbat Sports Complex
Daejeon, South Korea
1980-10-18 1980 Pestabola Merdeka Byeon Il-woo 20', 45'
Park Yoon-ki 36' 		3–0  Kuwait Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia [13][14][15]
1980-10-20 1980 Pestabola Merdeka Kang Shin-woo 33' 1–1  Morocco Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia [13][14][16]
1983-09-17 1983 Pestabola Merdeka Lee Kee-keun 9', 39', 81' 3–1  Malaysia Ipoh, Malaysia [17][18] [note 2]
1983-09-20 1983 Pestabola Merdeka Lee Yang-su 3' 1–3 Algeria Algeria Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia [17][19] [note 3]
1983-09-28 1983 Pestabola Merdeka 3–1 Argentina Argentina Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia [17] [note 3]
1984-08-25 1984 Pestabola Merdeka Kim Chong-kon ?', ?'
Kim Jun-hyun ?'
Shin Yon-ho ?' 		4–0 Argentina Argentina Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia [20]
1984-08-31 1984 Pestabola Merdeka Lee Gyeong-nam 13', 64'
Kim Pyeong-joong 45' 		3–0  Malaysia Alor Setar, Malaysia [20]
1984-09-03 1984 Pestabola Merdeka — 0–1  China Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia [20]
1984-10-16 1984 Merlion Cup Lee Gyeong-nam 4'
Kim Jun-hyun 14'
Choi Gwang-ji 69' 		3–1  Chile Singapore [21]
1984-10-21 1984 Merlion Cup Kim Jong-boo 50'
Choi Jin-han 52' 		2–2  Argentina Singapore [21]
1985-01-30 1985 Nehru Cup Kim Jong-boo 9'
Kim Joo-sung 73'
Kim Sam-soo 88' 		3–1  Algeria Kochi, India [22]
1985-07-28 1985 Pestabola Merdeka Choi Jin-han 34'
Jeong Dong-bok 37'
Kim Jong-boo 54'
Kim Jun-hyun 90' 		4–0  Malaysia Kota Bharu, Malaysia [23]
1985-08-11 1985 Indonesian Independence Cup Choi Jong-gap 21'
Kwon Jae-hyeon 32'
Lee Chil-Seong 53', 67' 		4–0  Malaysia Jakarta, Indonesia [24]
1985-08-13 1985 Indonesian Independence Cup Kim Bong-seong 2'
Kwon Jae-hyeon 11' 		2–0  Indonesia Jakarta, Indonesia [24]
1985-08-15 1985 Indonesian Independence Cup — 0–4 Chile Chile Jakarta, Indonesia [24]
1985-08-20 1985 Indonesian Independence Cup — 0–1 Chile Chile Jakarta, Indonesia [24]
1986-03-04 1986 King's Cup Lee Kee-keun ?'
Kim Young-joo ?' 		2–1  Thailand Bangkok, Thailand [25]
1986-04-27 Quaid-E-Azam International Cup Oh Seok-jae ?', ?', ?', ?' 4–0  Pakistan Islamabad, Pakistan [26][27]
1987-06-13 1987 Korea Cup — 0–0  Chile Daegu Civic Stadium
Daegu, South Korea
1987-08-02 1987 Indonesian Independence Cup Sim Gyu-seon 5' 1–1  Indonesia Jakarta, Indonesia [28]
1987-08-07 1987 Indonesian Independence Cup — 0–2 Algeria Algeria Jakarta, Indonesia [28]
1987-12-10 Friendly Hwangbo Kwan ?', ?'
Yoo Dong-kwan ?' 		3–0 Ecuador Ecuador Guayaquil, Ecuador [29]
1988-06-20 1988 Korea Cup Keller 7' (o.g.) 1–2 Hungary Hungary Anyang Sports Complex
Anyang, South Korea

1990s[edit]

Date Competition Team scorer(s) Score Opponent Venue Ref. Notes
1991-06-10 1991 Korea Cup — 0–1  Soviet Union South Korea
1992-02-08 Friendly 3–1  Laos Vientiane, Laos [30]
1993-02-07 1993 King's Cup Yoo Su-sang 32' 1–2  Thailand Bangkok, Thailand [31] [note 4]
1993-02-16 1993 King's Cup — 0–0
(6–5 p) 		 Thailand Bangkok, Thailand [31] [note 4]
1993-05-10 1993 East Asian Games 12–0  Macau Shanghai, China
1993-05-12 1993 East Asian Games Roh Sang-rae 37', ?'
Jeong In-ho 39', ?'
Park Choong-kyun ?' 		5–0  Japan Shanghai, China [33]
1993-05-14 1993 East Asian Games Kim Dong-hak ?', ?', ?'
Kim Do-hoon ?', ?' 		10–0  Mongolia Shanghai, China [34]
1993-05-16 1993 East Asian Games Cho Jin-ho 70' 1–0  China Shanghai, China [35]
1993-05-18 1993 East Asian Games Cho Jin-ho 3' 1–1  North Korea Shanghai, China [36]
1993-06-20 1993 Korea Cup Cho Jin-ho 18', 90' (pen.) 2–2 Romania Romania Gangneung, South Korea
1993-06-22 1993 Korea Cup Han Jung-kook 1'
Park Kun-ha 21' 		2–2 Australia Australia Suwon, South Korea
1993-06-24 1993 Korea Cup Cho Jin-ho ?' (pen.) 1–2 Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia Ulsan, South Korea
1997-05-11 1997 East Asian Games Seo Dong-won ?'
Park Sung-bae ?'
Jang Dae-il ?' 		3–1  Kazakhstan Busan, South Korea [37]
1997-05-13 1997 East Asian Games Chung Sang-nam 10'
Park Sung-bae ?', ?'
Ahn Jung-hwan ?', ?'
Lee Kil-yong ?'
? ?' 		7–0  China Busan, South Korea [38][39]
1997-05-15 1997 East Asian Games Jang Dae-il ?' 4–0  Mongolia Busan, South Korea
1997-05-17 1997 East Asian Games 14–0  Guam Busan, South Korea
1997-05-19 1997 East Asian Games — 0–1  Japan Busan, South Korea

2000s[edit]

Date Competition Team scorer(s) Score Opponent Venue Ref. Notes
2001-05-19 2001 East Asian Games Park Dong-hyuk 34', ?'
Jung Yong-hoon 45', ?' 		4–1  Mongolia Osaka, Japan [40]
2001-05-21 2001 East Asian Games — 0–0  Macau Osaka, Japan
2001-05-23 2001 East Asian Games 2–1  Kazakhstan Osaka, Japan
2001-05-25 2001 East Asian Games Lee Jung-soo 89' 1–1 (a.e.t.)
(3–4 p) 		 Japan Osaka, Japan [41]
2001-05-27 2001 East Asian Games 4–1  Kazakhstan Osaka, Japan
2005-10-31 2005 East Asian Games 3–0  Chinese Taipei Macau
2005-11-02 2005 East Asian Games — 0–2  Japan Macau
2005-11-05 2005 East Asian Games — 0–2  North Korea Macau
2005-11-06 2005 East Asian Games Kim Yoon-sik 47' 1–4  Japan Macau [42]
2009-12-03 2009 East Asian Games Go Min-gi 45' 1–4  Hong Kong Hong Kong [43][44]
2009-12-06 2009 East Asian Games Park Jong-chan 49', 65'
Kim Ho-you 79' (pen.) 		3–0  China Hong Kong [45]
2009-12-10 2009 East Asian Games Kim Ho-you 21' 1–2 (a.e.t.)  Japan Hong Kong [46]
2009-12-12 2009 East Asian Games Go Min-gi 24' 1–1
(4–2 p) 		 North Korea Hong Kong [47]

2010s[edit]

Date Competition Team scorer(s) Score Opponent Venue Ref. Notes
2013-10-06 2013 East Asian Games Kim Sun-min 34'
Kwak Rae-seung 39' 		2–1  China Tianjin, China [48]
2013-10-08 2013 East Asian Games Kwak Rae-seung 25'
Kim Jung-joo 57' 		2–5  Japan Tianjin, China [48]
2013-10-10 2013 East Asian Games Kim Sun-min 42'
Choi Young-kwang 90+4' 		2–2  North Korea Tianjin, China [48]
2013-10-14 2013 East Asian Games Choi Gwon-su 4'
Jo Joon-jae 21'
Leung Kwun-chung 24' (o.g.)
Kim Sun-min 63', 66', 75' 		6–0  Hong Kong Tianjin, China [48]

University matches[edit]

1970s[edit]

Date Competition Team scorer(s) Score Opponent Venue Ref. Notes
1972-09-14 Friendly 1–1  Japan Japan National Stadium
Tokyo, Japan 		[49]
1973-06-24 Friendly Sim Yong-wook 71' 1–0  Japan Dongdaemun Stadium
Seoul, South Korea 		[50]
1974-09-28 Friendly 4–1  Japan Japan National Stadium
Tokyo, Japan 		[51]
1975-09-08 Friendly Yoon Myung-ryeol 60'
Park Chang-sun 68' 		2–2  Japan Dongdaemun Stadium
Seoul, South Korea 		[52]
1976-08-01 1976 World University Championships 1–1 France France Rivera, Uruguay [53]
1976-08-03 1976 World University Championships 2–1 Brazil Brazil Rivera, Uruguay [54]
1976-08-05 1976 World University Championships 4–0 Chile Chile Montevideo, Uruguay [55]
1976-08-07 1976 World University Championships 3–3 (a.e.t.)
(4–3 p) 		Senegal Senegal Montevideo, Uruguay [56]
1976-08-11 1976 World University Championships 2–1 Netherlands Netherlands Montevideo, Uruguay [57]
1976-08-14 1976 World University Championships 2–1 Paraguay Paraguay Montevideo, Uruguay [58]
1976-12-04 Friendly Lee Kang-min 69' 1–0  Japan Japan National Stadium
Tokyo, Japan 		[59]
1977-06-15 Friendly Unknown  Japan Dongdaemun Stadium
Seoul, South Korea 		[60]
1979-03-04 Friendly Choi Gyeong-sik ?' 1–1  Japan Japan National Stadium
Tokyo, Japan 		[61]
1979-06-16 Friendly 2–0  Japan Dongdaemun Stadium
Seoul, South Korea 		[62]
1979-08-30 1979 Summer Universiade 5–1 Kuwait Kuwait Mexico City, Mexico [63]
1979-09-01 1979 Summer Universiade 5–0 Zambia Zambia Mexico City, Mexico [63]
1979-09-03 1979 Summer Universiade 2–2 Mexico Mexico Mexico City, Mexico [63]
1979-09-05 1979 Summer Universiade 3–0 Morocco Morocco Mexico City, Mexico [63]
1979-09-07 1979 Summer Universiade 2–0 Japan Japan Mexico City, Mexico [63]
1979-09-09 1979 Summer Universiade 1–3 Romania Romania Mexico City, Mexico [63]
1979-09-11 1979 Summer Universiade 4–2 Algeria Algeria Mexico City, Mexico [63]

1980s[edit]

Date Competition Team scorer(s) Score Opponent Venue Ref. Notes
1981-03-08 Friendly — 0–0  Japan Japan National Stadium
Tokyo, Japan 		[64]
1982-03-21 Friendly Lee Gyeong-nam 24'
Baek Nam-su 77' 		2–2  Japan Dongdaemun Stadium
Seoul, South Korea 		[65]
1982-07-28 1982 World University Championships 3–4 Madagascar Madagascar Cuernavaca, Mexico [66][67]
1982-07-30 1982 World University Championships 3–1 Canada Canada Cuernavaca, Mexico [68]
1982-08-01 1982 World University Championships 1–1 (a.e.t.)
(1–3 p) 		West Germany West Germany Cuernavaca, Mexico [69]
1982-08-03 1982 World University Championships 1–0 Belgium Belgium Cuernavaca, Mexico [70]
1982-08-05 1982 World University Championships 1–0 Netherlands Netherlands Cuernavaca, Mexico [70]
1983-03-06 Friendly Kim Jong-hwan ?'
Baek Chi-su ?' 		2–0  Japan Japan National Stadium
Tokyo, Japan 		[71]
1984-09-30 Friendly Kim Bong-seong 90' 3–2  Japan Seoul Sports Complex
Seoul, South Korea 		[72]
1985-08-22 1985 Summer Universiade Kim Jong-boo 23', 32'
Noh Soo-jin 47'
Choi Jin-han 54'
Hwang Yong-woo 66'
Kim Joo-sung 88' 		6–2 United Kingdom Great Britain Kobe, Japan [73]
1985-08-27 1985 Summer Universiade Kim Jong-boo ?'
Choi Jin-han ?', ?'
Kim Joo-sung ?', ?' 		6–1 Kuwait Kuwait Kobe, Japan [73]
1985-08-30 1985 Summer Universiade Hwang Young-woo 40'
Kim Pan-keun 60' 		2–2 (a.e.t.)
(2–4 p) 		Uruguay Uruguay Kobe, Japan [73]
1985-09-01 1985 Summer Universiade 2–2 (a.e.t.)
(5–4 p) 		United States United States Kobe, Japan [73]
1985-09-03 1985 Summer Universiade Kim Sam-soo ?', ?', ?'
Noh Soo-jin ?', ?'
Kim Jun-hyun ?' 		7–2 Mexico Mexico Kobe, Japan [73]
1987-07-06 1987 Summer Universiade No Gyeong-hwan 23'
Kim Joo-sung 25'
Kim Sang-jin 68' 		3–2 Soviet Union Soviet Union Zagreb, Yugoslavia [74][75]
1987-07-07 1987 Summer Universiade Kim Sang-jin 29', 65'
Lee Kwang-jong 35'
No Gyeong-hwan 41'
Yeo Bum-kyu 80' 		5–0 Brazil Brazil Zagreb, Yugoslavia [74][76]
1987-07-09 1987 Summer Universiade No Gyeong-hwan 43' 1–2 Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia Yugoslavia Zagreb, Yugoslavia [74][77]
1987-07-12 1987 Summer Universiade Yeo Bum-kyu 30', 71' (pen.)
Kim Joo-sung 31' 		3–0 Japan Japan Zagreb, Yugoslavia [74][78]
1987-07-15 1987 Summer Universiade Yoo Seung-gwan 41', 79'
Kim Joo-sung 88' 		3–1 China China Zagreb, Yugoslavia [74][79]
1987-07-18 1987 Summer Universiade — 0–5 Soviet Union Soviet Union Zagreb, Yugoslavia [74]
1988-10-26 Friendly Kang Jae-hyeok 47' 1–1  Japan Japan National Stadium
Tokyo, Japan 		[80]
1989-05-05 Friendly Noh Jung-yoon 42' 1–0  Japan Dongdaemun Stadium
Seoul, South Korea 		[81]

1990s[edit]

Date Competition Team scorer(s) Score Opponent Venue Ref. Notes
1991-07-13 1991 Summer Universiade Park Ji-ho 31', 63'
Hong Myung-bo 49'
Kim Jong-kun 65' 		4–1 Algeria Algeria Sheffield, Great Britain [82]
1991-07-15 1991 Summer Universiade ? ?'
? ?'
Kim Jong-kun 47' 		3–2 Australia Australia Sheffield, Great Britain [83]
1991-07-17 1991 Summer Universiade — 0–0 Netherlands Netherlands Sheffield, Great Britain [84]
1991-07-19 1991 Summer Universiade 4–1 Nigeria Nigeria Sheffield, Great Britain [85]
1991-07-21 1991 Summer Universiade 4–1 Uruguay Uruguay Sheffield, Great Britain [86]
1991-07-23 1991 Summer Universiade — 0–0 (a.e.t.)
(5–4 p) 		Netherlands Netherlands Sheffield, Great Britain [87]
1991-12-10 Friendly Jung Jae-kwon 13'
Iijima 89' (o.g.) 		2–1  Japan Narashino, Japan [88]
1993-07-07 1993 Summer Universiade Jung Jae-kwon 10'
Kim Do-hoon 36', 42'
Kwon Woo-jin 86' 		4–2 South Africa South Africa Buffalo, United States [89]
1993-07-09 1993 Summer Universiade — 0–0 Canada Canada Buffalo, United States [90]
1993-07-11 1993 Summer Universiade Kim Do-hoon 7', 71' 2–2 Slovakia Slovakia Buffalo, United States [91]
1993-07-13 1993 Summer Universiade Kwon Woo-jin 28', 87' 2–1 Russia Russia Buffalo, United States [92]
1993-07-15 1993 Summer Universiade — 0–0 (a.e.t.)
(5–3 p) 		Germany Germany Buffalo, United States [93]
1993-07-18 1993 Summer Universiade 1–2 Czech Republic Czech Republic Buffalo, United States [94]
1995-08-22 1995 Summer Universiade — 3–0
(Awarded) 		Nigeria Nigeria Fukuoka, Japan [95][96]
1995-08-24 1995 Summer Universiade Park Kun-ha 25' (pen.)
Lee Jong-woon 45'
Myeong Jin-young 72' 		3–1 United States United States Fukuoka, Japan [97]
1995-08-26 1995 Summer Universiade — 0–0 Russia Russia Fukuoka, Japan [98]
1995-08-28 1995 Summer Universiade — 0–0 (a.e.t.)
(7–6 p) 		Czech Republic Czech Republic Fukuoka, Japan [99]
1995-08-30 1995 Summer Universiade Park Kun-ha 14'
Kang Jeong-dae 24'
Kwon Se-jin 82' 		3–1 Ukraine Ukraine Fukuoka, Japan [100]
1995-09-02 1995 Summer Universiade — 0–2 Japan Japan Fukuoka, Japan [101]
1997-04-13 1997 Denso Cup — 0–1  Japan Tokyo, Japan [102]
1997-08-18 1997 Summer Universiade Ahn Jung-hwan 55'
Lee Seung-yeop 81' 		2–2 Uruguay Uruguay Marsala, Italy [103]
1997-08-20 1997 Summer Universiade Kim Dae-eui 24' 1–0 South Africa South Africa Partinico, Italy [104]
1997-08-22 1997 Summer Universiade Kim Se-in 19' 1–1 Netherlands Netherlands Palermo, Italy [105]
1997-08-24 1997 Summer Universiade Kim Dae-eui 8'
Kim Se-in 76' 		2–1 Brazil Brazil Palermo, Italy [106]
1997-08-26 1997 Summer Universiade — 0–0 (a.e.t.)
(5–3 p) 		Ukraine Ukraine Marsala, Italy [107]
1997-08-30 1997 Summer Universiade — 0–1 (a.e.t.) Italy Italy Palermo, Italy [108]
1998-04-12 1998 Denso Cup Sung Han-soo 20' 1–0  Japan Tokyo, Japan [109]
1999-04-11 1999 Denso Cup Back Young-chul 81' 1–0  Japan Tokyo, Japan [110]
1999-07-02 1999 Summer Universiade Na Hee-geun 4'
Kim Geon-hyeong 5'
Yang Hyun-jung 6'
Shin Hyeon-ho 68' 		4–1 United Kingdom Great Britain Palma, Spain [111][112]
1999-07-06 1999 Summer Universiade Kim Gwan-gyu 11' 1–0 Brazil Brazil Palma, Spain [111][113]
1999-07-08 1999 Summer Universiade Back Young-chul 70'
Kim Geon-hyeong 74'
Ko Min-gi 88' 		3–5 Italy Italy Palma, Spain [111][114]
1999-07-?? 1999 Summer Universiade 2–2
(4–2 p) 		Morocco Morocco Palma, Spain [111]
1999-07-12 1999 Summer Universiade 2–3 Iran Iran Palma, Spain [111]

2000s[edit]

Date Competition Team scorer(s) Score Opponent Venue Ref. Notes
2000-04-09 2000 Denso Cup 1–4  Japan Yokohama, Japan
2001-04-08 2001 Denso Cup — 0–2  Japan Yokohama, Japan
2001-08-22 2001 Summer Universiade Yoon Yong-gu ?'
Choi Chul-woo ?' 		2–0  Ukraine Beijing, China [115]
2001-08-24 2001 Summer Universiade Jeong Shung-hoon ?', ?' 5–1  Thailand Beijing, China [116]
2001-08-25 2001 Summer Universiade Chun Jae-woon 45' 1–0  Italy Beijing, China [117]
2001-08-27 2001 Summer Universiade Choi Chul-woo 3'
Yoon Yong-gu 19' 		2–1  Brazil Beijing, China [118]
2001-08-29 2001 Summer Universiade — 0–1  Japan Beijing, China [119]
2001-08-31 2001 Summer Universiade — 0–0
(5–4 p) 		 China Beijing, China [120]
2002-04-07 2002 Denso Cup Chung Kyung-ho 27' (pen.)
Choi Sung-kuk 56' 		2–3  Japan Tokyo, Japan [121]
2003-04-06 2003 Denso Cup Park Young-geun 35' 1–0  Japan Tokyo, Japan [122]
2003-08-20 2003 Summer Universiade Jeon Kwang-jin 35' 1–0  Thailand Daegu, South Korea [123]
2003-08-22 2003 Summer Universiade Kwak Tae-hwi 50' (pen.) 1–0  Republic of Ireland Daegu, South Korea [124]
2003-08-24 2003 Summer Universiade — 0–1  Italy Daegu, South Korea [125]
2003-08-26 2003 Summer Universiade 3–1  Mexico Daegu, South Korea [126]
2003-08-28 2003 Summer Universiade 2–1  South Africa Daegu, South Korea [126]
2003-08-30 2003 Summer Universiade 3–2  Uruguay Daegu, South Korea [126]
2005-08-11 2005 Summer Universiade Seo Dong-hyeon 2' 1–2  Brazil İzmir, Turkey [127]
2004-04-04 1st Denso Cup Han Jong-won 8'
Choi Sung-hyun 21' 		2–3  Japan Tokyo, Japan [128]
2005-08-12 2005 Summer Universiade — 0–2  Morocco İzmir, Turkey [129]
2005-08-15 2005 Summer Universiade 1–3  Turkey İzmir, Turkey [130]
2005-08-?? 2005 Summer Universiade 2–4  Iran İzmir, Turkey [131]
2005-08-?? 2005 Summer Universiade 3–0  China İzmir, Turkey [131]
2005-08-?? 2005 Summer Universiade 1–2  Great Britain İzmir, Turkey [131]
2005-12-04 2nd Denso Cup On Byung-hoon 45' (pen.)
Maki 67' (o.g.) 		2–1  Japan Uijeongbu, South Korea [132]
2006-03-26 3rd Denso Cup Kim Min-ho 3'
Kim Sung-hwan 86' 		2–4 (a.e.t.)  Japan Saitama Stadium 2002
Saitama, Japan 		[133]
2007-03-25 4th Denso Cup Kim Kun-hoan 10'
Cho Dong-geon 19'
Lee Hun 72' 		3–0  Japan Anyang, South Korea [134]
2008-03-23 5th Denso Cup Kwon Soon-hyung 1' 1–3  Japan Tokyo, Japan [135]
2009-03-29 6th Denso Cup Park Gi-dong 3', 47'
Lee Seung-gi 71' 		3–1  Japan Anyang, South Korea [136]
2009-06-30 2009 Summer Universiade Kim Bo-kyung 17'
Yun Young-sun 69' 		2–0  Italy Belgrade, Serbia [137]
2009-07-02 2009 Summer Universiade Kim Bo-kyung 47' 1–1  Uruguay Belgrade, Serbia [137]
2009-07-04 2009 Summer Universiade Lee Jae-min 63' 1–0  Republic of Ireland Belgrade, Serbia [137]
2009-07-06 2009 Summer Universiade Park Jin-su 67' 1–1
(1–4 p) 		 Ukraine Belgrade, Serbia [137]
2009-07-08 2009 Summer Universiade Nam Joon-jae 10'
Kim Bo-kyung 28'
Choi Hyeon-tae 80' 		3–2  France Belgrade, Serbia [137]
2009-07-10 2009 Summer Universiade — 0–2  Czech Republic Belgrade, Serbia [137]

2010s[edit]

Date Competition Team scorer(s) Score Opponent Venue Ref. Notes
2010-03-28 7th Denso Cup Ko Moo-yeol 57' 1–1 (a.e.t.)  Japan Tokyo, Japan [138]
2011-03-27 8th Denso Cup Bae Cheon-seok 12'
Baek Sung-dong 52' 		2–2 (a.e.t.)  Japan Anyang, South Korea [139]
2011-08-11 2011 Summer Universiade Kim Byung-oh 25', 44' (pen.)
Lee Myung-joo 77'
Park Hyung-jin 82' 		4–1  Colombia Shenzhen, China [140]
2011-08-14 2011 Summer Universiade Cho Young-hoon 23'
Shim Dong-woon 72' 		2–1  Namibia Shenzhen, China [140]
2011-08-16 2011 Summer Universiade — 0–0  China Shenzhen, China
2011-08-18 2011 Summer Universiade — 0–1  Great Britain Shenzhen, China
2011-08-20 2011 Summer Universiade Kim Byung-oh 53' (pen.) 1–0  Italy Shenzhen, China [140]
2011-08-22 2011 Summer Universiade — 0–0
(3–0 p) 		 Uruguay Shenzhen, China
2012-03-25 9th Denso Cup Nam Seung-woo 69' 1–2 (a.e.t.)  Japan Tokyo, Japan [141]
2013-03-24 10th Denso Cup Jeong Jae-hyeok 11' (pen.)
Lee Ho-seok 73' 		2–0  Japan Anyang, South Korea [142]
2014-03-29 11th Denso Cup — 0–6  Japan Kanazawa, Japan [143]
2015-03-29 12th Denso Cup Kim Gun-hee ?'
? ?' 		2–1  Japan Hwaseong, South Korea
2015-07-02 2015 Summer Universiade Jung Won-jin 11'
Park Dong-jin 13', 52' 		3–1  Chinese Taipei Gwangju, South Korea [144]
2015-07-05 2015 Summer Universiade Jung Won-jin 60' 1–0  Italy Gwangju, South Korea [144]
2015-07-07 2015 Summer Universiade Seo Young-jae 18'
Lee Jung-bin 83', 87' 		3–1  Canada Gwangju, South Korea [144]
2015-07-09 2015 Summer Universiade Lee Jung-bin 28'
Jung Won-jin 70' (pen.), 90+2' 		3–0  Uruguay Gwangju, South Korea [144]
2015-07-11 2015 Summer Universiade Lee Hyeon-seong 56'
Jung Won-jin 64' 		2–0  Brazil Gwangju, South Korea [144]
2015-07-13 2015 Summer Universiade — 0–3  Italy Gwangju, South Korea
2016-03-20 13th Denso Cup Kuk Tae-jeong 26' 1–2  Japan Kawasaki Todoroki Stadium
Kawasaki, Japan 		[145]
2017-03-12 14th Denso Cup Lee Keun-ho 34' (pen.)
Won Gi-jong 97' 		2–1 (a.e.t.)  Japan Paju, Japan [146]
2017-08-19 2017 Summer Universiade Jeong Tae-wook 58' 1–2  Argentina Taoyuan, Republic of China [147]
2017-08-21 2017 Summer Universiade Jeong Taek-hoon 10', 73'
Lee Keun-ho 27'
Cho Jae-wan 64', 71' 		5–0  Ukraine New Taipei City, Republic of China [147]
2017-08-23 2017 Summer Universiade Doo Hyeon-seok 45', 46' 2–2  South Africa Taoyuan, Republic of China [147]
2017-08-25 2017 Summer Universiade Lee Hyeon-sik 13', 50'
Jo Seong-wook 45'
Doo Hyeon-seok 55'
Min Joon-young 71', 82' 		6–0  Chinese Taipei New Taipei City, Republic of China [147]
2017-08-27 2017 Summer Universiade Cho Jae-wan 10'
Lee Keun-ho 74', 88' 		3–3  Brazil New Taipei City, Republic of China [147]
2017-08-29 2017 Summer Universiade Cho Jae-wan 7'
Lee Keun-ho 54'
Kang Ji-hoon 74' 		3–0  South Africa Zhubei, Republic of China [147]
2018-03-18 15th Denso Cup Lee Min-gyu 43'
Lee Byeong-ju ?'
? 78' (o.g.) 		3–4  Japan Kashiwanoha Stadium
Kashiwa, Japan 		[148]
2019-03-17 16th Denso Cup Kim In-gyoon 42'
Kim Min-jun 107' 		2–1 (a.e.t.)  Japan Tongyeong, South Korea [149]
2019-07-02 2019 Summer Universiade Lee Geon-hee 31'
Cha Oh-yeon 85' 		2–1  Uruguay Caserta, Italy [150]
2019-07-05 2019 Summer Universiade Baek Seung-woo 6'
Kim Ho 84' 		2–3  Republic of Ireland Casoria, Italy [150]
2019-07-09 2019 Summer Universiade — 0–2  Japan Nocera Inferiore, Italy
2019-07-11 2019 Summer Universiade Kim Min-jun 26'
Yang Ji-hoon 43'
Kim Hyeon-woo 90+3' 		3–2  France Caserta, Italy [150]
2019-07-13 2019 Summer Universiade Kim Hyeon-woo 60' 1–1
(3–1 p) 		 Ukraine Caserta, Italy [150]

2020s[edit]

Date Competition Team scorer(s) Score Opponent Venue Ref. Notes
2020 17th Denso Cup — Cancelled  Japan —
2021 18th Denso Cup — Cancelled  Japan —
2022-06-25 19th Denso Cup — 0–5  Japan Lemon Gas Stadium Hiratsuka
Hiratsuka, Japan 		[151]
2022-09-17 20th Denso Cup Lee Sang-hyeok 45', 110'
Lee Jong-eon 52' 		3–2 (a.e.t.)  Japan Anyang, South Korea [152]
2023-03-21 21st Denso Cup — 0–1  Japan Urawa Komaba Stadium
Saitama, Japan 		[153]

Other international matches[edit]

1960s[edit]

Date Competition Team scorer(s) Score Opponent Venue Ref. Notes
1961-08-03 1961 Pestabola Merdeka Choi Myeong-ro ?'
Huh Seong-pal ?'
Park Gyeong-hwa ?' 		3–1 Thailand Thailand A Kuala Lumpur, Malaya [154][155]
1961-08-05 1961 Pestabola Merdeka — 0–1 Singapore Singapore A Kuala Lumpur, Malaya [154]
1961-08-08 1961 Pestabola Merdeka Yoo Pan-soon 70' 1–1 Hong Kong Hong Kong A Kuala Lumpur, Malaya [154][156]
1961-08-12 1961 Pestabola Merdeka 1–1 Indonesia Indonesia A Kuala Lumpur, Malaya [154]
1961-08-18 1961 Singapore Festival 0–0  India A Singapore [157]
1961-08-19 1961 Singapore Festival 5–1  Singapore A Singapore [157]
1962-09-09 1962 Pestabola Merdeka Lim Gook-chan 3', 10', 86' 3–2  Philippines A Kuala Lumpur, Malaya [1][158][159]
1962-09-11 1962 Pestabola Merdeka Lim Gook-chan 4'
Jeon Gang-moon 25'
Kim Sam-rak 34' 		3–0  South Vietnam A Kuala Lumpur, Malaya [1][160]
1962-09-15 1962 Pestabola Merdeka 2–0  Singapore A Kuala Lumpur, Malaya [1]
1962-09-17 1962 Pestabola Merdeka — 0–3  Indonesia A Kuala Lumpur, Malaya [1]
1962-09-19 1962 Pestabola Merdeka 1–3  Malaya A Kuala Lumpur, Malaya [1]
1962-09-23 Friendly 1–0 Singapore Singapore Military Singapore [1]
1964-05-27 1964 AFC Asian Cup — 0–2  India A Haifa, Israel [note 5]
1964-05-31 1964 AFC Asian Cup Park Seung-ok 74' 1–0  Hong Kong A Jerusalem, Israel [note 5]
1964-06-03 1964 AFC Asian Cup Lee Soon-myung 79' 1–2  Israel A Ramat Gan, Israel [note 5]
1964-08-22 1964 Pestabola Merdeka 1–0  Burma A Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia [2]
1964-08-25 1964 Pestabola Merdeka 2–2  Khmer Republic A Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia [2]
1964-08-27 1964 Pestabola Merdeka 2–0  Thailand A Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia [2]
1964-09-03 1964 Pestabola Merdeka 0–0
(Ceased) 		 India A Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia [2]
1964-09-04 1964 Pestabola Merdeka 1–2  India A Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia [2]
1964-09-06 1964 Pestabola Merdeka 2–1  South Vietnam A Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia [2]
1969-10-30 1969 Pestabola Merdeka 0–3  Indonesia A Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia [162][163]
1969-11-01 1969 Pestabola Merdeka 1–4  Malaysia A Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia [162][164]
1969-11-03 1969 Pestabola Merdeka 3–0  Thailand A Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia [162][165]
1969-11-?? 1969 Pestabola Merdeka 2–1  Thailand A Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia [162]

1970s[edit]

Date Competition Team scorer(s) Score Opponent Venue Ref. Notes
1970-06-21 1970 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament 8–0 Singapore Singapore A Jakarta, Indonesia [4]
1970-06-23 1970 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament — 0–1 Malaysia Malaysia A Jakarta, Indonesia [4]
1970-06-26 1970 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament 3–3 (a.e.t.)
(4–3 p) 		Indonesia Indonesia A Jakarta, Indonesia [4]
1970-06-28 1970 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament — 0–2 Malaysia Malaysia A Jakarta, Indonesia [4]
1971-06-05 1971 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament — 0–1  Thailand A Jakarta, Indonesia [4]
1971-06-08 1971 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament Lee Jong-han 15', 75'
? 25' 		3–2  India A Jakarta, Indonesia [166]
1971-06-12 1971 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament — 0–1  Burma A Jakarta, Indonesia [4]
1971-06-13 1971 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament Kang Jong-tae 12' 1–2  Malaysia A Jakarta, Indonesia [4][167]
1971-08-06 1971 Pestabola Merdeka Na Seong-su 22'
Bae Gim-su 24'
Jo Han-heung 73'
Kang Jong-tae 83' 		4–0  Thailand A Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia [168]
1971-08-10 1971 Pestabola Merdeka — 0–1  Republic of China A Ipoh, Malaysia [169]
1971-08-12 1971 Pestabola Merdeka Kang Jong-tae 85' 1–0  Malaysia A Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia [170]
1971-08-14 1971 Pestabola Merdeka Lee Joong-hwi 43' 1–0  South Vietnam A Ipoh, Malaysia [171]
1971-08-17 1971 Pestabola Merdeka — 0–1  Burma A Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia [172]
1971-08-20 1971 Pestabola Merdeka 2–0  Republic of China A Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia [173]
1972-06-06 1972 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament Lee Joong-hwi 90' (pen.) 1–1  Philippines A Jakarta, Indonesia [4][174]
1972-06-10 1972 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament Moon Jae-seop 50'
Jeong Gyu-poong 67' 		2–0  Khmer Republic A Jakarta, Indonesia [4][175]
1972-06-12 1972 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament Jeong Gyu-poong 26'
Kim Hak-gi ?'
Kang Tae-hyeon ?' 		3–0  Singapore A Jakarta, Indonesia [4][176]
1972-06-14 1972 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament Kim Gi-hyo 27'
Jeong Gyu-poong 38'
Kim Hak-gi 83' 		3–2  Thailand A Jakarta, Indonesia [4][177]
1972-06-17 1972 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament Choi Jae-mo ?'
Lee Hee-seong ?' 		2–1  Burma A Jakarta, Indonesia [4][178]
1972-06-20 1972 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament Lee Joong-hwi 60', 65' (pen.) 2–5  Indonesia A Jakarta, Indonesia [4][179]
1973-06-12 1973 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament Kim Jae-han 20' 1–0  Indonesia A Jakarta, Indonesia [4][180]
1973-06-14 1973 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament Lim Tae-ju 10' 1–2  Burma A Jakarta, Indonesia [4][181]
1973-06-17 1973 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament — 0–0  Malaysia A Jakarta, Indonesia [4]
1973-07-28 1973 Pestabola Merdeka — 0–0 (a.e.t.)
(4–5 p) 		 Burma A Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia [182]
1973-07-30 1973 Pestabola Merdeka Kim Seung-gi 42' 1–0  Khmer Republic A Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia [183]
1973-08-02 1973 Pestabola Merdeka — 0–0  India A Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia [184]
1973-08-04 1973 Pestabola Merdeka — 0–0  Thailand A Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia [185]
1973-08-07 1973 Pestabola Merdeka Jeong Kang-ji 14'
Kang Tae-hyeon 72' 		2–1  Malaysia A Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia [186]
1973-08-09 1973 Pestabola Merdeka — 0–1  Kuwait A Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia [187]
1973-08-11 1973 Pestabola Merdeka Kang Tae-hyeon 59' 1–2  Burma A Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia [188]
1974-06-03 1974 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament Moon Gu-ho 84' 1–2  Indonesia A Jakarta, Indonesia [4][189]
1974-06-05 1974 Jakarta Anniversary Tournament Kim Jin-kook 43' 1–3

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