South Korea's U-17 Soccer Defeats 0-5 to the U.S. After Spain...World Cup group elimination
South Korea's U-17 Soccer Defeats 0-5 to the U.S. After Spain...World Cup group elimination
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South Korean women's U-17 football has been eliminated from the World Cup group stage with another five-goal deficit.
The women's U-17 national team, led by head coach Kim Eun-jung, lost to the U.S. 0-5 in the final Group B match of the 2024 FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup at Estadio Sibao FC in Santiago de Los Caballeros, Dominican Republic on the 23rd (Korea time).
South Korea, which lost 0-5 in the second match against Spain on the 20th, had one draw and two losses (one point) in the group league, and is tied with Colombia (one point) with a 1-1 draw in the first match. However, it fell to the bottom as it fell far behind in goal difference.
In the match against Colombia, Casey Eugene Fair (Angel City) scored on a penalty kick.
Korea won the FIFA World Cup title in 2010 for the first time in both men's and women's soccer teams. It failed to advance to the finals four times before returning to the finals in 2018. However, it was eliminated from the group stage. It played in the finals again for the first time in six years this year, but also failed to advance to the quarterfinals.
In Group B, Spain (9 points) and the United States (6 points) ranked first and second in the group, respectively, winning tickets to the quarterfinals. 토토사이트
Casey played as the front-line striker on the day. However, he was beaten by Mel Barcenas in the opening goal of his left foot just one minute after kickoff.
South Korea, which suffered from the U.S. offensive throughout the game, conceded an additional goal to Kennedy Fuller, who received a pass from Barcenas in the 10th minute of the first half.
He lost due to an error in the second half. Two minutes after kick-off, goalkeeper Woo Soo-min made an error and lost to Barcenas again. He also made a mistake during the build-up process in the 23rd minute of the second half, when he allowed Mary Long to score the fourth goal with a left-footed shot. In the 42nd minute of the second half, the goalkeeper lost a point when Maddie Padelsky tried to catch it with his hand and dropped it backward.
In the end, South Korea ended the tournament lonesomely without making any significant counterattacks.