South Korea national football team results (1980–1989)

This is a list of football games played by the South Korea national football team between 1980 and 1989.

South Korea national football team results
  Win    Draw    Loss    Unofficial

1980
Date Opponent Result Score Venue Competition
30 January 1980  Saudi Arabia
W
3–1
 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Friendly
1 February 1980  Saudi Arabia
D
0–0
 Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Friendly
26 February 1980  Mexico
W
1–0
 Los Angeles, United States Friendly
22 March 1980  Japan
W
3–1
 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 1980 Summer Olympics qualification
25 March 1980  Malaysia
L
0–3
 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 1980 Summer Olympics qualification
27 March 1980  Philippines
W
8–0
 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 1980 Summer Olympics qualification
31 March 1980  Brunei
W
3–0
 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 1980 Summer Olympics qualification
3 April 1980  Indonesia
W
1–0
 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 1980 Summer Olympics qualification
6 April 1980  Malaysia
L
1–2
 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 1980 Summer Olympics qualification
11 June 1980 Eintracht Frankfurt
L
1–2
 Seoul, South Korea Unofficial friendly
13 June 1980 Eintracht Frankfurt
L
0–1
 Busan, South Korea Unofficial friendly
15 June 1980 Eintracht Frankfurt
L
2–3
 Seoul, South Korea Unofficial friendly
18 July 1980 Boavista
L
1–2
 Seoul, South Korea Unofficial friendly
21 July 1980 Boavista
W
2–0
 Busan, South Korea Unofficial friendly
23 July 1980 Boavista
L
1–2
 Seoul, South Korea Unofficial friendly
9 August 1980 South Korea B
W
1–0
 Gangneung, South Korea Unofficial friendly
15 August 1980 South Korea B
W
3–0
 Cheongju, South Korea Unofficial friendly
17 August 1980 South Korea B
D
2–2
 Daejeon, South Korea Unofficial friendly
23 August 1980 Malaysia B
W
2–0
 Seoul, South Korea 1980 Korea Cup
25 August 1980  Indonesia
W
3–0
 Chuncheon, South Korea 1980 Korea Cup
27 August 1980 Thailand B
W
4–0
 Daejeon, South Korea 1980 Korea Cup
29 August 1980 Bahrain B
W
5–0
 Gwangju, South Korea 1980 Korea Cup
31 August 1980 South Korea B
W
3–0
 Busan, South Korea 1980 Korea Cup
2 September 1980  Indonesia
W
2–0
 Seoul, South Korea 1980 Korea Cup
16 September 1980  Malaysia
D
1–1
 Kuwait City, Kuwait 1980 AFC Asian Cup
19 September 1980  Qatar
W
2–0
 Kuwait City, Kuwait 1980 AFC Asian Cup
21 September 1980  Kuwait
W
3–0
 Kuwait City, Kuwait 1980 AFC Asian Cup
24 September 1980  United Arab Emirates
W
4–1
 Kuwait City, Kuwait 1980 AFC Asian Cup
28 September 1980  North Korea
W
2–1
 Kuwait City, Kuwait 1980 AFC Asian Cup
30 September 1980  Kuwait
L
0–3
 Kuwait City, Kuwait 1980 AFC Asian Cup

Source:[1]

1981
Date Opponent Result Score Venue Competition
25 January 1981 South Korea U20
W
1–0
 Busan, South Korea Unofficial friendly
26 January 1981 South Korea Universiade
D
1–1
 Busan, South Korea Unofficial friendly
8 February 1981 Mexico U23
D
1–1
 Mexico City, Mexico Unofficial friendly
10 February 1981  Mexico
L
0–4
 Mexico City, Mexico Friendly
21 February 1981 Nacional
L
1–2
 Los Angeles, United States Unofficial friendly
24 February 1981 Guadalajara
D
0–0
 Los Angeles, United States Unofficial friendly
8 March 1981  Japan
W
1–0
 Tokyo, Japan Japan–South Korea Annual Match
1 April 1981 Americano
D
2–2
 Daegu, South Korea Unofficial friendly
5 April 1981 Americano
W
1–0
 Busan, South Korea Unofficial friendly
21 April 1981  Malaysia
W
2–1
 Kuwait City, Kuwait 1982 FIFA World Cup qualification
24 April 1981  Thailand
W
5–1
 Kuwait City, Kuwait 1982 FIFA World Cup qualification
29 April 1981  Kuwait
L
0–2
 Kuwait City, Kuwait 1982 FIFA World Cup qualification
13 June 1981 Châteauroux
D
1–1
 Seoul, South Korea 1981 Korea Cup
15 June 1981 1. FC Saarbrücken
W
4–1
 Daejeon, South Korea 1981 Korea Cup
17 June 1981  Malaysia
W
2–0
 Jeonju, South Korea 1981 Korea Cup
19 June 1981 Racing (C)
D
1–1
 Daegu, South Korea 1981 Korea Cup
21 June 1981  Japan
W
2–0
 Busan, South Korea 1981 Korea Cup
24 June 1981 Danubio
W
2–0
 Seoul, South Korea 1981 Korea Cup
26 June 1981 Racing (C)
D
2–2
 Seoul, South Korea 1981 Korea Cup
13 August 1981 Bulgaria XI
D
1–1
 Jakarta, Indonesia Jakarta Anniversary Tournament
15 August 1981 Indonesia B
W
8–0
 Jakarta, Indonesia Jakarta Anniversary Tournament
17 August 1981 Thailand B
W
2–0
 Jakarta, Indonesia Jakarta Anniversary Tournament
20 August 1981  Indonesia
W
1–0
 Jakarta, Indonesia Jakarta Anniversary Tournament
4 September 1981  Singapore
W
2–0
 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Pestabola Merdeka 1981
7 September 1981 São Paulo City XI
L
0–2
 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Pestabola Merdeka 1981
13 September 1981  Iraq
D
1–1
 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Pestabola Merdeka 1981
16 September 1981  Thailand
D
1–1
 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Pestabola Merdeka 1981
17 October 1981  Saudi Arabia
L
0–2
 Riyadh, Saudi Arabia Friendly

Source:[2]

1982
Date Opponent Result Score Venue Competition
18 February 1982  India
D
2–2
 Calcutta, India 1982 Nehru Cup
20 February 1982  Uruguay
D
2–2
 Calcutta, India 1982 Nehru Cup
23 February 1982 Yugoslavia B
D
1–1
 Calcutta, India 1982 Nehru Cup
26 February 1982 Italy Amateurs
W
4–2
 Calcutta, India 1982 Nehru Cup
1 March 1982  China PR
D
1–1
 Calcutta, India 1982 Nehru Cup
7 March 1982  Iraq
L
0–3
 Baghdad, Iraq Friendly
10 March 1982  Iraq
D
1–1
 Baghdad, Iraq Friendly
21 March 1982  Japan
W
3–0
 Seoul, South Korea Japan–South Korea Annual Match
7 April 1982 Fortuna Düsseldorf
L
2–3
 Seoul, South Korea Unofficial friendly
9 April 1982 Fortuna Düsseldorf
W
1–0
 Busan, South Korea Unofficial friendly
11 April 1982 Fortuna Düsseldorf
W
2–1
 Gwangju, South Korea Unofficial friendly
2 May 1982 Thailand B
W
5–0
 Bangkok, Thailand 1982 King's Cup
5 May 1982 Malaysia XI
W
5–0
 Bangkok, Thailand 1982 King's Cup
8 May 1982 NIAC Mitra
W
1–0
 Bangkok, Thailand 1982 King's Cup
9 May 1982  Thailand
W
3–0
 Bangkok, Thailand 1982 King's Cup
10 May 1982 NIAC Mitra
W
2–0
 Bangkok, Thailand 1982 King's Cup
13 May 1982 Thailand B
W
1–0
 Bangkok, Thailand 1982 King's Cup
15 May 1982 Thailand B
W
3–1
 Bangkok, Thailand 1982 King's Cup
17 May 1982  Thailand
D
0–0 (a.e.t.)
(3–4 p)
 Bangkok, Thailand 1982 King's Cup
5 June 1982 PSV Eindhoven
L
0–2
 Seoul, South Korea 1982 Korea Cup
7 June 1982 Indonesia Garuda
W
3–0
 Seoul, South Korea 1982 Korea Cup
9 June 1982  India
W
1–0
 Busan, South Korea 1982 Korea Cup
11 June 1982  Bahrain
W
3–0
 Gwangju, South Korea 1982 Korea Cup
19 June 1982 Operário-MS
D
0–0
 Gwangju, South Korea 1982 Korea Cup
23 October 1982 Baraúnas[3]
L
1–2
 Busan, South Korea Unofficial friendly
25 October 1982 Baraúnas
L
0–1
 Seoul, South Korea Unofficial friendly
28 October 1982 New York Cosmos
L
1–2
 Jeonju, South Korea Unofficial friendly
30 October 1982 New York Cosmos
L
0–1
 Masan, South Korea Unofficial friendly
21 November 1982  South Yemen
W
3–0
 New Delhi, India 1982 Asian Games
23 November 1982  Iran
L
0–1
 New Delhi, India 1982 Asian Games
25 November 1982  Japan
L
1–2
 New Delhi, India 1982 Asian Games

Source:[4]

1983
Date Opponent Result Score Venue Competition
6 March 1983  Japan
D
1–1
 Tokyo, Japan Japan–South Korea Annual Match
1 May 1983 Portuguesa
W
2–1[5]
 Seoul, South Korea Unofficial friendly
4 June 1983 Genoa
W
3–1
 Seoul, South Korea 1983 Korea Cup
6 June 1983  Thailand
W
4–0
 Suwon, South Korea 1983 Korea Cup
8 June 1983  Nigeria
W
1–0
 Seoul, South Korea 1983 Korea Cup
10 June 1983  United States
W
2–0
 Busan, South Korea 1983 Korea Cup
12 June 1983  Indonesia
W
3–0
 Jeonju, South Korea 1983 Korea Cup
15 June 1983  Ghana
W
1–0
 Seoul, South Korea 1983 Korea Cup
17 June 1983 PSV Eindhoven
L
2–3
 Seoul, South Korea 1983 Korea Cup
1 May 1983 Mainz 05
W
3–1
 Seoul, South Korea Unofficial friendly
26 July 1983 América
L
1–2
 Los Angeles, United States Unofficial friendly
28 July 1983  Guatemala
D
1–1 (a.e.t.)
(3–5 p)
 Los Angeles, United States Friendly
3 August 1983  Guatemala
L
1–2
 Guatemala City, Guatemala Friendly
9 August 1983  Costa Rica
D
1–1
 San José, Costa Rica Friendly
1 November 1983  Thailand
L
1–2
 Bangkok, Thailand 1984 Summer Olympics qualification
3 November 1983  China PR
D
3–3
 Bangkok, Thailand 1984 Summer Olympics qualification
5 November 1983  Hong Kong
W
4–0
 Bangkok, Thailand 1984 Summer Olympics qualification
8 November 1983  China PR
D
0–0
 Bangkok, Thailand 1984 Summer Olympics qualification
10 November 1983  Hong Kong
W
2–0
 Bangkok, Thailand 1984 Summer Olympics qualification
12 November 1983  Thailand
W
2–0
 Bangkok, Thailand 1984 Summer Olympics qualification

Source:[6]

1984
Date Opponent Result Score Venue Competition
1 March 1984 Fortuna Düsseldorf
D
1–1
 Busan, South Korea Unofficial friendly
3 March 1984 Fortuna Düsseldorf
W
2–0
 Seoul, South Korea Unofficial friendly
24 March 1984 Yukong Elephants
D
0–0
 Seoul, South Korea Unofficial friendly
5 April 1984 Independiente
W
6–0
 Seoul, South Korea Unofficial friendly
17 April 1984  Kuwait
D
0–0
 Singapore 1984 Summer Olympics qualification
19 April 1984  Bahrain
W
1–0
 Singapore 1984 Summer Olympics qualification
22 April 1984  New Zealand
W
2–0
 Singapore 1984 Summer Olympics qualification
24 April 1984  Saudi Arabia
L
4–5
 Singapore 1984 Summer Olympics qualification
29 April 1984  Iraq
L
0–1
 Singapore 1984 Summer Olympics qualification
30 May 1984 Bayer Leverkusen
W
3–2
 Seoul, South Korea 1984 Korea Cup
1 June 1984 Alianza Lima
D
2–2
 Gwangju, South Korea 1984 Korea Cup
3 June 1984  Guatemala
W
2–0
 Busan, South Korea 1984 Korea Cup
9 June 1984 Bayer Leverkusen
W
2–1
 Seoul, South Korea 1984 Korea Cup
30 September 1984  Japan
L
1–2
 Seoul, South Korea Japan–South Korea Annual Match
2 October 1984 Fluminense
D
0–0
 Seoul, South Korea Unofficial friendly
4 October 1984  Cameroon
W
5–0
 Seoul, South Korea Friendly
10 October 1984  North Yemen
W
6–0
 Kolkata, India 1984 AFC Asian Cup qualification
13 October 1984  Pakistan
W
6–0
 Kolkata, India 1984 AFC Asian Cup qualification
16 October 1984  Malaysia
D
0–0
 Kolkata, India 1984 AFC Asian Cup qualification
19 October 1984  India
W
1–0
 Kolkata, India 1984 AFC Asian Cup qualification
2 December 1984  Saudi Arabia
D
1–1
 Singapore 1984 AFC Asian Cup
5 December 1984  Kuwait
D
0–0
 Singapore 1984 AFC Asian Cup
7 December 1984  Syria
L
0–1
 Singapore 1984 AFC Asian Cup
10 December 1984  Qatar
L
0–1
 Singapore 1984 AFC Asian Cup

Source:[7]

1985
Date Opponent Result Score Venue Competition
2 March 1985    Nepal
W
2–0
 Kathmandu, Nepal 1986 FIFA World Cup qualification
10 March 1985  Malaysia
L
0–1
 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia 1986 FIFA World Cup qualification
6 April 1985    Nepal
W
4–0
 Seoul, South Korea 1986 FIFA World Cup qualification
19 May 1985  Malaysia
W
2–0
 Seoul, South Korea 1986 FIFA World Cup qualification
4 June 1985 Huracán
D
1–1
 Seoul, South Korea 1985 Korea Cup
6 June 1985  Thailand
W
3–2
 Daejeon, South Korea 1985 Korea Cup
8 June 1985  Bahrain
W
3–0
 Gwangju, South Korea 1985 Korea Cup
10 June 1985 Central Español
W
2–1
 Seoul, South Korea 1985 Korea Cup
10 June 1985 Bangu
D
1–1
 Seoul, South Korea 1985 Korea Cup
15 June 1985  Iraq
W
2–0
 Seoul, South Korea 1985 Korea Cup
17 June 1985 South Korea B
W
1–0
 Seoul, South Korea 1985 Korea Cup
21 July 1985  Indonesia
W
2–0
 Seoul, South Korea 1986 FIFA World Cup qualification
21 July 1985  Indonesia
W
4–1
 Jakarta, Indonesia 1986 FIFA World Cup qualification
26 October 1985  Japan
W
2–1
 Tokyo, Japan 1986 FIFA World Cup qualification
3 November 1985  Japan
W
1–0
 Seoul, South Korea 1986 FIFA World Cup qualification
3 December 1985  Mexico
L
1–2
 Los Angeles, United States Friendly
8 December 1985  Hungary
L
0–1
 Irapuato, Mexico Mexico Tournament
10 December 1985  Mexico
L
1–2
 Guadalajara, Mexico Mexico Tournament
14 December 1985  Algeria
W
2–0
 Nezahualcóyotl, Mexico Mexico Tournament

Source:[8]

1986
Date Opponent Result Score Venue Competition
9 February 1986 Hong Kong XI
W
2–0
 Hong Kong 1986 Lunar New Year Cup
16 February 1986  Paraguay
L
1–3
 Hong Kong 1986 Lunar New Year Cup
9 February 1986 Alianza Lima
W
2–0
 Los Angeles, United States Unofficial friendly
2 June 1986  Argentina
L
1–3
 Mexico City, Mexico 1986 FIFA World Cup
5 June 1986  Bulgaria
D
1–1
 Mexico City, Mexico 1986 FIFA World Cup
11 June 1986  Italy
L
2–3
 Puebla, Mexico 1986 FIFA World Cup
20 September 1986  India
W
3–0
 Busan, South Korea 1986 Asian Games
24 September 1986  Bahrain
D
0–0
 Busan, South Korea 1986 Asian Games
28 September 1986  China PR
W
4–2
 Busan, South Korea 1986 Asian Games
1 October 1986  Iran
D
1–1 (a.e.t.)
(5–4 p)
 Busan, South Korea 1986 Asian Games
3 October 1986  Indonesia
W
4–0
 Seoul, South Korea 1986 Asian Games
5 October 1986  Saudi Arabia
W
2–0
 Seoul, South Korea 1986 Asian Games

Source:[9]

1987
Date Opponent Result Score Venue Competition
8 June 1987 Hungary XI
W
1–0
 Seoul, South Korea 1987 Korea Cup
10 June 1987  Egypt
D
0–0
 Masan, South Korea 1987 Korea Cup
12 June 1987  United States
W
1–0
 Busan, South Korea 1987 Korea Cup
14 June 1987  Thailand
W
4–2
 Daejeon, South Korea 1987 Korea Cup
16 June 1987 Deportivo Español
W
3–0
 Cheongju, South Korea 1987 Korea Cup
21 June 1987  Australia
D
1–1 (a.e.t.)
(5–4 p)
 Seoul, South Korea 1987 Korea Cup
10 December 1987 Velež Mostar
W
2–1
 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Pestabola Merdeka 1987
12 December 1987 Dnepr Dnepropetrovsk
W
2–1
 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Pestabola Merdeka 1987
14 December 1987 Újpest
W
2–0
 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Pestabola Merdeka 1987
17 December 1987  Malaysia
W
1–0
 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Pestabola Merdeka 1987
19 December 1987 Czechoslovakia Olympic
L
2–3
 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Pestabola Merdeka 1987

Source:[10]

1988
Date Opponent Result Score Venue Competition
6 January 1988  Egypt
D
1–1 (a.e.t.)
(4–3 p)
 Doha, Qatar 1987 Afro-Asian Cup of Nations
6 June 1988 South Korea Universiade
W
1–1
 Seoul, South Korea Unofficial friendly
16 June 1988 Serie C U21[11]
W
5–1
 Seoul, South Korea 1988 Korea Cup
19 June 1988  Zambia
W
4–0
 Suwon, South Korea 1988 Korea Cup
21 June 1988 Atlas
L
1–2
 Seoul, South Korea 1988 Korea Cup
24 June 1988 Velež Mostar
W
1–0
 Seoul, South Korea 1988 Korea Cup
26 June 1988  Czechoslovakia
D
0–0 (a.e.t.)
(3–4 p)
 Seoul, South Korea 1988 Korea Cup
28 June 1988 Iwuanyanwu Nationale
W
3–2
 Seoul, South Korea 1988 Korea Cup
23 July 1988 Peñarol
D
1–1
 Seoul, South Korea Unofficial friendly
28 July 1988 Peñarol
W
2–0
 Busan, South Korea Unofficial friendly
9 August 1988 Racing
D
2–2
 Jeonju, South Korea Unofficial friendly
11 August 1988 Racing
D
2–2
 Gwangju, South Korea Unofficial friendly
13 August 1988 Racing
D
0–0
 Daejeon, South Korea Unofficial friendly
18 September 1988 Soviet Union Olympic
D
0–0
 Busan, South Korea 1988 Summer Olympics
20 September 1988  United States
D
0–0
 Busan, South Korea 1988 Summer Olympics
22 September 1988 Argentina Olympic
L
1–2
 Busan, South Korea 1988 Summer Olympics
26 October 1988  Japan
W
1–0
 Tokyo, Japan Japan–South Korea Annual Match
3 December 1988  United Arab Emirates
W
1–0
 Doha, Qatar 1988 AFC Asian Cup
6 December 1988  Japan
W
2–0
 Doha, Qatar 1988 AFC Asian Cup
9 December 1988  Qatar
W
3–2
 Doha, Qatar 1988 AFC Asian Cup
11 December 1988  Iran
W
3–0
 Doha, Qatar 1988 AFC Asian Cup
14 December 1988  China PR
W
2–1
 Doha, Qatar 1988 AFC Asian Cup
18 December 1988  Saudi Arabia
D
0–0 (a.e.t.)
(3–4 p)
 Doha, Qatar 1988 AFC Asian Cup

Source:[12][13]

1989
Date Opponent Result Score Venue Competition
1 March 1989 Spartak Moscow[14]
D
2–2
 Busan, South Korea Unofficial friendly
4 March 1989 Spartak Moscow
L
0–2
 Seoul, South Korea Unofficial friendly
5 May 1989  Japan
W
1–0
 Seoul, South Korea Japan–South Korea Annual Match
23 May 1989  Singapore
W
3–0
 Seoul, South Korea 1990 FIFA World Cup qualification
25 May 1989    Nepal
W
9–0
 Seoul, South Korea 1990 FIFA World Cup qualification
27 May 1989  Malaysia
W
3–0
 Seoul, South Korea 1990 FIFA World Cup qualification
3 June 1989    Nepal
W
4–0
 Singapore 1990 FIFA World Cup qualification
5 June 1989  Malaysia
W
3–0
 Singapore 1990 FIFA World Cup qualification
7 June 1989  Singapore
W
3–0
 Singapore 1990 FIFA World Cup qualification
17 June 1989 United States U21
D
1–1
 Seoul, South Korea 1989 Korea Cup
19 June 1989 Benfica
W
2–0
 Daejeon, South Korea 1989 Korea Cup
21 June 1989 Hungary U21
W
3–0
 Gwangju, South Korea 1989 Korea Cup
24 June 1989 Brøndby IF
L
0–2
 Busan, South Korea 1989 Korea Cup
26 June 1989  Czechoslovakia
D
0–0
 Seoul, South Korea 1989 Korea Cup
4 August 1989 Metalist Kharkiv
W
1–0
 Kharkiv, Soviet Union Unofficial friendly
7 August 1989 Spartak Moscow
D
2–2
 Moscow, Soviet Union Unofficial friendly
10 August 1989  Mexico
L
2–4
 Los Angeles, United States Marlboro Cup
13 August 1989  United States
W
2–1
 Los Angeles, United States Marlboro Cup
16 September 1989  Egypt
L
0–1
 Seoul, South Korea Friendly
13 October 1989  Qatar
D
0–0
 Singapore 1990 FIFA World Cup qualification
16 October 1989  North Korea
W
1–0
 Singapore 1990 FIFA World Cup qualification
20 October 1989  China PR
W
1–0
 Singapore 1990 FIFA World Cup qualification
25 October 1989  Saudi Arabia
W
2–0
 Singapore 1990 FIFA World Cup qualification
28 October 1989  United Arab Emirates
D
1–1
 Singapore 1990 FIFA World Cup qualification

Source:[15]

See also

References
  1. "Match results - 1980" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 18 August 2020.
  2. "Match results - 1981" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 19 August 2020.
  3. 축구協서 초청 브라질·美國프로팀 代表팀과 친선경기. Naver.com (in Korean). Dong-A Ilbo. 21 October 1982. Retrieved 20 August 2020.
  4. "Match results - 1982" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 19 August 2020.
  5. 韓·브라질親善축구 鄭龍煥 마무리 골. Naver.com (in Korean). Kyunghyang. 2 May 1983. Retrieved 20 August 2020.
  6. "Match results - 1983" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 20 August 2020.
  7. "Match results - 1984" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 21 August 2020.
  8. "Match results - 1985" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 22 August 2020.
  9. "Match results - 1986" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 23 August 2020.
  10. "Match results - 1987" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 24 August 2020.
  11. Morrison, Neil (10 September 2015). "President's Cup 1988 (South Korea)". RSSSF. Retrieved 24 August 2020.
  12. "Match results - 1988" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 24 August 2020.
  13. 1988년 제9회 카타르 아시안컵 (PDF) (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 24 August 2020.
  14. 李泰昊-皇甫官 합작2골 월드컵대표팀,蘇와 비겨. Naver.com (in Korean). Dong-A Ilbo. 2 March 1989. Retrieved 25 August 2020.
  15. "Match results - 1989" (in Korean). KFA. Retrieved 25 August 2020.
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