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The South Korea national football team, nicknamed the Taegeuk Warriors, stands as one of Asia's most successful football nations. With 11 FIFA World Cup appearances, two AFC Asian Cup titles, and a historic fourth-place finish at the 2002 World Cup, the team consistently ranks among the continent's elite, maintaining a strong presence in international football.
Under the leadership of captain Son Heung-min and manager Hong Myung-bo, the team continues to evolve its playing style, blending traditional Korean determination with modern tactical approaches. The squad features a mix of domestic K League stars and players competing in top European leagues, demonstrating the growing global reach of Korean football talent.
The team's matches draw massive support from the Red Devils, their official fan group known for passionate displays of support and the iconic "Dae-han-min-guk" chant. Home games at various venues across South Korea create an electric atmosphere, while the team's performances in international tournaments unite the nation and inspire younger generations of footballers.
South Korea's football journey began in the late 19th century, with their first international match in 1948. The team made history as the first independent Asian nation to qualify for a World Cup in 1954, and their remarkable 2002 World Cup campaign, where they reached the semi-finals under Guus Hiddink, remains a defining moment in Asian football history.
Our NewsNow feed brings you comprehensive coverage of the South Korea national team, from World Cup qualifiers to AFC Asian Cup matches and international friendlies. Whether you're following Son Heung-min's captaincy, tracking emerging talents, or staying updated on match results, our constantly updated feed ensures you never miss a moment of the Taegeuk Warriors' journey.