Tada is Japan! University Korea-Japan match unveils final list to play in Denso Cup...a clash on the 20th
Mar 12, 2025
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On the 12th, the Korea University Football Federation appointed Yongin University coach Park Joon-hong as the head coach to lead the 24th Denso Cup Korea-Japan University football regular match (hereinafter referred to as the Denso Cup) and announced the final list of 22 people to fly to Japan with coach Park. The Korea-Japan match will be held at 1 p.m. on the 20th at Todoroki Stadium in Kawasaki, Japan.
Coach Park said in the 61st Chungye University Football Federation match held in Tongyeong, Gyeongsangnam-do earlier this month that `The players who will play in the Denso Cup were mainly composed of the 3rd and 4th graders. As soon as the plan was announced, it was organized into a squad mainly for the third and fourth graders.
The striker was Lim Chan-hyup (Sun Gospel General Assembly) and Kim Jang-woo (Sungsil University). The 10 midfielders were filled with Kim Ha-min (Sunmoon University), Park Chan-i (Korea University), Park Hyung-bin (Inje University), Cho Min-seok (Gyeonggi University), Ahn Jun-kyu (Hongik University), Jang Si-heon (Aju University), Shin Jeong-hoon (Sangji University), Park Gun-hee (Yonsei University), Kim Yong-min (Ulsan University), and Lee Chan-ho (Gwangwoon University).
Kwon Byung-joon (Dankook University), Kim Je-yul (Jeonju University), Kim Jae-hyun (Dongmyeong University), Jeong Yeon-won (Yongin University), Choi Sun-woo (Kyung Hee University), Han Won-jae (Kyungkuk University), Shin Seob-yoon (Myungji University), and Jang Yeon-woo (Hannam University) will protect the goal.
Except for director Park's school, Yongin University (two students), one was selected from each school.
The team will hold 10 days of convocation training in Tongyeong, Gyeongsangnam-do, and Gimpo, Gyeonggi-do from the 8th to the 17th before leaving for the finals on the 18th.
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Coach Park went on to evaluate that `Japanese officials will not be easy for Korea to beat Japan in amateur soccer.' My pride was hurt. But you have to accept what you have to accept and learn what you have to learn"In Japan, even grit is said to be ahead of us, but I will emphasize that part more to the players."
The regular Korea-Japan college football tournament was launched in 1972. It was renamed the "Denso Cup" in 2004. In previous records, South Korea has a slight advantage with 19 wins, 8 draws and 16 losses, but after reorganizing into the Denso Cup, it is inferior with 8 wins, 2 draws and 10 losses.
◇Final roster for the 24th Denso Cup Korea-Japan University football regular match (22)
FW = Lim Chan-hyup (Pure Gospel General Assembly), Kim Jang-woo (Sungsil University)
MF = Kim Ha-min (Sunmoon University), Park Chan-i (Korea University), Park Hyung-bin (Inje University), Cho Min-seok (Gyeonggi University), Ahn Jun-gyu (Hongik University), Jang Si-heon (Aju University), Shin Jeong-hoon (Sangji University), Park Gun-hee (Yonsei University), Kim Yong-min (Ulsan University), Lee Chan-ho (Gwangwoon University)
DF=Kwon Byung-joon (Dankook University), Kim Je-yul (Jeonju University), Kim Jae-hyun (Dongmyeong University), Jeong Yeon-won (Yongin University), Choi Sun-woo (Kyung Hee University), Han Won-jae (Kyungkuk University), Shin Seob-yoon (Myeongji University), and Jang Yeon-woo (Hannam University)
GK = Hong Jin-hyuk (Yongin University), Park Daniel (Kalbin University)
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
