South Korea vs Colombia, 2025 Women's International Friendly

· Women's International Friendly
South Korea
    FT
    0 - 1
    Colombia
    • 26': Catalina Usme

    About

    South Korea are hosting Colombia at Namdong Asiad Rugby Stadium, Incheon, Korea Republic, starting on . The match is a part of the Women's International Friendly.

    Match Commentary

    • 0': Lineups are announced and players are warming up.
    • 0': First Half begins.
    • 17': Manuela Paví (Colombia) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
    • 26': Goal! Korea Republic 0, Colombia 1. Catalina Usme (Colombia) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal.
    • 45': Fourth official has announced 0 minutes of added time.
    • 45'+3': First Half ends, Korea Republic 0, Colombia 1.
    • 45': Second Half begins Korea Republic 0, Colombia 1.
    • 45': Substitution, Korea Republic. Kang Chae-Rim replaces Mun Eun-Ju.
    • 45': Substitution, Korea Republic. Lee Geum-Min replaces Kim Shin-Ji.
    • 53': Lee Geum-Min (Korea Republic) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
    • 63': Substitution, Korea Republic. Lee Eun-Young replaces Park Soo-Jeong.
    • 72': Substitution, Korea Republic. Casey Phair replaces Shin Na-Yeong.
    • 72': Substitution, Korea Republic. Kim Jin-Hee replaces Lim Seon-Joo.
    • 82': Substitution, Colombia. Sara Martínez replaces Mayra Ramírez.
    • 87': Substitution, Colombia. Wendy Bonilla replaces Linda Caicedo.
    • 90': Fourth official has announced 0 minutes of added time.
    • 90'+7': Second Half ends, Korea Republic 0, Colombia 1.
    • 0': Match ends, Korea Republic 0, Colombia 1.

    Game Information

    Competition: Women's International Friendly

    Venue: Namdong Asiad Rugby Stadium
    Location: Incheon, Korea Republic
    Attendance: 912

    Line-Ups

    KOR South Korea (4-2-3-1)

    No. Name
    21 Kim Min-Jung (GK)
    4 Na Yeong Shin
    6 Lim Seon-Joo
    5 Yoo-Jin Ko
    20 Kim Hye-Ri
    10 Ji So-Yun
    17 Lee Young-Ju
    8 Kim Shin-Ji
    9 Mun Eun-Ju
    16 Jang Sel-Gi
    23 Soo-Jeong Park
    South Korea Substitutes:
    Mi-Yeon Kim, Min-Young Jung, Choo Hyo-Joo, Choe Yu-Ri, Lee Min-Hwa, Da-Bin Jeong, Casey Phair, Lee Eun-Young, Kang Chae-Rim, Seo-Bin Woo, Ryu Ji-Soo, Noh Jin-Young, Yu-Gyeong Jeon, Kim Jin-Hee, Lee Geum-Min.

    COL Colombia (4-2-3-1)

    No. Name
    25 Katherine Tapia (GK)
    19 Yirleidis Quejada Minota
    2 Mary Álvarez
    3 Daniela Arias
    17 Carolina Arias
    18 Linda Caicedo
    23 Liced Serna
    11 Catalina Usme
    9 Mayra Ramírez
    13 Ilana Izquierdo
    7 Manuela Paví Yellow Card
    Colombia Substitutes:
    Natalia Giraldo, Maria Camila Reyes, Jorelyn Carabalí, Ángela Barón, Wendy Bonilla, Ana Guzman, Luisa Agudelo, Daniela Montoya, Sara Martínez, Gabriela Rodriguez.

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