21 August 2016
16 August 2016
Friendly : DPR Korea 1-0 Iraq , Dream start for Jørn Andersen
FOTO: TROND JOHANNESSEN / VG
Link to Norwegian newspaper :
http://www.vg.no/sport/fotball/internasjonal-fotball/droemmestart-for-andersens-nord-korea-det-gir-selvtillit/a/23767354/
Iraq friendlies for DPR Korea
DPR Korea will play two international friendlies against Iraq in Malaysia this month.
MATCH #1 : IRAQ vs DPR KOREA
MATCH #1 : IRAQ vs DPR KOREA
DATE : 16 AUGUST 2016, TUESDAY
VENUE: STADIUM UiTM, SHAH ALAM
KICKOFF: 1700 HRS
KICKOFF: 1700 HRS
MATCH #2 : DPR KOREA vs IRAQ
DATE : 21 AUGUST 2016, SUNDAY
VENUE: STADIUM TUANKU ABDUL RAHMAN, PAROI, N.SEMBILAN
KICKOFF: 2000 HRS
KICKOFF: 2000 HRS
The two two friendlies against Iraq will be not A international matches and not count in FIFA Ranking.
DPR Korea is also scheduled to play UAE in China on 24. August
22 May 2016
DPR KOREA LIFT THIRD AFC U-14 GIRLS' REGIONAL TITLE
Beijing: DPR Korea won the AFC U-14 Girls’ Regional Championship for the East zone for the third straight time after beating Japan 3-0 in Sunday’s final while Korea Republic finished third-place following their 4-2 victory over Chinese Taipei.
The North Koreans also won the MVP and Top Scorer accolades through prolific striker Won Hyang-son who scored a whopping 15 goals in her side’s five games throughout the campaign.
THE WINNERS
Champions: DPR Korea
Runners-Up: Japan
3rd Place: Korea Republic
Fair Play: Chinese Taipei
MVP: Won Hyang-son (DPR Korea No. 15)
Top Goal Scorer: Won Hyang-son (DPR Korea No. 15) - 15 Goals
Champions: DPR Korea
Runners-Up: Japan
3rd Place: Korea Republic
Fair Play: Chinese Taipei
MVP: Won Hyang-son (DPR Korea No. 15)
Top Goal Scorer: Won Hyang-son (DPR Korea No. 15) - 15 Goals
FINAL MATCH
Japan 0-3 DPR Korea
Scorers: Jo Yu-jong (8’), Won Hyang-son (43’), Ri Hak (51’),
Referee: Tian Jin (China PR)
Japan 0-3 DPR Korea
Scorers: Jo Yu-jong (8’), Won Hyang-son (43’), Ri Hak (51’),
Referee: Tian Jin (China PR)
12 May 2016
NORTH KOREA APPOINT EX-NORWAY STRIKER JORN ANDERSEN AS NEW NATIONAL COACH
Former Bundesliga top scorer Jorn Andersen is set to take over as head coach of the North Korean national soccer team, his family confirmed to Norwegian media on Wednesday.
Family members told Norway’s state broadcaster NRK that the 53-year-old had signed a one-year deal with the notoriously secretive state, whose team are already out of the running for the 2018 World Cup in Russia.
Since retiring as a player Andersen has managed in Switzerland, Germany and Greece. His last job in football was with Austria Salzburg, which he left in December 2015.
Andersen’s 18 goals for Eintracht Frankfurt made him the first foreigner to top the Bundesliga’s scoring charts in the 1989-1990 season. He also played for a number of other German and Swiss clubs.
He told NTB: “It seems strange, but in North Korea sport is political. Just as it is in other countries. It means a lot for them to win and make a good showing within the international arena.”
“They actually played pretty good football before. It has been up and down, but they have shown they are capable.”
11 May 2016
Norwegian coach Jørn Andersen new National Team coach for DPR Korea ?
Norwegian media reporting that Norwegian coach Jørn Andersen will be the new coach for DPR Korea.
Jørn Andersen been already two weeks in Pyongyang.
http://www.nrk.no/sport/jorn-andersen-er-nord-koreas-nye-landslagstrener-1.12938938
http://www.salzburg.com/nachrichten/oesterreich/sport/sn/artikel/nordkorea-heiss-auf-ex-violetten-195866/
Andersen been coach for Austrian club Austria Salzburg , German clubs Union Berlin and FSV Frankfurt.
Jørn Andersen been already two weeks in Pyongyang.
http://www.nrk.no/sport/jorn-andersen-er-nord-koreas-nye-landslagstrener-1.12938938
http://www.salzburg.com/nachrichten/oesterreich/sport/sn/artikel/nordkorea-heiss-auf-ex-violetten-195866/
Andersen been coach for Austrian club Austria Salzburg , German clubs Union Berlin and FSV Frankfurt.
07 April 2016
CAMBODIAN CLUB TO SIGN MORE NORTH KOREA INTERNATIONALS
Cambodian League outfit National Defense Ministry FC is set to sign two more North Korean internationals, a club official has confirmed.
The players’ name wasn’t revealed, however it is reported that one of them is a striker, and the other a defender.
The club official explained that the club wanted to sign them for the second stage of the domestic league, but due to North Korea’s strict regulations, it is likely that they will have to wait until next season.
National Defense Ministry FC are currently leading Cambodian League table thanks to superb form of their North Korean stars Choe Myong-ho and Kim Kyong-hon.
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