Nostalgia Kora: Korea President Park's Cup

Korea President Park's Cup

1971 (South Korea)
Tournament details
Dates 2–15 May 1971
Teams 8
Final positions
Champions  South Korea &
 Burma (shared) (1st title)
Third place  Indonesia
Fourth place  Malaysia
Tournament statistics
Matches played 17
Goals scored 64 (3.76 per match)
Group 1
 2- 5-1971 South Korea       1-0 Thailand
 3- 5-1971 Malaysia          3-1 Khmer
 5- 5-1971 Thailand          4-3 Khmer
 6- 5-1971 South Korea       5-1 Malaysia
 8- 5-1971 Malaysia          4-1 Thailand
 9- 5-1971 South Korea       2-0 Khmer
 1.SOUTH KOREA       3  3  0  0   8- 1  6
 2.MALAYSIA          3  2  0  1   8- 7  4
 3.Thailand          3  1  0  2   5- 8  2
 4.Khmer             3  0  0  3   4- 9  0

Group 2
  - 5-1971 Burma             3-1 Indonesia     
  - 5-1971 Burma             2-0 Hongkong
  - 5-1971 Burma             2-0 South Vietnam
  - 5-1971 Indonesia         2-1 Hongkong
  - 5-1971 Indonesia         9-1 South Vietnam
  - 5-1971 Hongkong          2-0 South Vietnam
 1.BURMA             3  3  0  0   7- 1  6
 2.INDONESIA         3  2  0  1  12- 5  4
 3.Hongkong          3  1  0  2   3- 4  2
 4.South Vietnam     3  0  0  3   1-13  0

Semifinals
11- 5-1971 South Korea       3-0 Indonesia
11- 5-1971 Burma             6-1 Malaysia

Third Place Match
13- 5-1971 Indonesia         4-2 Malaysia

Final
13- 5-1971 South Korea       0-0 Burma
15- 5-1971 South Korea       0-0 Burma   [trophy shared]--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1972 (South Korea)
Tournament details
Dates 20–30 September 1972
Teams 8
Final positions
Champions  Burma (2nd title)
Runners-up  Indonesia
Third place  South Korea
Fourth place  Malaysia
Tournament statistics
Matches played 18
Goals scored 55 (3.06 per match)
Group 1
20- 9-1972 South Korea       3-0 Thailand
20- 9-1972 Malaysia          1-0 Khmer
22- 9-1972 South Korea       3-1 Khmer
22- 9-1972 Malaysia          1-1 Thailand
24- 9-1972 Thailand          0-0 Khmer
24- 9-1972 South Korea       2-0 Malaysia
 1.SOUTH KOREA       3  3  0  0   8- 1  6
 2.MALAYSIA          3  1  1  1   2- 3  3
 3.Thailand          3  0  2  1   1- 4  2
 4.Khmer             3  0  1  2   1- 4  1

Group 2
  - 9-1972 Indonesia         1-1 Burma
  - 9-1972 Indonesia         2-1 Singapore
  - 9-1972 Indonesia        12-0 Philippines
  - 9-1972 Burma             1-0 Singapore
  - 9-1972 Burma             4-0 Philippines
  - 9-1972 Singapore         5-0 Philippines
 1.INDONESIA         3  2  1  0  15- 2  5
 2.BURMA             3  2  1  0   6- 1  5
 3.Singapore         3  1  0  2   6- 3  2
 4.Philippines       3  0  0  3   0-21  0

Seventh Place Match
  - 9-1972 Khmer             1-0 Philippines

Fifth Place Match
  - 9-1972 Thailand          4-1 Singapore

Semifinals
27- 9-1972 South Korea       0-1 Burma
28- 9-1972 Indonesia         3-1 Malaysia

Third Place Match
30- 9-1972 South Korea       1-0 Malaysia      

Final
  -  -1972 Burma             3-1 Indonesia     
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1974 (South Korea)
Tournament details
Dates 11–20 May 1974
Teams 7
Final positions
Champions  South Korea (2nd title)
Runners-up  PSMS Medan
Third place  Burma
Fourth place  Khmer
Tournament statistics
Matches played 13
Goals scored 41 (3.15 per match)
Group 1
11- 5-1974 South Korea       3-0 Japan (B)
  - 5-1974 Khmer             1-1 Malaysia (B)
13- 5-1974 South Korea       0-1 Khmer
  - 5-1974 Japan (B)         2-2 Malaysia (B)
15- 5-1974 South Korea       4-0 Malaysia (B)
  - 5-1974 Khmer             1-1 Japan (B)
 1.SOUTH KOREA        3  2  0  1   7- 1  4
 2.KHMER              3  1  2  0   3- 2  4
 3.Japan (B)          3  0  2  1   3- 6  2
 4.Malaysia (B)       3  0  2  1   3- 7  2

Group 2
  - 5-1974 Medan             2-1 Burma
  - 5-1974 Medan             0-0 Thailand
  - 5-1974 Burma             2-1 Thailand
 1.MEDAN (Indonesia)  2  1  1  0   2- 1  3
 2.BURMA              2  1  0  1   3- 3  2
 3.Thailand           2  0  1  1   1- 2  1

Semifinals
18- 5-1974 South Korea       3-0 Burma
  - 5-1974 Medan             1-1 Khmer          [3-2 pen]

Third Place Match
  - 5-1974 Burma             6-0 Khmer

Final
20- 5-1974 South Korea       7-1 Medan
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1975 (South Korea)
Tournament details
Dates 10–22 May 1975
Teams 8
Final positions
Champions  South Korea (3rd title)
Runners-up  Burma
Third place  Homa F.C.
Fourth place  Japan B
Tournament statistics
Matches played 20
Goals scored 48 (2.4 per match)
Preliminary Group Allocation Matches
10- 5-1975 South Korea       0-1 Homa (Tehran)
10- 5-1975 Burma             0-0 Japan (B)
11- 5-1975 Thailand          5-0 Indonesia (B)
11- 5-1975 Malaysia (B)      1-3 Lebanon

Group A
13- 5-1975 Thailand          3-3 Malaysia (B)
13- 5-1975 Burma             1-1 Homa (Tehran)
15- 5-1975 Burma             4-1 Thailand
15- 5-1975 Malaysia (B)      0-3 Homa (Tehran)
17- 5-1975 Burma             2-0 Malaysia (B)
17- 5-1975 Thailand          1-1 Homa (Tehran)
 1.BURMA             3  2  1  0   7- 2  5
 2.HOMA (TEHRAN)     3  1  2  0   5- 2  4
 3.Thailand          3  0  2  1   5- 8  2
 4.Malaysia (B)      3  0  1  2   3- 8  1

Group B
14- 5-1975 South Korea       1-0 Japan (B)
14- 5-1975 Lebanon           4-0 Indonesia (B)
16- 5-1975 South Korea       1-0 Lebanon
16- 5-1975 Japan (B)         1-1 Indonesia (B)
18- 5-1975 South Korea       3-0 Indonesia (B)
18- 5-1975 Japan (B)         1-0 Lebanon
 1.SOUTH KOREA       3  3  0  0   5- 0  6
 2.JAPAN (B)         3  1  1  1   2- 2  3
 3.Lebanon           3  1  0  2   4- 2  2
 4.Indonesia (B)     3  0  1  2   1- 8  1

Semifinals
20- 5-1975 Burma             1-0 Japan (B)
20- 5-1975 South Korea       1-0 Homa (Tehran)

Third Place Match
22- 5-1975 Homa (Tehran)     3-0 Japan (B)

Final
22- 5-1975 South Korea       1-0 Burma
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1976 (South Korea)
Tournament details
Dates 11–25 May 1976
Teams 10
Final positions
Champions  South Korea (4th) &
 São Paulo U-21 (1st)
(shared)
Third place  Korea Republic B
Fourth place  New Zealand
Tournament statistics
Matches played 24
Goals scored 65 (2.71 per match)
Group 1
11- 9-1976 South Korea       4-4 Malaysia
13- 9-1976 South Korea       4-0 India
13- 9-1976 Malaysia          4-1 Singapore
15- 9-1976 Singapore         2-1 India
15- 9-1976 São Paulo (U-21)  2-0 Malaysia
17- 9-1976 South Korea       7-0 Singapore
17- 9-1976 São Paulo (U-21)  2-0 India
19- 9-1976 São Paulo (U-21)  1-1 South Korea
19- 9-1976 Malaysia          4-0 India
21- 9-1976 São Paulo (U-21)  4-0 Singapore
 1.SÃO PAULO (U-21)  4  3  1  0   9- 1  7
 2.SOUTH KOREA       4  2  2  0  16- 5  6
 3.Malaysia          4  2  1  1  12- 7  5
 4.Singapore         4  1  0  3   3-16  2
 5.India             4  0  0  4   1-12  0

Group 2
12- 9-1976 South Korea (B)   2-0 Warna Agung
12- 9-1976 New Zealand       2-0 Burma
14- 9-1976 Burma             2-0 Warna Agung
14- 9-1976 South Korea (B)   1-1 Thailand
16- 9-1976 New Zealand       0-0 Warna Agung
16- 9-1976 Burma             2-0 Thailand
18- 9-1976 New Zealand       3-1 Thailand
18- 9-1976 South Korea (B)   1-0 Burma
20- 9-1976 Thailand          1-1 Warna Agung
21- 9-1976 New Zealand       1-0 South Korea (B)
 1.NEW ZEALAND       4  3  1  0   6- 1  7
 2.SOUTH KOREA (B)   4  2  1  1   4- 2  5
 3.Burma             4  2  0  2   4- 3  4
 4.Thailand          4  0  2  2   3- 7  2
 5.Warna Agung       4  0  2  2   1- 5  2

Semifinals
23- 9-1976 New Zealand       0-2 South Korea
23- 9-1976 São Paulo (U-21)  3-0 South Korea (B)

Third Place Match
25- 9-1976 South Korea (B)   1-0 New Zealand

Final
25- 9-1976 São Paulo (U-21)  0-0 South Korea
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1977 (South Korea)
Tournament details
Dates 3–15 September 1977
Teams 9
Final positions
Champions  São Paulo U-21 (2nd title)
Runners-up  South Korea
Third place  Malaysia
 Thailand
Tournament statistics
Matches played 18
Goals scored 72 (4 per match)
Group 1
 3- 9-1977 South Korea       5-1 Thailand
 5- 9-1977 South Korea       3-0 India
 7- 9-1977 South Korea       4-1 Racing Club
11- 9-1977 South Korea       6-1 Middlesex Wands
  - 9-1977 Thailand          5-3 Racing Club
  - 9-1977 Thailand          2-1 Middlesex Wands
  - 9-1977 Thailand          4-0 India
  - 9-1977 Racing Club       2-1 Middlesex Wands
  - 9-1977 Racing Club       2-4 India
  - 9-1977 Middlesex Wands   1-0 India
 1.SOUTH KOREA           4  4  0  0  18- 3  8
 2.THAILAND              4  3  0  1  12- 9  6
 3.Racing Club (Lebanon) 4  1  0  3   8-14  2
 4.Middlesex Wands (ENG) 4  1  0  3   4-10  2
 5.India                 4  1  0  3   4-10  2

Group 2
 8- 9-1977 Malaysia          3-1 Bahrain
  - 9-1977 São Paulo (U-21)  3-1 Malaysia
  - 9-1977 São Paulo (U-21)  1-1 South Korea (B)
  - 9-1977 São Paulo (U-21)  4-0 Bahrain
  - 9-1977 Malaysia          1-1 South Korea (B)
  - 9-1977 South Korea (B)   1-1 Bahrain
 1.SÃO PAULO (U-21)      3  2  1  0   8- 2  5
 2.MALAYSIA              3  1  1  1   5- 5  3
 3.South Korea (B)       3  0  3  0   3- 3  3
 4.Bahrain               3  0  1  2   2- 8  1

Semifinals
13- 9-1977 São Paulo (U-21)  4-0 Thailand
13- 9-1977 South Korea       3-0 Malaysia

Third Place Match
15- 9-1977 Malaysia          1-1 Thailand

Final
15- 9-1977 São Paulo (U-21)  1-0 South Korea
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1978 (South Korea)
Tournament details
Dates 9–21 September 1978
Teams 15
Final positions
Champions  South Korea (5th title)
Runners-up  Washington Diplomats
Third place  Korea Republic B
Fourth place  FAR Rabat
Tournament statistics
Matches played 29
Goals scored 104 (3.59 per match)
Group 1
 9- 9-1978 South Korea       3-2 Washington Diplomats
 9- 9-1978 Malaysia          2-1 Bahrain
11- 9-1978 South Korea       2-2 Malaysia
11- 9-1978 Bahrain           2-3 Washington Diplomats
13- 9-1978 South Korea       3-1 Bahrain
13- 9-1978 Malaysia          0-2 Washington Diplomats
 1.SOUTH KOREA         3  2  1  0   8- 5  5
 2.WASHINGTON DIPL.    3  2  0  1   7- 5  4
 3.Malaysia            3  1  1  1   4- 5  3
 4.Bahrain             3  0  0  3   4- 8  0

Group 2
 9- 9-1978 Paas              2-0 FAR Rabat
11- 9-1978 Paas              2-1 New Zealand
13- 9-1978 FAR Rabat         3-0 New Zealand
15- 9-1978 New Zealand       3-0 Eintracht Frankfurt
  - 9-1978 Paas              3-1 Eintracht Frankfurt
  - 9-1978 FAR Rabat         1-1 Eintracht Frankfurt
 1.PAAS (Tehran)       3  3  0  0   7- 2  6
 2.FAR Rabat           3  1  1  1   4- 3  3
 3.New Zealand         3  1  0  2   4- 5  2
 4.Eintr.Frankfurt     3  0  1  2   2- 7  1

Group 3
  - 9-1978 Mexico XI         2-0 USA Olympic XI
  - 9-1978 Mexico XI         7-1 Lebanon
  - 9-1978 USA Olympic XI    6-1 Lebanon
 1.MEXICO XI           2  2  0  0   9- 1  4
 2.USA OLYMPIC XI      2  1  0  1   6- 3  2
 3.Lebanon             2  0  0  2   2-13  0

Group 4
  - 9-1978 São Paulo U-21    4-0 Chungmu
  - 9-1978 São Paulo U-21    2-0 Thailand
  - 9-1978 São Paulo U-21    3-0 Indonesia
  - 9-1978 Chungmu           4-2 Thailand
  - 9-1978 Chungmu           1-1 Indonesia
  - 9-1978 Thailand          2-0 Indonesia
 1.SÃO PAULO U-21      3  3  0  0   9- 0  6
 2.CHUNGMU (S.KOREA B) 3  1  1  1   5- 7  3
 3.Thailand            3  1  0  2   4- 6  2
 4.Indonesia           3  0  1  2   1- 6  1

Quarterfinals
16- 9-1978 South Korea       4-1 USA Olympic XI
  - 9-1978 Paas              1-2 Chungmu
  - 9-1978 São Paulo U-21    0-1 FAR Rabat
  - 9-1978 Mexico XI         0-3 Washington Diplomats

Semifinals
19- 9-1978 South Korea       1-0 Chungmu 
19- 9-1978 FAR Rabat         1-3 Washington Diplomats

Third Place Match
  - 9-1978 Chungmu           2-1 FAR Rabat

Final
21- 9-1978 South Korea       6-2 Washington Diplomats
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1979 (South Korea)
Tournament details
Dates 8–21 September 1979
Teams 10
Final positions
Champions  Vitória FC (1st title)
Runners-up  South Korea
Third place  Bahrain
Fourth place  Korea Republic B
Tournament statistics
Matches played 24
Goals scored 91 (3.79 per match)
Group 1
 8- 9-1979 South Korea       8-0 Sudan
12- 9-1979 South Korea       6-0 Sri Lanka
14- 9-1979 South Korea       5-1 Bahrain
16- 9-1979 South Korea       9-0 Bangladesh
  - 9-1979 Bahrain           1-0 Sudan
  - 9-1979 Bahrain           2-0 Bangladesh
  - 9-1979 Bahrain           1-0 Sri Lanka        [0-2?]
  - 9-1979 Sudan             4-1 Bangladesh
  - 9-1979 Sudan             1-0 Sri Lanka
  - 9-1979 Bangladesh        3-1 Sri Lanka         
 1.SOUTH KOREA         4  4  0  0  28- 1  8
 2.BAHRAIN             4  3  0  1   5- 5  6
 3.Sudan               4  2  0  2   5-10  4
 4.Bangladesh          4  1  0  3   4-16  2
 5.Sri Lanka           4  0  0  4   1-11  0

Group 2
11- 9-1979 Thailand          1-1 Malaysia B
13- 9-1979 Chungmu           4-0 Malaysia B
17- 9-1979 Malaysia B        3-2 Indonesia
  - 9-1979 Vitória FC        2-1 Chungmu
  - 9-1979 Vitória FC        6-0 Thailand
  - 9-1979 Vitória FC        5-0 Malaysia B
  - 9-1979 Vitória FC        3-1 Indonesia
  - 9-1979 Chungmu           1-0 Thailand
  - 9-1979 Chungmu           2-0 Indonesia
  - 9-1979 Thailand          2-1 Indonesia        [2-0?]
 1.VITÓRIA FC          4  4  0  0  16- 2  8
 2.CHUNGMU (S.Korea B) 4  3  0  1   8- 2  6
 3.Thailand            4  1  1  2   3- 9  3
 4.Malaysia B          4  1  1  2   4-12  3
 5.Indonesia           4  0  0  4   4-10  0

Semifinals
19- 9-1979 South Korea       4-1 Chungmu
  - 9-1979 Vitória FC        2-2 Bahrain           [São Paulo U-21 on pen]

Third Place Match
  - 9-1979 Bahrain           1-0 Chungmu

Final
21- 9-1979 Vitória FC        2-1 South Korea 
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1980 (South Korea)
Tournament details
Dates 23 August – 2 September 1980
Teams 6
Final positions
Champions  South Korea (6th title)
Runners-up  Indonesia
23- 8-1980 South Korea       2-0 Malaysia
23- 8-1980 Indonesia         2-1 Thailand
23- 8-1980 Chungmu           1-0 Bahrain
25- 8-1980 Malaysia          1-1 Bahrain
25- 8-1980 South Korea       3-0 Indonesia
25- 8-1980 Chungmu           1-1 Thailand
27- 8-1980 South Korea       4-0 Thailand
27- 8-1980 Chungmu           1-0 Malaysia
27- 8-1980 Indonesia         3-2 Bahrain
29- 8-1980 South Korea       5-0 Bahrain
29- 8-1980 Thailand          4-1 Malaysia
29- 8-1980 Indonesia         1-1 Chungmu
31- 8-1980 South Korea       3-0 Chungmu
31- 8-1980 Indonesia         1-1 Malaysia
31- 8-1980 Thailand          1-0 Bahrain
 1.SOUTH KOREA         5  5  0  0  17- 0 10
 2.INDONESIA           5  2  2  1   7- 8  6
 3.Chungmu (S.Korea B) 5  2  2  1   4- 5  6
 4.Thailand            5  2  1  2   7- 8  5
 5.Malaysia            5  0  2  3   3- 9  2
 6.Bahrain             5  0  1  4   3-11  1

Final
 2- 9-1980 South Korea       2-0 Indonesia
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1981 (South Korea)
Tournament details
Dates 13–26 June 1981
Teams 12
Final positions
Champions  South Korea (7th) &
 Racing Córdoba (1st) (shared)
Third place  Vitória FC
Fourth place  Danubio FC
Group A
13- 6-1981 1.FC Saarbrücken  1-0 Japan
13- 6-1981 South Korea       1-1 Chateauroux
13- 6-1981 Racing (Córdoba)  6-0 Malaysia
15- 6-1981 Racing (Córdoba)  1-0 Japan
15- 6-1981 South Korea       4-1 1.FC Saarbrücken
15- 6-1981 Malaysia          2-0 Chateauroux
17- 6-1981 Chateauroux       0-2 Japan
17- 6-1981 South Korea       2-0 Malaysia
17- 6-1981 Racing (Córdoba)  3-0 1.FC Saarbrücken
19- 6-1981 Malaysia          0-2 Japan
19- 6-1981 Racing (Córdoba)  1-1 South Korea
19- 6-1981 1.FC Saarbrücken  3-1 Chateauroux
21- 6-1981 South Korea       2-0 Japan
21- 6-1981 1.FC Saarbrücken  2-1 Malaysia
21- 6-1981 Racing (Córdoba)  4-3 Chateauroux
 1.RACING (CÓRDOBA)  5  4  1  0  15- 4  9
 2.SOUTH KOREA       5  3  2  0  10- 3  8
 3.1.FC Saarbrücken  5  3  0  2   7- 9  6
 4.Japan             5  2  0  3   4- 4  4
 5.Malaysia          5  1  0  4   3-12  2
 6.Chateauroux       5  0  1  4   5-12  1

Group B
14- 6-1981 Danubio FC        3-2 Thailand
14- 6-1981 Vitoria           4-0 Indonesia
14- 6-1981 Liechtenstein     1-1 Malta
16- 6-1981 Danubio FC        3-1 Indonesia
16- 6-1981 Liechtenstein     0-2 Thailand
16- 6-1981 Vitoria           0-0 Malta
18- 6-1981 Vitoria           1-0 Thailand
18- 6-1981 Malta             1-0 Indonesia
18- 6-1981 Danubio FC        1-0 Liechtenstein
20- 6-1981 Indonesia         1-3 Thailand (HT 0-2)
20- 6-1981 Vitoria           2-0 Liechtenstein
20- 6-1981 Danubio FC        1-0 Malta
22- 6-1981 Liechtenstein     3-2 Indonesia
22- 6-1981 Malta             2-0 Thailand
22- 6-1981 Danubio FC        1-1 Vitoria
 1.Danubio FC (URU)  5  4  1  0   9- 4  9
 2.Vitoria (BRA)     5  3  2  0   8- 1  8
 3.Malta             5  2  2  1   4- 2  6
 4.Thailand          5  2  0  3   7- 7  4
 5.Liechtenstein     5  1  1  3   4- 8  3
 6.Indonesia         5  0  0  5   4-14  0

Semifinals
24- 6-1981 Danubio FC        0-2 South Korea
24- 6-1981 Racing (Córdoba)  2-0 Vitoria

Third Place Match
26- 6-1981 Vitoria           1-0 Danubio FC

Final
26- 6-1981 Racing (Córdoba)  2-2 South Korea  [trophy shared]
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1982 (South Korea)
Tournament details
Dates 5–18 June 1982
Teams 10
Final positions
Champions  South Korea (8th) &
 Operário FC (1st) (shared)
Third place  PSV Eindhoven
Fourth place  Hallelujah FC
Tournament statistics
Top scorer(s)  René van de Kerkhof (PSV Eindhoven) (7 goals)
Group 1
 5- 6-1982 PSV Eindhoven       2-0 South Korea            [Seoul]
 5- 6-1982 Indonesia "Garuda"  1-0 India                  [Seoul]
 7- 6-1982 South Korea         3-0 Indonesia "Garuda"     [Daegu]
 7- 6-1982 PSV Eindhoven       8-1 Bahrain                [Daegu]
 9- 6-1982 Indonesia "Garuda"  1-1 Bahrain                [Busan]
 9- 6-1982 South Korea         1-0 India                  [Busan]
11- 6-1982 South Korea         3-0 Bahrain                [Gwangju]
11- 6-1982 PSV Eindhoven       1-1 India                  [Gwangju]
13- 6-1982 PSV Eindhoven       4-0 Indonesia "Garuda"     [Incheon]
13- 6-1982 India               0-0 Bahrain                [Incheon]
 1.PSV EINDHOVEN         4  3  1  0  15- 2  7  [Netherlands]
 2.SOUTH KOREA           4  3  0  1   7- 2  6  [national team]
 3.Indonesia "Garuda"    4  1  1  2   2- 8  3  [national B team]
 4.India                 4  0  2  2   1- 3  2  [national team]
 5.Bahrain               4  0  2  2   2-12  2  [national team]

Group 2
 6- 6-1982 Malaysia            2-1 Bayer Leverkusen       [Seoul]
 6- 6-1982 Hallelujah          3-3 Operário FC            [Seoul]
 8- 6-1982 Operário FC         1-0 Thailand               [Daegu]
 8- 6-1982 Hallelujah          1-0 Malaysia               [Daegu]
10- 6-1982 Thailand            1-1 Malaysia               [Busan]
10- 6-1982 Hallelujah          4-0 Bayer Leverkusen       [Busan]
12- 6-1982 Hallelujah          2-1 Thailand               [Cheongju]
12- 6-1982 Operário FC         2-0 Bayer Leverkusen       [Cheongju]
14- 6-1982 Operário FC         3-1 Malaysia               [Incheon]
14- 6-1982 Thailand            1-0 Bayer Leverkusen       [Incheon]
 1.HALLELUJAH            4  3  1  0  10- 4  7  [South Korea]
 2.OPERÁRIO FC           4  3  1  0   9- 4  7  [Brazil]
 3.Thailand              4  1  1  2   3- 4  3  [national team]
 4.Malaysia              4  1  1  2   4- 6  3  [national team]
 5.Bayer Leverkusen      4  0  0  4   1- 9  0  [West Germany]

Semifinals
16- 6-1982 South Korea         2-1 Hallelujah             [Seoul]
16- 6-1982 Operário FC         4-3 PSV Eindhoven          [Seoul]

Third Place Match
18- 6-1982 PSV Eindhoven       5-0 Hallelujah             [Seoul]

Final
18- 6-1982 South Korea         0-0 Operário FC    [AET]   [Seoul]
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1983 (South Korea)
Tournament details
Dates 4–17 June 1983
Teams 11
Final positions
Champions  PSV Eindhoven (1st title)
Runners-up  South Korea
Third place  Ghana
Fourth place  USA Olympic
Tournament statistics
Top scorer(s)  Jurrie Koolhof
(6 goals, PSV Eindhoven)
Group 1
 4- 6-1983 South Korea       3-1 Genoa
 4- 6-1983 USA Olympic       2-2 Indonesia
 4- 6-1983 Thailand          0-0 Nigeria 
 6- 6-1983 South Korea       4-0 Thailand
 6- 6-1983 Genoa             3-0 Indonesia
 6- 6-1983 USA Olympic       1-1 Nigeria 
 8- 6-1983 USA Olympic       3-0 Genoa
 8- 6-1983 Thailand          3-0 Indonesia
 8- 6-1983 South Korea       1-0 Nigeria 
10- 6-1983 Nigeria           2-1 Indonesia
10- 6-1983 Genoa             3-2 Thailand
10- 6-1983 South Korea       2-0 USA Olympic
12- 6-1983 South Korea       3-0 Indonesia
12- 6-1983 USA Olympic       3-2 Thailand
12- 6-1983 Genoa             2-2 Nigeria
 1.SOUTH KOREA          5  5  0  0  13- 1 10 
 2.USA OLYMPIC          5  2  2  1   9- 7  6
 3.Nigeria              5  1  3  1   5- 5  5
 4.Genoa (Italy)        5  2  1  2   9-10  5
 5.Thailand             5  1  1  3   7-10  3
 6.Indonesia            5  0  1  4   3-11  1

Group 2
 5- 6-1983 Yukong            2-0 New Zealand
 5- 6-1983 PSV Eindhoven     1-0 Ghana
 7- 6-1983 Ghana             0-2 New Zealand
 7- 6-1983 PSV Eindhoven     4-0 Sudan
 9- 6-1983 New Zealand       1-1 Sudan
 9- 6-1983 Ghana             3-1 Yukong
11- 6-1983 PSV Eindhoven     3-0 New Zealand
11- 6-1983 Yukong            0-0 Sudan
13- 6-1983 Ghana             3-1 Sudan
13- 6-1983 PSV Eindhoven     3-1 Yukong
 1.PSV EINDHOVEN(Neth.) 4  4  0  0  11- 1  8
 2.GHANA                4  2  0  2   6- 5  4
 3.Yukong (South Korea) 4  1  1  2   4- 6  3
 4.New Zealand          4  1  1  2   3- 6  3
 5.Sudan                4  0  2  2   2- 8  2

Semifinals
15- 6-1983 South Korea       1-0 Ghana
15- 6-1983 PSV Eindhoven     2-1 USA Olympic

Third Place Match
17- 6-1983 Ghana             5-0 USA Olympic

Final
17- 6-1983 PSV Eindhoven     3-2 South Korea
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1984 (South Korea)
Tournament details
Dates 30 May – 8 June 1984
Teams 8
Final positions
Champions  Bangu AC (1st title)
Runners-up  Hallelujah FC
Third place  South Korea
Fourth place  Bayer Leverkusen
Tournament statistics
Matches played 16
Goals scored 40 (2.5 per match)
Group 1
30- 5-1984 South Korea       3-2 Bayer Leverkusen
30- 5-1984 Club Alianza Lima 0-0 Guatemala
 1- 6-1984 South Korea       2-2 Club Alianza Lima
 1- 6-1984 Bayer Leverkusen  2-0 Guatemala
 3- 6-1984 South Korea       0-0 Guatemala
 3- 6-1984 Bayer Leverkusen  1-1 Club Alianza Lima
 1.SOUTH KOREA       3  1  2  0   5- 4  4
 2.BAYER LEVERKUSEN  3  1  1  1   5- 4  3  [Germany]
 3.Club Alianza Lima 3  0  3  0   3- 3  3  [Peru]
 4.Guatemala         3  0  2  1   0- 2  2

Group 2
 1- 6-1984 Bangu             4-0 Thailand
             [Perivaldo (3), Paulinho Criciúma]
  -  -1984 Hallelujah        1-1 Cercle Brugge
 2- 6-1984 Bangu             0-0 Hallelujah
  -  -1984 Cercle Brugge     1-1 Thailand
 4- 6-1984 Bangu             4-0 Cercle Brugge
             [Paulinho Criciúma (2), Perivaldo, Polozzi]
  -  -1984 Hallejujah        2-0 Thailand
 1.BANGU             3  2  1  0   8- 0  5  [Rio de Janeiro]
 2.HALLELUJAH        3  1  2  0   3- 1  4  [South Korea]
 3.Cercle Brugge     3  0  2  1   2- 6  2  [Belgium]
 4.Thailand          3  0  1  2   1- 7  1

Semifinals
 7- 6-1984 Bangu             1-1 Bayer Leverkusen       [4-2 pen]
 7- 6-1984 South Korea       1-2 Hallelujah

Third Place Match
 9- 6-1984 South Korea       2-1 Bayer Leverkusen

Final
 9- 6-1984 Bangu             2-1 Hallelujah
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1985 (South Korea)
Tournament details
Dates 1–17 June 1985
Teams 12
Final positions
Champions  South Korea (9th title)
Runners-up  Korea Republic Olympic
Third place  Bangu AC
Fourth place  Iraq
Group A
 1- 6 Seoul     South Korea Y.    4-2 Bahrain
 3- 6 Seoul     Bahrain           3-1 Malaysia
 5- 6 Daejeon   South Korea Y.    6-0 Malaysia
 1.SOUTH KOREA YOUTH 2  2  0  0  10- 2  4
 2.BAHRAIN           2  1  0  1   5- 5  2
 3.Malaysia          2  0  0  2   1- 9  0

Group B
 1- 6 Seoul      Bangu AC          3-2 Lierse SK
 3- 6 Seoul      Iraq              5-3 Lierse SK
 5- 6 Daejeon    Iraq              2-2 Bangu AC
 1.IRAQ              2  1  1  0   7- 5  3
 2.BANGU AC          2  1  1  0   5- 4  3  [Rio de Janeiro]
 3.Lierse SK         2  0  0  2   5- 8  0

Group C
 2- 6 Seoul      Huracán           1-0 Thailand
 4- 6 Seoul      South Korea A     1-1 Huracán
 6- 6 Daejeon    South Korea A     3-2 Thailand
 1.SOUTH KOREA A     2  1  1  0   4- 3  3
 2.HURACÁN           2  1  1  0   2- 1  3  [Buenos Aires]
 3.Thailand          2  0  0  2   2- 4  0

Group D
 2- 6 Seoul      Canada            2-1 Ghana
 4- 6 Seoul      Central Español   0-0 Canada
 6- 6 Daejeon    Central Español   3-1 Ghana
 1.CENTRAL ESPAÑOL   2  1  1  0   3- 1  3  [Montevideo]
 2.CANADA            2  1  1  0   2- 1  3
 3.Ghana             2  0  0  2   2- 5  0

Second Stage
Group A
 8- 6 Gwangju    South Korea A     3-0 Bahrain
 8- 6 Gwangju    Bangu             0-0 Central Español
10- 6 Daegu      Bangu             3-0 Bahrain
10- 6 Daegu      South Korea A     2-1 Central Español
12- 6            Central Español   1-1 Bahrain
12- 6 Seoul      South Korea A     1-1 Bangu
 1.SOUTH KOREA A     3  2  1  0   6- 2  5
 2.BANGU AC          3  1  2  0   4- 1  4
 3.Central Español   3  0  2  1   2- 3  2
 4.Bahrain           3  0  1  2   1- 7  1

Group B
 9- 6 Gwangju    Iraq              6-1 Canada
 9- 6            South Korea Y.    4-1 Huracán
11- 6            Iraq              5-2 Huracán
11- 6 Daegu      South Korea Y.    1-0 Canada
13- 6 Seoul      Canada            2-1 Huracán
13- 6 Seoul      South Korea Y.    1-0 Iraq
 1.SOUTH KOREA YOUTH 3  3  0  0   6- 1  6
 2.IRAQ              3  2  0  1  11- 4  4
 3.Canada            3  1  0  2   3- 8  2
 4.Huracán           3  0  0  3   4-11  0

Semifinals
15- 6 Seoul      South Korea A     2-0 Iraq
15- 6 Seoul      South Korea Y.    1-1 Bangu AC   [4-2 pen]

Third Place Match
17- 6 Seoul      Bangu AC          1-1 Iraq       [4-3 pen]

Final
17- 6 Seoul      South Korea A     1-0 South Korea Youth
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1987 (South Korea)
Tournament details
Dates 8–21 June 1987
Teams 12
Final positions
Champions  South Korea (10th title)
Runners-up  Australia
Tournament statistics
Top scorer(s)  Frank Farina (4 goals)
Group A
 8- 6-1987 Seoul     South Korea       1-0 Hungary XI
 8- 6-1987 Seoul     Egypt             3-1 USA
 8- 6-1987 Seoul     CD Español        1-0 Thailand    
10- 6-1987 Masan     South Korea       0-0 Egypt         [*]
10- 6-1987 Masan     CD Español        2-2 USA              
10- 6-1987 Masan     Hungary XI        0-0 Thailand
12- 6-1987 Busan     South Korea       1-0 USA           [**]
12- 6-1987 Busan     Egypt             1-1 Thailand
12- 6-1987 Busan     Hungary XI        1-1 CD Español  
14- 6-1987 Daejeon   South Korea       4-2 Thailand
14- 6-1987 Daejeon   Hungary XI        3-2 USA              
14- 6-1987 Daejeon   Egypt             3-2 CD Español  
16- 6-1987 Cheongju  South Korea       3-0 CD Español  
16- 6-1987 Cheongju  USA               1-0 Thailand
16- 6-1987 Cheongju  Egypt             2-1 Hungary XI
 1.SOUTH KOREA       5  4  1  0   9- 2  9
 2.EGYPT             5  3  2  0   9- 5  8
 3.Hungary XI        5  1  2  2   5- 6  4  [Club All-Stars]
 4.CD Español (Arg.) 5  1  2  2   6- 9  4  [Buenos Aires]
 5.USA               5  1  1  3   6- 9  3
 6.Thailand          5  0  2  3   3- 7  2

Group B
 9- 6-1987 Gangneung Australia         1-0 Morocco
 9- 6-1987 Gangneung Hwarang           4-0 Fortuna Sittard
 9- 6-1987 Gangneung Chile B           1-0 Shamrock Rovers
11- 6-1987 Gyeongju  Australia         2-0 Chile B
11- 6-1987 Gyeongju  Hwarang           1-0 Morocco           
11- 6-1987 Gyeongju  Fortuna Sittard   0-0 Shamrock Rovers
13- 6-1987 Daegu     Australia         1-0 Shamrock Rovers
13- 6-1987 Daegu     Hwarang           0-0 Chile B
13- 6-1987 Daegu     Fortuna Sittard   3-2 Morocco     
15- 6-1987 Suwon     Australia         5-0 Hwarang
15- 6-1987 Suwon     Fortuna Sittard   1-1 Chile B
15- 6-1987 Suwon     Morocco           1-0 Shamrock Rovers
17- 6-1987 Incheon   Australia         1-1 Fortuna Sittard
17- 6-1987 Incheon   Hwarang           1-0 Shamrock Rovers
17- 6-1987 Incheon   Morocco           3-1 Chile B
 1.AUSTRALIA         5  4  1  0  10- 1  9
 2.HWARANG           5  3  1  1   6- 5  7  [South Korea B]
 3.Fortuna Sittard   5  1  3  1   5- 8  5  [Netherlands]
 4.Morocco           5  2  0  3   6- 6  4
 5.Chile B           5  1  2  2   3- 6  4
 6.Shamrock Rovers   5  0  1  4   0- 4  1  [Ireland]

Semifinals
19- 6-1987 Seoul     South Korea       3-1 Hwarang
19- 6-1987 Seoul     Australia         0-0 Egypt                  [4-3 pen]

Final
21- 6-1987 Seoul     South Korea       1-1 Australia              [AET, 5-4 pen]
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1988 (South Korea)
Tournament details
Dates 16–28 June 1988
Teams 16
Final positions
Champions  Czechoslovakia XI (1st title)
Runners-up  Soviet Union XI
Group A
16- 6-1988 South Korea       5-1 Italy Serie C U21     [at Seoul]
17- 6-1988 Atlas             2-0 Zambia                [at Daejeon]
19- 6-1988 South Korea       4-0 Zambia                [at Suwon]
19- 6-1988 Atlas             1-1 Italy Serie C U21     [at Suwon]
21- 6-1988 Zambia            2-1 Italy Serie C U21     [at Seoul]
21- 6-1988 Atlas             2-1 South Korea           [at Seoul]
 1.ATLAS                     3  2  1  0   5- 2  5  [Guadalajara, Mexico]
 2.SOUTH KOREA               3  2  0  1  10- 3  4
 3.Zambia                    3  1  0  2   2- 7  2
 4.Italy Serie C U21         3  0  1  2   3- 8  1

Group B
18- 6-1988 Velez Mostar      4-2 Sporting Cristal      [at Daegu]
18- 6-1988 Czechoslovakia XI 2-0 Turkey Olympic        [at Daegu]
20- 6-1988 Velez Mostar      1-1 Turkey Olympic        [at Busan]
20- 6-1988 Czechoslovakia XI 1-1 Sporting Cristal      [at Busan]
22- 6-1988 Turkey Olympic    2-1 Sporting Cristal      [at Masan]
22- 6-1988 Velez Mostar      3-2 Czechoslovakia XI     [at Masan]
 1.VELEZ MOSTAR              3  2  1  0   8- 5  5  [Mostar, Yugoslavia]
 2.CZECHOSLOVAKIA LEAGUE XI  3  1  1  1   5- 4  3
 3.Turkey Olympic            3  1  1  1   3- 4  3
 4.Sporting Cristal          3  0  1  2   4- 7  1  [Lima, Peru]

Group C
16- 6-1988 Soviet Union XI   1-0 USA                   [at Seoul]
17- 6-1988 Iwuanyanwu Nat.   1-1 Queen's Park Rangers  [at Daejeon]
19- 6-1988 Soviet Union XI   3-0 Queen's Park Rangers  [at Gwangju]
19- 6-1988 Iwuanyanwu Nat.   3-2 USA                   [at Gwangju]
21- 6-1988 QPR               1-1 USA                   [at Gumi]
21- 6-1988 Soviet Union XI   1-0 Iwuanyanwu Nationale  [at Gumi]
 1.SOVIET UNION LEAGUE XI    3  3  0  0   5- 0  6
 2.IWUANYANWU NATIONALE      3  1  1  1   4- 4  3  [Owerri, Nigeria]
 3.Queen's Park Rangers      3  0  2  1   2- 5  2  [London, England]
 4.USA                       3  0  1  2   3- 5  1

Group D
18- 6-1988 Iraq              2-0 South Korea B         [at Cheongju]
18- 6-1988 Hungary League XI 0-0 Gimnasia y Esgrima    [at Cheongju]
20- 6-1988 Iraq              3-1 Gimnasia y Esgrima    [at Anyang]
20- 6-1988 Hungary League XI 2-1 South Korea B         [at Anyang]
22- 6-1988 Iraq              2-1 Hungary League XI     [at Seoul]
22- 6-1988 South Korea B     2-1 Gimnasia y Esgrima    [at Seoul]
 1.IRAQ                      3  3  0  0   7- 2  6
 2.HUNGARY LEAGUE XI         3  1  1  1   3- 3  3
 3.South Korea B             3  1  0  2   3- 5  2
 4.Gimnasia y Esgrima        3  0  1  2   2- 5  1  [La Plata, Argentina]       

Quarterfinals
24- 6-1988 Atlas             2-3 Czechoslovakia XI     [at Seoul]  [AET]
24- 6-1988 Velez Mostar      0-1 South Korea           [at Seoul]
24- 6-1988 Iraq              1-2 Iwuanyanwu Nationale  [at Busan]
24- 6-1988 Soviet Union XI   2-0 Hungary League XI     [at Busan]  [AET]

Semifinals
26- 6-1988 Soviet Union XI   1-0 Iwuanyanwu Nationale  [at Seoul]
26- 6-1988 Czechoslovakia XI 0-0 South Korea           [at Seoul]  [AET, 4-3 pen]

Third Place Match
28- 6-1988 South Korea       3-2 Iwuanyanwu Nationale  [at Seoul]

Final
28- 6-1988 Czechoslovakia XI 2-1 Soviet Union XI       [at Seoul]
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1989 (South Korea)
Group A
[Seoul, Jun 17]  South Korea   1-1 USA U-21
                 SL Benfica    2-0 Hungary XI
[Taejon, Jun 19] South Korea   2-0 SL Benfica
                 Hungary U-21  1-0 USA U-21
[Guangju, Jun 21]South Korea   3-0 Hungary U-21
                 SL Benfica    2-1 USA U-21
 1.SOUTH KOREA       3  2  1  0   6- 1  5
 2.SL BENFICA        3  2  0  1   4- 3  4
 3.Hungary U-21      3  1  0  2   1- 5  2
 4.USA U-21          3  0  1  2   2- 4  1

Group B
[Anyang, Jun 18]  South Korea B 1-2 Nacional 
                  Brřndby IF    1-2 Czechoslovakia XI
[Kangnung, Jun 20]Nacional      0-1 Brřndby IF  
                  South Korea B 1-4 Czechoslovakia XI
[Taegu, Jun 22]   Nacional      0-1 Czechoslovakia XI
                  South Korea B 2-1 Brřndby IF   
 1.CZECHOSLOVAKIA XI 3  3  0  0   7- 2  6
 2.BRØNDBY IF        3  1  0  2   3- 4  2
 3.Nacional (M.)     3  1  0  2   2- 3  2  [Uruguay]
 4.South Korea B     3  1  0  2   4- 7  2

Final Group (teams only played qualifiers from opposite group)
[Pusan, Jun 24] South Korea   0-2 Brřndby IF
                SL Benfica    2-5 Czechoslovakia XI
[Seoul, Jun 26] South Korea   0-0 Czechoslovakia XI
                SL Benfica    0-3 Brřndby IF
 1.Czechoslovakia XI 5  4  1  0  12- 4  9
 2.Brøndby IF        5  3  0  2   8- 4  6
 3.South Korea       5  2  2  1   6- 3  6
 4.SL Benfica        5  2  0  3   6-11  4
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1991 (South Korea)
Group A
June 7, 1991    South Korea             0-0 (0-0)       Egypt
                Malta                   3-0 (1-0)       Indonesia
June 9, 1991    Egypt                   5-2 (2-1)       Malta
                South Korea             3-0 (0-0)       Indonesia
June 11, 1991   Egypt                   6-0 (3-0)       Indonesia
                South Korea             1-1 (0-0)       Malta
 1.EGYPT             3  2  1  0  11- 2  5
 2.SOUTH KOREA       3  1  2  0   4- 1  4
 3.Malta             3  1  1  1   6- 6  3
 4.Indonesia         3  0  0  3   0-12  0

Group B
June 8, 1991    Australia               2-0 (?-0)       Soviet Union B        [2-1?]
                South Korea B           2-1 (?-?)       US Students XI
June 10, 1991   Australia               4-2 (?-?)       US Students XI
                South Korea B           0-1 (0-?)       Soviet Union B  
June 12, 1991   Australia               2-0 (?-0)       South Korea B
                Soviet Union B          1-1 (?-?)       US Students XI
 1.AUSTRALIA         3  3  0  0  8- 2  6
 2.SOVIET UNION "B"  3  1  1  1  2- 3  3
 3.South Korea "B"   3  1  0  2  2- 4  2
 4.US Students XI    3  0  1  2  4- 7  1

Semifinals
June 14, 1991   Egypt                   2-1 (?-?)       Soviet Union "B"
                South Korea             0-0 (0-0) aet   Australia 
                South Korea won 4-3 on pens.
Final
June 16, 1991   Seoul   Att: 22,000
                South Korea             2-0 (1-0)       Egypt
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1993 (South Korea)
Group A
19- 6 South Korea       1-2 Egypt            [18- 6?]
      Mexico            0-0 China Olympic 
      Egypt             0-0 Mexico
      South Korea       3-0 China Olympic
      Egypt             3-1 China Olympic
      South Korea       4-0 Mexico
 1.EGYPT             3  2  1  0   5- 2  5
 2.SOUTH KOREA       3  2  0  1   8- 2  4
 3.Mexico            3  0  2  1   0- 4  2
 4.China Olympic     3  0  1  2   1- 6  1

Group B
      Czech Republic    1-1 Romania
      Czech Republic    2-1 South Korea B
      Czech Republic    1-0 Australia
      Romania           2-2 South Korea B
      Romania           2-1 Australia
      South Korea B     2-2 Australia
 1.CZECH REPUBLIC    3  2  1  0   4- 2  5
 2.ROMANIA           3  1  2  0   4- 3  4
 3.South Korea B     3  0  2  1   5- 6  2
 4.Australia         3  0  1  2   3- 5  1

Semifinals
26- 6 South Korea       1-0 Czech Republic
      Egypt             3-2 Romania

Final
28- 6 Egypt             1-0 South Korea
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1995 (Seoul)
Tournament details
Dates 3–12 June 1995
Teams 8
Final positions
Champions  Ecuador (1st title)
Runners-up  Zambia
Tournament statistics
Matches played 15
Goals scored 42 (2.8 per match)
Group A  
 3- 6-1995      South Korea     2-0  (?)   Rio XI
 3- 6-1995      Costa Rica      2-2  (?)   Kilmarnock
 5- 6-1995      South Korea     1-0 (0-0)  Costa Rica
 5- 6-1995      Kilmarnock      1-2  (?)   Rio XI
 7- 6-1995      Rio XI          0-2  (?)   Costa Rica
 7- 6-1995      Kilmarnock      1-5  (?)   South Korea
 1.South Korea      3  3  0  0  8- 1  9
 2.Costa Rica       3  1  1  1  4- 3  4
 3.Rio XI           3  1  0  2  2- 5  3
 4.Kilmarnock       3  0  1  2  4- 9  1

Group B
 4- 6-1995      Ecuador         4-0 (1-0)  Zambia
 4- 6-1995      KV Mechelen     2-2  (?)   Trelleborgs FF
 6- 6-1995      Trelleborgs FF  1-1  (?)   Ecuador
 6- 6-1995      KV Mechelen     0-0 (0-0)  Zambia
 8- 6-1995      Ecuador         2-1  (?)   KV Mechelen
 8- 6-1995      Zambia          2-0  (?)   Trelleborgs FF     
 1.Ecuador          3  2  1  0  7- 3  7
 2.Zambia           3  1  1  1  2- 4  4
 3.KV Mechelen      3  0  2  1  3- 4  3
 4.Trelleborgs FF   3  0  2  1  3- 5  2

Semifinals
10- 6-1995      South Korea     2-3 (1-1)  Zambia 
10- 6-1995      Ecuador         2-1 (1-0)  Costa Rica
  
Final
12- 6-1995      Ecuador         1-0 (0-0)  Zambia
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1997 Korea Cup 
Tournament details
Dates 12–16 June 1997
Teams 4
Final positions
Champions  South Korea (12th title)
Runners-up  FR Yugoslavia
Third place  Egypt
Tournament statistics
Matches played 6
Goals scored 15 (2.5 per match)
Top scorer(s)  Choi Moon-Sik
 Seo Jung-Won
 Rade Bogdanović
 Slaviša Jokanović
(all 2 goals)
12- 6-1997 Ghana             1-3 Yugoslavia
12- 6-1997 South Korea       3-1 Egypt
14- 6-1997 South Korea       3-0 Ghana
14- 6-1997 Yugoslavia        0-0 Egypt
16- 6-1997 Egypt             2-0 Ghana
16- 6-1997 South Korea       1-1 Yugoslavia 
 1.South Korea      3  2  1  0  7- 2  7
 2.Yugoslavia       3  1  2  0  4- 2  5
 3.Egypt            3  1  1  1  3- 3  4
 4.Ghana            3  0  0  3  1- 8  0
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1999 Korea Cup 
tournament details
Dates 12–19 June 1999
Teams 4
Final positions
Champions  Croatia (1st title)
Runners-up  Mexico
Third place  South Korea
Tournament statistics
Matches played 6
Goals scored 13 (2.17 per match)
Top scorer(s)  Daniel Osorno (2 goals)
12- 6-1999 South Korea       1-1 Mexico
13- 6-1999 Croatia           2-2 Egypt
15- 6-1999 South Korea       0-0 Egypt
16- 6-1999 Mexico            1-2 Croatia
18- 6-1999 Egypt             0-2 Mexico
19- 6-1999 South Korea       1-1 Croatia
 1.Croatia          3  1  2  0  5- 4  5
 2.Mexico           3  1  1  1  4- 3  4
 3.South Korea      3  0  3  0  2- 2  3
 4.Egypt            3  0  2  1  2- 4  2

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Dates	2–15 May 1971
Teams	8
Final positions
Champions	South Korea & Burma (shared) (1st title)
Third place	Indonesia
Fourth place	Malaysia
Tournament statistics
Matches played	17
Goals scored	64 (3.76 per match)

Tournament details
Dates	20–30 September 1972
Teams	8
Final positions
Champions	Burma (2nd title)
Runners-up	Indonesia
Third place	South Korea
Fourth place	Malaysia
Tournament statistics
Matches played	18
Goals scored	55 (3.06 per match)

Tournament details
Dates	11–20 May 1974
Teams	7
Final positions
Champions	South Korea (2nd title)
Runners-up	PSMS Medan
Third place	Burma
Fourth place	Khmer
Tournament statistics
Matches played	13
Goals scored	41 (3.15 per match)

Tournament details
Dates	10–22 May 1975
Teams	8
Final positions
Champions	South Korea (3rd title)
Runners-up	Burma
Third place	Homa F.C.
Fourth place	Japan B
Tournament statistics
Matches played	20
Goals scored	48 (2.4 per match)

Tournament details
Dates	11–25 May 1976
Teams	10
Final positions
Champions	South Korea (4th) & São Paulo U-21 (1st) (shared)
Third place	Korea Republic B
Fourth place	New Zealand
Tournament statistics
Matches played	24
Goals scored	65 (2.71 per match)

Tournament details
Dates	3–15 September 1977
Teams	9
Final positions
Champions	São Paulo U-21 (2nd title)
Runners-up	South Korea
Third place	Malaysia Thailand
Tournament statistics
Matches played	18
Goals scored	72 (4 per match)

Tournament details
Dates	9–21 September 1978
Teams	15
Final positions
Champions	South Korea (5th title)
Runners-up	Washington Diplomats
Third place	Korea Republic B
Fourth place	FAR Rabat
Tournament statistics
Matches played	29
Goals scored	104 (3.59 per match)

Tournament details
Dates	8–21 September 1979
Teams	10
Final positions
Champions	Vitória FC (1st title)
Runners-up	South Korea
Third place	Bahrain
Fourth place	Korea Republic B
Tournament statistics
Matches played	24
Goals scored	91 (3.79 per match)

Tournament details
Dates	23 August – 2 September 1980
Teams	6
Final positions
Champions	South Korea (6th title)
Runners-up	Indonesia

Tournament details
Dates	13–26 June 1981
Teams	12
Final positions
Champions	South Korea (7th) & Racing Córdoba (1st) (shared)
Third place	Vitória FC
Fourth place	Danubio FC

Tournament details
Dates	5–18 June 1982
Teams	10
Final positions
Champions	South Korea (8th) & Operário FC (1st) (shared)
Third place	PSV Eindhoven
Fourth place	Hallelujah FC
Tournament statistics
Top scorer(s)	René van de Kerkhof (PSV Eindhoven) (7 goals)

Tournament details
Dates	4–17 June 1983
Teams	11
Final positions
Champions	PSV Eindhoven (1st title)
Runners-up	South Korea
Third place	Ghana
Fourth place	USA Olympic
Tournament statistics
Top scorer(s)	Jurrie Koolhof (6 goals, PSV Eindhoven)

Tournament details
Dates	30 May – 8 June 1984
Teams	8
Final positions
Champions	Bangu AC (1st title)
Runners-up	Hallelujah FC
Third place	South Korea
Fourth place	Bayer Leverkusen
Tournament statistics
Matches played	16
Goals scored	40 (2.5 per match)

Tournament details
Dates	1–17 June 1985
Teams	12
Final positions
Champions	South Korea (9th title)
Runners-up	Korea Republic Olympic
Third place	Bangu AC
Fourth place	Iraq

Tournament details
Dates	8–21 June 1987
Teams	12
Final positions
Champions	South Korea (10th title)
Runners-up	Australia
Tournament statistics
Top scorer(s)	Frank Farina (4 goals)

Tournament details
Dates	16–28 June 1988
Teams	16
Final positions
Champions	Czechoslovakia XI (1st title)
Runners-up	Soviet Union XI

Tournament details
Dates	3–12 June 1995
Teams	8
Final positions
Champions	Ecuador (1st title)
Runners-up	Zambia
Tournament statistics
Matches played	15
Goals scored	42 (2.8 per match)

Tournament details
Dates	12–16 June 1997
Teams	4
Final positions
Champions	South Korea (12th title)
Runners-up	FR Yugoslavia
Third place	Egypt
Tournament statistics
Matches played	6
Goals scored	15 (2.5 per match)
Top scorer(s)	Choi Moon-Sik Seo Jung-Won Rade Bogdanović Slaviša Jokanović (all 2 goals)

tournament details
Dates	12–19 June 1999
Teams	4
Final positions
Champions	Croatia (1st title)
Runners-up	Mexico
Third place	South Korea
Tournament statistics
Matches played	6
Goals scored	13 (2.17 per match)
Top scorer(s)	Daniel Osorno (2 goals)