North Korea

Biography and Profile of North Korea

North Korea is the men's national football team, currently ranked #120 in the global FIFA World Rankings. Based in P'yŏngyang (Pyongyang), they play their home matches at the historic Rŭngrado May First Stadium. Follow North Korea on FotLive for live match updates, detailed statistics, squad information, and comprehensive performance analytics.

Top Scorers & Offensive Output

Providing the cutting edge in attack, Kwang-Song Han has been the primary source of goals for North Korea, leading the team's scoring charts with 4 goals so far this season

Recent Match Log

• June 25, 2010: loss at home 0-3 vs Ivory Coast (World Cup)
• June 21, 2010: loss away 7-0 vs Portugal (World Cup)
• June 15, 2010: loss away 2-1 vs Brazil (World Cup)

Current League Standings & Position

Official Squad & Player Roster

The active squad for North Korea consists of the following player roster classified by positions:

Goalkeepers: None

Defenders: Hwi-Nam Jong (North Korea), Jin-Hyuk Kim (North Korea), Kil-Ryong Hong (North Korea), Kuk-Chol Jang (North Korea), Kum-Song Jong (North Korea), Kwang-Nam Sin (North Korea), Myong-Song Ra (North Korea), Ok-Chol Choe (North Korea), Pom-Hyok Kim (North Korea), Ryong Choe (North Korea), Sung-Hye Kim (North Korea)

Midfielders: Chung-Guk Han (North Korea), Chung-Song Paek (North Korea), Hun Ri (North Korea), Il-Song Ri (North Korea), Ju-Song Choe (North Korea), Kuk-Bom Kim (North Korea), Kuk Choe (North Korea), Kuk-Chol Kang II (North Korea), Kum-Chol Ri (North Korea), Kum-Chon Kim (North Korea), Kwang-Jun Yu (North Korea), Kwang-Myong Ri (North Korea), Pae-Hun Ri (North Korea), Tae-Song Sin (North Korea), Tam Kye (North Korea), Un-Chol Ri (North Korea), Yong-Nam Sin (North Korea), Yu-Song Kim (North Korea)

Forwards: Il-Gwan Jong (North Korea), Jo-Guk Ri (North Korea), Kuk-Jin Kim (North Korea), Kwang-Hun Pak (North Korea), Kwang-Song Han (North Korea)

Head Coach & Management

Yong-Nam Sin is the current head coach of North Korea. Under their leadership, the team has achieved a 16% win rate across 19 matches, averaging 0.74 points per game. Previously, Jørn Andersen managed the club for 4 seasons, recording 9 wins from 19 matches (a 47% win rate).

Home Ground & Facilities

North Korea hosts their home matches at the historic Rŭngrado May First Stadium located in P'yŏngyang (Pyongyang). The stadium has a total seating capacity of 37,994 spectators, generating a vibrant home atmosphere during matchdays.

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