Riportiamo di seguito un articolo tratto dal blog CHalcio – Calcio Svizzero sulla prossima Challenge League. Ricordiamo che saranno tre i coreani impegnati: Pak Kwang-Chon nell’FC Vaduz e Cha Jong-Hyok e Rim Chol-Min nel Wil FC.
Monthly Archives: giugno 2013
Gol per Pak Nam Chol
Nella partita di FA CUP tra Muanghtong United e Songkhla, finita per 5-2 va in rete anche Pak Nam-Chol, subentrato nel corso della partita.
Ri Kwang-Chon invece è partito titolare.
Sorteggio Europa League
Sarà il Chikhura Sachkhere l’avversario del FC Vaduz nel primo turno preliminare di Europa League.
Per i georgiani è la prima apparizione nelle coppe europee: nel 2012 hanno vinto la Pirveli Liga, la seconda divisione georgiana, e nel 2013 la Coppa di Georgia.
Il Vaduz, allenato dallo svizzero Giorgio Contini, come rappresentante del Liechtenstein è alla diciottesima partecipazione nelle coppe europee, alle quali partecipa come vincitore della Coppa del Liechtenstein (in bacheca ben 41 trionfi).
L’andata si giocherà in a Sachkhere il 4 luglio. Il ritorno è previsto per l’11 luglio al Rheinpark Stadion.
Sarà il Thun, squadra svizzera, l’avversario nell’eventuale secondo turno, il 18 e 25 luglio.
DPR League 2013: video
Rimyongsu – Pyongyang
Kyonggongop – Wolmido
Kigwancha – Amnokkang
Pak in prestito a Vaduz
Pak in prestito a Vaduz
Il Basilea ha ceduto in prestito al Vaduz, fino al termine della stagione 2013-14, l’attaccante Kwang Ryong Pak. Nel campionato appena concluso, il 20enne nazionale nordcoreano ha disputato 12 gare con la U21 renana (6 gol) e 17 con il Bellinzona (7 reti). Il club di Challenge League del Principato aveva già prelevato dai granata Pavel Pergl, Markus Neumayr e Pascal Schuerpf.
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L’FC Vaduz parteciperà ai preliminari di Europa League come rappresentante del Liechtenstein. La squadra della capitale infatti milita nella Challenge League svizzera ma gioca la Coppa del Liechtenstein, che permette la qualificazione alla competizione europea.
Footballer Jong Tae-se Probed for Supporting N.Korea
Footballer Jong Tae-se Probed for Supporting N.Korea
Prosecutors are investigating a complaint filed by the Korea Internet Media Association against footballer Jong Tae-se of the Suwon Samsung Bluewings.
The association, which is headed by rightwing pundit Byun Hee-jae, accuses Jong of violating the decades-old National Security Law by voicing support for North Korea, for which he played in the last World Cup.
The Suwon prosecutors’ office said it has to investigate since it received an official complaint.
The association is upset by remarks Jong made in interviews with the foreign press in the past such as, “I respect [ex-North Korean leader] Kim Jong-il and I trust and follow him,” and “My fatherland is North Korea.”
Jong, who is second-generation Korean-Japanese, holds South Korean citizenship because his father does but went to schools in Japan run by a pro-North Korean organization called Chongryon.
He joined the North Korean national football team in 2007 and played for the country in the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. At the time, Jong earned permission to represent North Korea despite his South Korean citizenship thanks to mediation by FIFA and was also given a North Korean passport.
This fact emerged while Jong was signing his contract with Samsung Bluewings early this year, and some football fans campaigned to have Jong banned from playing in the South Korean league.
http://english.chosun.com/site/data/html_dir/2013/06/21/2013062101559.html
Tutti vogliono Pak!
Abbiamo già avuto modo di parlare dell’interessamento dell’Amburgo, dell’ex tecnico del Basilea Thorsten Fink, per il giovane (20 anni) attaccante coreano del Basilea. Ora Pak Kwang-Ryong è in cima ai desideri di altre due squadre: l’FC Lugano, il cui nuovo DS è Alex Frei, già compagno di Pak al Basilea, e il VFL Bochum, squadra di Zweite Bundesliga, in cui ha giocato per 2 stagioni Jong Tae-Se.
Pyongyang Int’l Football School
Pyongyang, June 13 (KCNA) — Pyongyang International Football School has taken its shape on the scenic Rungna Islet on the Taedong River here as a center for training reserve footballers.
The four-building school, covering an area of 12 200 square meters, consists of a school building, hostels and cultural and welfare service building.
Classrooms, computer rooms, library and hostel rooms are fitted with high quality furniture.
With five-year primary, three-year junior secondary and three-year senior secondary education systems, the school majors in training of professional footballers while giving them education on basic subjects.
Hyon Chol Yun, principal of the school, told KCNA:
Leader Kim Jong Il in his lifetime had paid deep attention to developing the nation’s football technique onto the world’s level.
This school has been built under the deep care of respected Marshal Kim Jong Un, who is willing to carry into practice Kim Jong Il’s lifetime intention. He personally named it Pyongyang International Football School and examined the design of its emblem, indicating details of its operation from schooling to provision of supplies.
The school has an enrollment of nearly 90 at present and is going to raise it up to 200 in the future.
Foreign football experts and coaches will be invited to teach the students. The school will also send its students abroad for football training while inviting foreign trainees.
All its teachers and schoolers are firmly determined to pay up to the loving care and trust shown by Kim Jong Un.
First Round of DPRK Premier Soccer League Ends
Pyongyang, June 12 (KCNA) — The first round of the premier soccer league came to an end on Tuesday after taking place at Kim Il Sung Stadium here as part of the Sports Contest for Pochonbo Torch Prize.
Hwaebul and Rimyongsu teams came first in the men’s and women’s events respectively in the first round.
The second and third places in men’s event were taken by the April 25 and Sobaeksu teams and those in women’s event by Amnokgang and Wolmido.
Estasia under-14 femminile: Corea seconda!
Girone eliminatorio:
RPDC – Giappone 3-1
RPDC – Taipei 7-0
Semifinali:
RPDC – Sudcorea 1-0
Finale:
RPDC – Cina 1-1 (5-6 ai rigori)