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South Korea home football shirt 2002/04
South Korea home football shirt 2002/04
South Korea home football shirt 2002/04
South Korea home football shirt 2002/04
South Korea home football shirt 2002/04
South Korea home football shirt 2002/04
South Korea home football shirt 2002/04
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South Korea home football shirt 2002/04

Sale price£150
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Condition: 9/10

Player: #18 Hwang Sun-Hong

Comments: Player-spec home shirt worn as South Korea co-hosted the 2002 World Cup with Japan. The co-hosts famously reached the semi-finals before losing 1-0 to Germany.

Shirt features official nameset for striker Hwang Sun-Hong. Hwang scored the winning goal in the first group match against Poland, he helping South Korea to achieve their first ever victory in the FIFA World Cup.

He made 103 appearances and scored 50 goals for South Korea.

The squad also included Park Ji-Sung, Ahn Jung-hwan and Seol Ki-Hyeon.

Dual-layered. Feint shadow of previous number on reverse (pictured).
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