South Korea secure first win of World Cup

South Korea 2 Greece 0

South Korea secure first win of World Cup
Sat, 12 Jun, 2010 - 15:22

South Korea 2 Greece 0

Park Ji-sung helped to continue Greece's miserable World Cup record as South Korea secured the first victory of the 2010 finals.

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CourtsSoccerWorld Cup 2010Place: Nelson Mandela Bay StadiumPlace: Port ElizabethPlace: GreecePerson: Park Ji-sungPerson: ParkPerson: Ji-SungPerson: Lee Jung-sooPerson: Huh Jung-mooPerson: Otto RehhagelPerson: Ki Sung-yuengPerson: Lee Chung-yongPerson: Vasilis TorosidisPerson: Michael HesterPerson: Avraam PapadopoulosPerson: Park Chu-YoungPerson: Alexandros TzorvasPerson: TorosidisPerson: Georgios Karagounis'Person: Cho Yong-hyungPerson: Theofanis GekasPerson: Angelos CharisteasPerson: Yeom Ki-hunPerson: Loukas VyntraPerson: PapadopoulosPerson: RehhagelPerson: KaragounisPerson: Christos PatsatzoglouPerson: Georgios SamarasPerson: Dimitrios SalpingidisPerson: Pantelis KapetanosPerson: Cha Du-riPerson: KoreansPerson: GekasPerson: SalpingidisPerson: JungPerson: YeomPerson: Kim Jung-wooEvent: World CupOrganisation: South KoreaOrganisation: GreeceOrganisation: Manchester UnitedOrganisation: KoreaOrganisation: CelticOrganisation: BoltonOrganisation: CharisteasOrganisation: Hertha Berlin
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