The North Korean women’s national team lost the final match of the Hangzhou 2022 Asian Games 1-4 against the Japanese women’s national team at the Huanglong Sports Center Stadium in Hangzhou, China, at 9 p.m. (ET) on Saturday.

North Korea conceded a goal in the first 10 minutes, but Kim Yong-yong equalized in the 38th minute. North Korea overwhelmed Japan with their mobility and organized play.

Despite several scoring chances, Saju was unable to find the back of the net.

With the game on the line, Japan took advantage of the opportunity.
They exploded for three goals in the first six minutes of the second half to extend their lead to 4-1.

In the end, Japan held on for the win and their second consecutive victory in the tournament.

After the awards ceremony, the North Korean players exited the mixed zone in silence with their heads bowed.

They immediately boarded the bus and waited for the rest of the coaching staff to join them.

In the meantime, North Korea’s head coach Ri Yoo-il and a figure who appeared to be a member of the coaching staff were spotted outside the bus having a serious conversation.

The conversation was about the goalkeeper.

The staff member, who appeared to be the goalkeeper’s coach, told Ri that her “posture collapsed during the third goal” and “she said she did her best.”

North Korea had Kim Eun-hee in goal on the day.

However, they were disappointed with their mistakes, especially in the third goal, when they failed to accurately identify the falling point of the shot and conceded an extra goal.

She also failed to react to Japan’s fourth goal when a shot was directed at her. 카지노사이트777

In the end, Lee Yoo-il pulled out all the stops, taking Kim Eun-hee off and putting in Yoo Song-eum.

It’s not often that you see a goalkeeper change in the middle of a game, so it’s clear that Lee was disappointed with Kim Eun-hee.

In the post-match press conference, Lee Yoo-il said, “There were a lot of good things in terms of how the players utilized their tactics.

We created a lot of scoring chances.

However, our defense was not good and we had problems with the gatekeeper.

The overall game had more good points,” he said, pointing to Kim Eun-hee.

The frustration of conceding goals was evident, and the discussion about the goalkeeper continued for a long time after the game in a serious atmosphere.

The discussion ended when all the staff arrived on the bus and coach Ri Yu Il boarded the bus, and the North Korean bus left the stadium.