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Cho So-hyun, Chae Yu-ri, Lee Geum-min and Paik Seung-ho of Birmingham City are sticking together as they get settled in Britain's second-largest city, where they are experiencing new aspects in football that they did not encounter back home.

2024.12.23

Better together in Birmingham: Korean quartet reflects on life at club

Korean footballers Cho So-hyun, Chae Yu-ri, Lee Geum-min of Birmingham City's women's side and men's player Paik Seung-ho sat down to discuss settling in together in Britain's second-largest city.

2024.12.18

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From left, Birmingham City's Cho So-hyun, Lee Geum-min and Choe Yu-ri speak with moderator Lee Gun at the Korean Cultural Centre UK in London on Sunday. [KOREAN CULTURAL CENTRE UK]

Korean stars Cho, Lee and Choe discuss football, fun and finding a home in Birmingham

Korean footballers Cho So-hyun, Lee Geum-min and Choe Yu-ri met with fans in London this week to discuss life in the UK, the future of Korean football and the importance of having fun.

2024.11.13

Birmingham City midfielder Cho So-hyun celebrates after scoring against London City in a photo posted to the club's official X account on Sunday. [SCREEN CAPTURE]

Koreans in Europe: Cho So-hyun scores debut goal to lead Birmingham to 1-0 win

Cho So-hyun scored her first goal for Birmingham City in her second Championship start on Sunday, hammering the ball into the top corner in the seventh minute for a 1-0 win over London City.

2024.1.29

Stoke City's Bae Jun-ho reacts during an FA Cup third round match between Stoke and Brighton and Hove Albion at the bet365 Stadium in Stoke on Trent, England, on Jan. 6. [AFP/YONHAP]

Korean players to watch out for during the Asian Cup exodus

The biggest names in Korean football may be in Qatar for the Asian Cup, but that doesn't mean there's nobody left to support in Europe. From Stoke's Bae Jun-ho to Birmingham's Choe Yu-ri, here's some of the key players to watch out for this month

2024.1.9

From left: Korean women's football team head coach Colin Bell, Ji So-yun, the highest capped and highest scoring Korean footballer across all competitions, Tottenham Hotspur star Cho So-hyun, veteran defender Lim Seon-joo and 16-year-old Casey Yujin Phair arrive at Incheon International Airport in Incheon on Monday to fly to Australia for the 2023 Women's World Cup. [NEWS1/YONHAP]

On to the World Cup

From left: Korean women's football team head coach Colin Bell, Ji So-yun, Cho So-hyun, Lim Seon-joo and Casey Yujin Phair arrive at Incheon International Airport in Incheon on Monday to fly to Australia for the 2023 Women's World Cup

2023.7.11

Spurs Women's incredible 8-0 win at Brighton [ONE FOOTBALL]

[VIDEO] Spurs Women's incredible 8-0 win at Brighton

Check out Tottenham Women's 8-0 victory over Brighton over the weekend. Doubles from Drew Spence, Ashleigh Neville and Jessica Naz as well as strikes from Molly Bartrip and Nikola Karczewska secured a historic day for the Lilywhites.

2022.11.2

From left: Cho So-hyun, Lee Geum-min and Park Ye-eun [EACH CLUB]

Three Korean footballers make an appearance as Tottenham beat Brighton 8-0

You wait years for a three-way Korean derby to happen, and then two come along in the same week. For the second time in four days, three Korean footballers took to the pitch at the same time in Europe on Sunday as Tottenham beat Brighton 8-0

2022.10.31

Taeguk Ladies assemble

The Korean national women's football team and head coach Colin Bell, center, assemble during training at the Paju National Football Center in Paju, Gyeonggi, for a friendly against Jamaica on Monday. The friendly will be played on Saturday.

2022.8.29

Choe Yu-ri celebrates scoring Korea's first goal during the EAFF E-1 Football Championship against China at Kashima Soccer Stadium in Kashima, Japan on Saturday. [KFA/NEWS1]

Taeguk Ladies lose out on chance of EAFF E-1 Football Championship title

The Taeguk Ladies' dreams of winning their first EAFF E-1 Football Championship title since 2005 were dashed on Saturday after being held to a 1-1 draw against China at Kashima Football Stadium in Kashima, Japan.

2022.7.24