The South Korea Women’s World Cup 2023 squad is starting to come together, with the tournament set to kick off in July Down Under – and the Tigers of Asia will be looking to do better than their disappointing showing last time in France.
South Korea managed one goal in three losses from their group stage appearance in 2019, failing to recover from a 4-0 thrashing against the hosts in the opening fixture. This time around, they'll be playing Colombia up first before games against Morocco and Germany: they'll be hoping that they'd have scraped together a couple of decent enough results to go into the final game against European giants not needing to pull a rabbit out of the hat.
