North-Korea

Korea DPR U17

North-KoreaFounded: 1945Stadium: Prince Mohammed Stadium, Az Zarqāʼ (Zarqa) (17,000 seats)Coach: O Thae-Song

History

Democratic People's Republic of Korea women's national under-17 football team represents North Korea in international youth women football competitions. It has reached the World Cup on eight occasions and won a record of four titles in 2008, 2016, 2024, and 2025. They have also been the Asian Cup champions a joint-record of five times in 2007, 2015, 2017, 2024, and 2026.

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Squad

#GoalkeepersAgeAppsGoals
1Jong Hyon-Ju17
18Kim Jong-Hun17
21Min Chol-Gyong17
#DefendersAgeAppsGoals
3Choe Chung-Hyok17
4Park Ki-Ryong17
12Pak Ryong-U17
15Kim Se-Ung17
20Ri Kang-Song17
#MidfieldersAgeAppsGoals
2Han Il-Bok17
5Kang Myong-Bom17
6An Jin-Sok17
7Ri Hyok-Gwang17
8Ri Ro-Gwon16
9Pak Kwang-Song17
13Ri Tae-Myong17
14Kim Tae-Guk16
16So Jin-Song17
#ForwardsAgeAppsGoals
10Kim Yu-Jin17
11Ri Kang-Rim17
17Ri Kyong-Bong17
19Pak Ju-Won16

Latest results

PEN16:15
Korea DPR U17
Japan U17
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FT16:15
Venezuela U17
Korea DPR U17
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2
FT14:30
Colombia U17
Korea DPR U17
2
0
FT14:00
Germany U17
Korea DPR U17
1
1
FT16:45
Korea DPR U17
El Salvador U17
5
0
FT19:15
Uzbekistan U17
Korea DPR U17
3
0
FT16:00
Indonesia U17
Korea DPR U17
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6
FT19:15
Oman U17
Korea DPR U17
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2