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JAPAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION EAST ASIAN FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP 2010 Final Competition Date and Time February 7,2010 19:15 Duration 90min Stadium National StadiumTOKYO Weather Fine Temp 5.0℃ Humidity 31% WindLight Pitch Condition Attendances Match Commissioner CHANG Chin Po /TPE Asst.Ref.1 Akane YAGI /JPN 4th Off. ZHAO Liang /CHN Lawn Excellent Lawn 2,728 Referee Ryuji SATO /JPN Asst.Ref.2 Hakan ANAZ /AUS Scorer Yasuyuki USUI Damp Dry 444 1st Half 000 Korea Republic Team 111 2nd Half 000 Hong Kong Team 555 000 KICK OFF Ball Possession Ball Possession 65.2% 34.8% Substitute Shots Shots Substitute Goal Name No.Pos. Pos. No. Name Goal No.OUT Time 2nd 1st Ttl Ttl 1st 2ndOUT Time No. 0 LEE Woon Jae 1 GK GK 28 ZHANG Chunhui 0 63' 0 OH Beom Seok 2 DF DF 2 LEE Chi Ho 0 0 CHO Yong Hyung 4 DF DF 3 AMBASSA GUY Gerard 0 0 PARK Joo Ho 13 DF DF 4 NG Wai Chiu 0 1 1 LEE Jung Soo 14 DF DF 15 CHAN Wai Ho 0 2 2 4 1 KOO Ja Cheol 6 MF DF 20 POON Yiu Cheuk (Cap.) 0 1 1 1 KIM Jung Woo (Cap.) 8 MF MF 11 LI Haiqiang 1 1 74' 1 1 KIM Bo Kyung 15 MF MF 16 LEUNG Chun Pong 1 1 HT 2 2 OH Jang Eun 19 MF MF 18 KWOK Kin Pong 0 85' 1 1 2 1 LEE Seung Yeoul 9 FW MF 21 MAN Pei Tak 0 57' 72' 2 3 5 1 LEE Dong Gook 20 FW FW 26 CHAO Pengfei 2 1 1 JUNG Sung Ryong 18 GK GK 1 YAPP Hung Fai KIM Young Kwang 21 GK GK 17 HO Kwok Chuen KANG Min Soo 3 DF DF 5 LEE Wai Lun 2 0 KWAK Tae Hwi 5 DF DF 6 WONG Chin Hung LEE Kyu Ro12 DF MF 8 XU Deshuai 0 18 KIM Hyung Il 23 DF MF 10 AU YEUNG Yiu Chung 0 11 20 1 1 KIM Jae Sung7 MF MF 14 LEUNG Tsz Chun KIM Do Heon 10 MF MF 25 BAI He 0 21 SHIN Hyung Min 16 MF MF 29 LEE Hong Lim LEE Sung Hyun 17 MF FW 7 CHAN Siu Ki LEE Keun Ho 11 FW FW 9 LEE Wai Lim 19 2 2 1 NO Byung Jun 22 FW FW 19 CHENG Lai Hin Caution and Sent-off Head Coach Head Coach Caution and Sent-off 27' C 4 CHO Yong Hyung Unsport. HUH Jung Moo KIM Pan Gon /KOR 35' C 3 AMBASSA GUY Gerard P.Infr. 64' C 15 CHAN Wai Ho Delay 2nd 1st Team Total 1st 2nd 8 11 19Shots 4 2 2 1 2 3GK 10 2 8 3 9 12CK 0 0 0 9 16 25Dir.FK 11 5 6 1 1 2Ind.FK 7 3 4 0 1 1(Off-side) 7 3 4 0 0 0PK 0 0 0 Time TeamNo. Scorer assist Scoring Play:Dribble→:Ground Rolling Pass↑:Floating Pass×:Mix up:Shot:HeadingR.F.:Right Foot 10' Korea Republic 8 KIM Jung Woo 14 Left CK 6 →Center-1 9 → Right-1 6 ↑ Center-1 14 H↑ 8 S(H) 24' Korea Republic 6 KOO Ja Cheol 15 Center-1DirectFK 15 ↑ Center-1 6 AnyTouch S(R.F.) 32' Korea Republic 20 LEE Dong Gook 8 Center-1 DirectFK 15 ↑ 8H ↑ 20 S(H) 37' Korea Republic 9 LEE Seung Yeoul 19 Center-4 DirectFK 4 ↑ Left-1 9 → Center-1 19 → Left-1 9 Center-1 S(R.F.) 90'+3 Korea Republic 22 NO Byung Jun Center-2 4 Left-2 → 13 Left-1 Center-1 → 15 ↑ 7 S(R.F.) Opp GK Fumbled 22 OneTouchPlay S(R.F.) [Duration of Match] 1st 47:37(2:37), 2nd 48:29(3:29), Game time required 1:51:33 [Notes].

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