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End of the game:
South Korea drew 1-1 at home with the Colombian Women's National Team. The Colombian national team is wrapping up its tour of Asia, ahead of the Copa América, which will be played in Ecuador in a month and a half.
Key moments
MAYRA RAMÍREZ JUST MISSED THE COLOMBIAN TEAM'S WINNING GOAL. The forward couldn't finish and was left with no shooting angle.
The Asian referee decided to add five more minutes at Yongin Citizen Sports Park in South Korea. The game is still tied and, barring any unforeseen events, will end in a draw.
Korea has grown much more confident in the final minutes, and the match is open. Colombia went from being close to scoring a second goal to holding on for a draw, heading home undefeated.
The South Korean goalkeeper prevented the Colombian team from scoring in the final minutes. Wendy Bonilla gradually refreshed the flank, allowing them the opportunity to attack down that flank.
Mayra Ramírez has been subjected to a number of aggressive fouls by South Korea. The Colombian has already been booked for an elbow. The Chelsea forward is doing her best to participate in the game and connect with her teammates.
The draw caused South Korea to slump in spirit. They haven't been able to recover, and Colombia is getting closer and closer. The dynamic the substitutions brought to the game is fantastic.
The Colombian players are quite upset with the referee's various decisions. They're not happy at all. A yellow card for Liced Serna for the Colombian team.
The changes in South Korea haven't gone down well; the home side has lost a lot with the substitutions. Colombia has gained ground and wants to keep its lead strong.
COLOMBIA GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAL. SOUTH KOREA OWN GOAL. JUSTICE IS SERVED IN ASIAN TERRITORY AND THE SCORE IS TIED.
Liced Serna has been a subpar player and has compromised her teammates on several occasions. Colombia has improved its offensive output, but still needs to address some defensive issues.
The introduction of Ana María Guzmán and Daniela Montoya completely changed the face of the Colombian team, and the visitors are experiencing the best moments of the game. A draw is a real challenge!
South Korea had a rather interesting start to the second half, having already had three shots on goal and the second goal is getting closer. Colombia hasn't woken up, and the blow could be fatal.
Two changes were made to the Colombian team. Daniela Montoya and Ana María Guzmán came on for Ilana Izquierdo and Carolina Arias. Marsiglia sought to provide more balance and outlets. Two substitutions were also made in South Korea.
End of the first half:
With a goal from Jeong Min-yeong in the second minute, South Korea partially defeated Colombia 1-0. The second friendly of the June FIFA World Cup is underway.
The first half is drawing to a close. Korea has figured out how to play against Colombia, passing the ball to them and playing short without taking risks, while also exploiting space to counterattack.
With five minutes left in the first half, we've had a thrilling match so far, with plenty of chances on goal. Colombia wants to but can't, and Korea isn't struggling at all.
Caicedo is becoming much more daring, and the Colombian team is slowly getting into the swing of things. Usme has emerged, and this has allowed the Colombians to create more scoring opportunities.
Linda Caicedo's shot was harmless. The Real Madrid player has been infrequent today, failing to break free and find the wing. South Korea remains in the lead, with that goal in the first three minutes.
Mayra Ramirez tries and always goes forward. The Chelsea player tries to link up and find her teammates, but her nerves are getting to her. The match went into a rut, and we're lacking emotion.
Katherine Tapia looks very unsteady. Palmeiras' Colombian goalkeeper doesn't seem to have good rhythm and is arriving late to plays. Daniela Arias, a San Diego Wave center back from Santander, was booked.
MAYRA RAMÍREZ'S SHOT! SOUTH KOREA SAVED. The Chelsea forward had a chance to equalize, but unfortunately her shot went wide.
Colombia has recovered possession and is starting to build continuous plays, but Marsiglia's plays look rather slow and imprecise. They'll need to improve significantly if they want to turn things around and get within striking distance of a result.
COLOMBIA, COLOMBIA. The tricolor team had a good combination between Pavi and Mayra, scoring, but the linesman made the decision to call offside. A clear error; there was no offside position.
GOOOOOOOOOOOOOAL FOR KOREA. THE HOME SCORE COMES IN THE FIRST MINUTES. The Colombian defense came in sleepy, and the Asians immediately took the lead.
THE GAME IS ON! A NEW FIFA WOMEN'S ROUND OF TOUR IS NOW UNDERWAY. COLOMBIA CONTINUES ITS TOUR OF ASIA BY FACTING SOUTH KOREA. THE COFFEE TEAM IS FINISHING DETAILS FOR PLAYING IN THE COPA AMÉRICA IN ECUADOR NEXT MONTH.
The five athletes from the Women's League in the squad are goalkeepers Natalia Giraldo (América) and Luisa Agudelo (Deportivo Cali), defender Mary José Álvarez (Atlético Nacional), and midfielders María Camila Reyes (Santa Fe) and Sara Martínez (Atlético Nacional).
The Colombian team is preparing for the upcoming Copa América, which will be held in Ecuador from July 12 to August 2. Colombia is in Group B along with Brazil, Bolivia, Paraguay, and Venezuela.
In the South American championship, Colombia will face Venezuela on July 16, then face Paraguay on the 19th, Bolivia on the 22nd, and the final match against Brazil on the 25th.
Substitutes in Colombia:
Luisa Agudelo 1
Mary Álvarez 2
Ana María Guzmán 4
María Camila Reyes 5
Daniela Montoya 6
Gabriela Rodríguez 8
Natalia Giraldo Alzate 12
Ángela Barón 14
Wendy Bonilla 15
Sara Martínez 20
Mary Álvarez 2
Ana María Guzmán 4
María Camila Reyes 5
Daniela Montoya 6
Gabriela Rodríguez 8
Natalia Giraldo Alzate 12
Ángela Barón 14
Wendy Bonilla 15
Sara Martínez 20
Katherine Tapia (A), Carolina Arias, Daniela Arias, Jorelyn Carabalí, Yirleidis Quejada, Liced Serna, Ilana Izquierdo, Catalina Usme, Manuela Pavi, Linda Caicedo y Mayra Ramírez.
Substitutes in South Korea:
1 Seo-Bin Woo
4 Shin Na-yeong
5 Yoo-Jin Ko
6 Lim Seon-joo
8 Kim Shin-ji
9 Eun-Ju Mun
13 Lee Young-ju
15 Kang Chae-rim
16 Jang Sel-gi
17 Lee Eun-young
20 Kim Hye-ri
21 Kim Min-jeong
23 Soo-Jeong Park
24 Casey Phair
4 Shin Na-yeong
5 Yoo-Jin Ko
6 Lim Seon-joo
8 Kim Shin-ji
9 Eun-Ju Mun
13 Lee Young-ju
15 Kang Chae-rim
16 Jang Sel-gi
17 Lee Eun-young
20 Kim Hye-ri
21 Kim Min-jeong
23 Soo-Jeong Park
24 Casey Phair
