President's Cup 1985 (South Korea)

Note: some of the venues reported below are not confirmed.

First Stage

Group A
 1- 6 Seoul     South Korea Y.    4-2 Bahrain
                  [Kim Jong-Boo x2, Chung Dong-Book, Kim Joon-Hyun / ?]
 3- 6 Seoul     Bahrain           3-1 Malaysia
 5- 6 Daejeon   South Korea Y.    6-0 Malaysia
                  [Chung Dong-Book x2, Kim Jong-Boo, Kim Sam-Soo, Cho Min-Gook, Kim Joo-Sung]
                  [Goals scored at minutes 6' 33' 57' 79' 84' 87']

 1.SOUTH KOREA YOUTH 2  2  0  0  10- 2  4
 2.BAHRAIN           2  1  0  1   5- 5  2
 3.Malaysia          2  0  0  2   1- 9  0

Note: South Korea's youth team was also described as their "Olympic" team, or as the
 "South Korea 88" team; it was a developmental team of young players in preparation for
 the 1988 Olympics in Seoul.

Group B
 1- 6 Seoul      Bangu AC          3-2 Lierse SK
                   [Marinho x2, Ado / ?]
 3- 6 Seoul      Iraq              5-3 Lierse SK
                   [Karim Saddam x2, Samir Shaker, Karim Allawi, Natiq Hashim / ?]
                   [Venue also given as Daejeon]
 5- 6 Daejeon    Iraq              2-2 Bangu AC
                   [Karim Allawi, Wamidh Munir / Gílson Gênio, Mário]

 1.IRAQ              2  1  1  0   7- 5  3
 2.BANGU AC          2  1  1  0   5- 4  3  [Rio de Janeiro]
 3.Lierse SK         2  0  0  2   5- 8  0

Group C
 2- 6 Seoul      Huracán           1-0 Thailand
 4- 6 Seoul      South Korea A     1-1 Huracán
                   [Baek Jong-Chul / ?]
 6- 6 Daejeon    South Korea A     3-2 Thailand
                   [Choi Soon-Ho 2', Park Chang-Seon 48' pen, Lee Tae-Ho 75' /
                    Somchai Chouyboonchum 7', Laohakul Vithaya 88']
                   [Note: other sources report vice-versa dates for the previous two matches]

 1.SOUTH KOREA A     2  1  1  0   4- 3  3
 2.HURACÁN           2  1  1  0   2- 1  3  [Buenos Aires]
 3.Thailand          2  0  0  2   2- 4  0

Group D
 2- 6 Seoul      Canada            2-1 Ghana
                   [Dale Mitchell, Dave Norman / Abedi 'Pelé' Ayew]
 4- 6 Seoul      Central Español   0-0 Canada
 6- 6 Daejeon    Central Español   3-1 Ghana

 1.CENTRAL ESPAÑOL   2  1  1  0   3- 1  3  [Montevideo]
 2.CANADA            2  1  1  0   2- 1  3
 3.Ghana             2  0  0  2   2- 5  0

Second Stage

Group A
 8- 6 Gwangju    South Korea A     3-0 Bahrain
                   [Choi Soon-Ho 6' 55', Lee Tae-Ho 88']
 8- 6 Gwangju    Bangu             0-0 Central Español
10- 6 Daegu      Bangu             3-0 Bahrain
                   [Pingo, Lulinha x2]
                   [The venue is also reported as Daejeon]
10- 6 Daegu      South Korea A     2-1 Central Español
                   [Cho Gwang-Rae, Lee Tae-Ho / ?]
12- 6            Central Español   1-1 Bahrain
12- 6 Seoul      South Korea A     1-1 Bangu
                   [Lee Tae-Ho / Ado]

 1.SOUTH KOREA A     3  2  1  0   6- 2  5
 2.BANGU AC          3  1  2  0   4- 1  4
 3.Central Español   3  0  2  1   2- 3  2
 4.Bahrain           3  0  1  2   1- 7  1

Group B
 9- 6 Gwangju    Iraq              6-1 Canada
                   [Karim Saddam x2, Karim Allawi x2, Natiq Hashim x2 / John Catliff]
 9- 6            South Korea Y.    4-1 Huracán
                   [Kim Jong-Boo, Kim Joo-Sung, Lee Ki-Geun, Noh Soo-Jin / ?]
11- 6            Iraq              5-2 Huracán
                   [Ahmad Radhi x2, Wamidh Munir, Karim Saddam, Basil Kourkis / ?]
11- 6 Daegu      South Korea Y.    1-0 Canada
                   [Kim Joo-Sung 77']
13- 6 Seoul      Canada            2-1 Huracán
                   [Mark Karpun x2 / ?]
13- 6 Seoul      South Korea Y.    1-0 Iraq
                   [Kim Pan-Geun]

 1.SOUTH KOREA YOUTH 3  3  0  0   6- 1  6
 2.IRAQ              3  2  0  1  11- 4  4
 3.Canada            3  1  0  2   3- 8  2
 4.Huracán           3  0  0  3   4-11  0

Semifinals
15- 6 Seoul      South Korea A     2-0 Iraq
                   [Choi Soon-Ho 2' 87']
15- 6 Seoul      South Korea Y.    1-1 Bangu AC   [4-2 pen]
                   [Kim Joo-Sung / Mário]

Third Place Match
17- 6 Seoul      Bangu AC          1-1 Iraq       [4-3 pen]
                   [Marinho / ?]
                   [An Iraqi source reports the score was 0-0, then 5-4 pen]

Final
17- 6 Seoul      South Korea A     1-0 South Korea Youth
                   [Byun Byung-Joo]



Iraq squad (full national team)
 Raad Hammoudi, Khalil Mohammed Allawi, Kazem Mutashar, Samir Shaker, Jamal Ali,
 Karim Mohammed Allawi, Sabah Abdel Hasan, Basil Kourkis, Natiq Hashim, Wamidh Munir,
 Ahmed Radhi, Adnan Dirjal, Fattah Nassif, Samir Abdel Rida, Haris Mohammed,
 Karim Saddam, Ali Hussein, Anad Abid.
 Coach: Akram Ahmed Salman.

Canada squad (full national team):
 Iain Baird, John Catliff, Paul Dolan, Ken Garraway, Sven Habermann, Greg Ion, Mark Karpun,
 Bob Lenarduzzi, Trevor McCallum, Wes McLeod, Dale Mitchell, Terry Moore, Dave Norman,
 Randy Ragan, Randy Samuel, Mike Sweeney, Bruce Wilson.
 Coach: Bruce Wilson (deputized for regular national team coach Tony Waiters, who attended
 a meeting in Guatemala to decide World Cup qualifying fixture dates).

Malaysia squad (full national team, minus some unavailable players):
 Ong Yu Tiang [c], Ahmad Sobri, Serbegeth Singh, K. Gunasegaran, Salim Mahmud,
 Kamarulzaman Yusof, Ismail Ibrahim, Lim Teong Kim, Nasir Yusof, Matzan Mat Aris,
 P. Dharmalingam, Jamaluddin Ali, Saidin Osman, Hashim Marman, Dollah Salleh,
 Husin Jaafar, A. Rukkumaran, Fadzil Ismail.
 Coach: Khaidir Buyung.
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About this document

Sources: New Straits Times, The Globe and Mail, www.niiis.com, Yansfield, Bangu.net
With thanks to Martin Arenlind
Prepared and maintained by Neil Morrison for the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation
Author: Neil Morrison
Last updated: 26 Nov 2009