KRShin Sang-woo, head coach of the South Korean women's national football team, expressed his ambition to secure South Korea's first gold medal in women's football at the Asian Games. Competing in Group F alongside North Korea, Myanmar, and Bangladesh, the team aims to progress through the tournament by winning key matches, particularly against North Korea. South Korea has historically struggled against North Korea in women's football, with only one win in 21 encounters. Shin emphasized the importance of preparing for the North Korea match to gain momentum and reach the final. The team's schedule includes matches in Osaka and Fukuroi, with potential progression to the semifinals and final.
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