Results

South Korea Women K League 10/02 06:00 28 Mungyeong Sangmu Women v Gyeongju (W) D 2-2
South Korea Women K League 09/29 10:00 27 [8] Changnyeong (W) v Mungyeong Sangmu (W) [6] D 0-0
South Korea Women K League 09/22 07:00 26 Mungyeong Sangmu (W) v Ittihad Riadi L 0-1
South Korea Women K League 09/18 07:00 25 Mungyeong Sangmu (W) v Hwacheon KSPO (W) W 1-0
South Korea Women K League 09/15 10:00 24 [2] Seoul Amazones (W) v Mungyeong Sangmu (W) [6] L 2-0
South Korea Women K League 09/08 10:00 24 [7] Suwon FMC (W) v Mungyeong Sangmu (W) [6] L 2-1
South Korea Women K League 09/04 10:00 19 Mungyeong Sangmu Women v Sejong Sportstoto (W) - PPT.
South Korea Women K League 09/01 08:00 23 Mungyeong Sangmu Women v Bukoviczki/Tovannakasem D 1-1
South Korea Women K League 08/25 10:00 22 [2] Gyeongju (W) v Mungyeong Sangmu (W) [5] W 0-3
South Korea Women K League 08/21 08:00 20 [6] Mungyeong Sangmu (W) v Changnyeong (W) [8] W 5-0
South Korea Women K League 08/14 08:00 3 [7] Mungyeong Sangmu Women v Seoul Amazones Women [3] W 2-1
South Korea Women K League 06/26 08:00 19 Mungyeong Sangmu Women v Sejong Sportstoto Women - PPT.

Stats

 TotalHomeAway
Matches played 27 14 13
Wins 8 5 3
Draws 8 5 3
Losses 11 4 7
Goals for 34 21 13
Goals against 34 16 18
Clean sheets 7 4 3
Failed to score 10 5 5

Wikipedia - Mungyeong Sangmu WFC

Mungyeong Sangmu Women's Football Club (Korean: 문경 상무 여자 축구단) is a South Korean women's football section within the sports division of the Republic of Korea Armed Forces, based in Mungyeong, North Gyeongsang Province. The team was founded in 2007 and competes in the WK League, the top division of women's football in South Korea.

History

Following the success of the women's national football team at the 2005 EAFF Women's Football Championship, and alongside plans to expand the female workforce in the military, the Ministry of National Defense announced in 2005 that it was considering establishing a women's football team. The team was established in 2007 and was initially based in Busan. Manager Lee Mi-yeon, appointed in 2008, was the first female coach of a Korean women's works football team.

Sangmu were one of the six teams to participate in the inaugural season of the WK League in 2009.

The team relocated to Boeun County in 2016 and was known as Boeun Sangmu until it moved again, to Mungyeong, in 2023.

In 2023, Mungyeong Sangmu, representing South Korea, won the World Military Women's Football Championship. It was the team's first victory at the tournament after finishing as runners-up four times previously.

**Boeun Sangmu Women Soccer Team**

The Boeun Sangmu Women’s Soccer Team is a dynamic and competitive force in women’s soccer, representing the vibrant city of Boeun in South Korea. Established with a commitment to excellence, the team is dedicated to fostering talent, teamwork, and sportsmanship both on and off the field.

With a roster of skilled athletes, the Boeun Sangmu Women are known for their fast-paced, attacking style of play, characterized by strategic teamwork and individual flair. The team prides itself on its strong defensive line and creative midfielders, making them a formidable opponent in every match.

Coached by experienced professionals, the team emphasizes player development, focusing on honing technical skills, tactical awareness, and physical fitness. The Boeun Sangmu Women also prioritize community engagement, inspiring young girls to pursue their passion for soccer and promoting the sport at the grassroots level.

Competing in the top tiers of women’s soccer, the Boeun Sangmu Women aim for championship titles while building a legacy of excellence and empowerment. With a passionate fan base cheering them on, the team embodies the spirit of determination and resilience, making them a proud representative of Boeun and a beacon of inspiration for aspiring athletes everywhere.