HONG Myung-Bo

Lee Woon-Jae, Choi Jin-Cheul (56 Lee Min-Sung), Hong Myung-Bo (c - 80 Seol Ki-Hyeon), Kim Tae-Young, Song Chong-Gug,

Park Ji-Sung, Yoo Sang-Chul, Lee Young-Pyo, Cha Du-Ri, Hwang Sun-Hong (51 Ahn Jung-Hwan), Lee Chun-Soo

Lee Woon-Jae, Yoo Sang-Chul (2nd c), Hong Myung-Bo (c - 46 Kim Tae-Young), Lee Min-Sung, Song Chong-Gug,

Park Ji-Sung, Lee Young-Pyo, Lee Eul-Young (65 Cha Du-Ri), Seol Ki-Hyeon (79 Choi Tae-Uk), Ahn Jung-Hwan, Lee Chun-Soo.

Lee Woon-Jae, Choi Jin-Cheul, Hong Myung-Bo (c -85 Cha Du-Ri), Kim Tae-Young (65 Hwang Sun-Hong),

Song Chong-Gug, Kim Nam-Il (70 Lee Chun-Soo), Park Ji-Sung, Yoo Sang-Chul (2nd c), Lee Young-Pyo, Ahn Jung-Hwan, Seol Ki-Hyeon

Lee Woon-Jae, Choi Jin-Cheul, Hong Myung-Bo (c), Kim Tae-Young (90 Hwang Sun-Hong), Song Chong-Gug,

Kim Nam-Il (32 Lee Eul-Young), Park Ji-Sung, Yoo Sang-Chul (61 Lee Chun-Soo), Lee Young-Pyo, Ahn Jung-Hwan, Seol Ki-Hyeon.

SOUTH KOREA 2:0 POLAND (1:0) Hwang Sun-Hong, Yoo Sang-Chul (04.06.02 Busan - 48, 760)

 South Korean former footballer  Hong Myung-Bo who, along with Cha Bum-Kun, is often considered one of the greatest Asian footballers of all time. Hong was a member of the Korean national team in four World Cups, and was the first Asian player to play in four consecutive World Cup final tournaments.

Hong often played as a centre-back but also played at the full-back position. He was often touted to be the best sweeper in Asia at that time. He was often cited as the "Korean Libero" by the media due to his ability to play deep into the midfield and strike a long distance ball. He retired as a player following the end of the 2004 Major League Soccer season, having finished his career with the Los Angeles Galaxy. He was chosen among the "FIFA 100", Pelé's selection of the 125 greatest living footballers in the world.

He was also the recipient of the 2002 FIFA World Cup Bronze Ball. 

2002 World Cup.

Hong captained the Korean national team to a historic fourth place finish in the 2002 World Cup. He scored the winning penalty to secure a 5–3 shootout victory in the quarter final against Spain after a goalless draw. The Technical Study Group voted him as the third best player of the tournament (Bronze Ball award), the first ever Asian to be named in the top 3 players in a World Cup. Leader of the Korean defensive trio alongside Kim Tae-Young and Choi Jin-Cheul, he ended his international career after the 2002 World Cup as the all-time leader in appearances for the South Korean national team, with 135 caps.