FIFA Women's World Cup: Colombia beat South Korea
FIFA Women's World Cup: Colombia beat South Korea
Casey Yu-jin Phair made World Cup history Tuesday in Sydney, Australia.
Casey Yu-jin Phair made World Cup history Tuesday in Sydney, Australia.
Phair entered South Korea’s 2-0 loss to Colombia in the 77th minute in the country’s first game at the World Cup this month.
Phair entered South Korea’s 2-0 loss to Colombia in the 77th minute in the country’s first game at the World Cup this month.
At 16 years old, that officially made Phair the youngest to ever take the pitch at a women’s World Cup.
At 16 years old, that officially made Phair the youngest to ever take the pitch at a women’s World Cup.
The previous record belonged to Nigeria’s Ifeanyi Chiejine.
The previous record belonged to Nigeria’s Ifeanyi Chiejine.
Phair beat that mark by just eight days.
Phair beat that mark by just eight days.
Colombia took a 2-0 lead before halftime Tuesday and ran away with the match.
Colombia took a 2-0 lead before halftime Tuesday and ran away with the match.
South Korea will take on Morocco next on Saturday before playing a final game in Group H against Germany next week.
South Korea will take on Morocco next on Saturday before playing a final game in Group H against Germany next week.