
AFC Women's Champions League
The teams meet in the semi-finals at Suwon Sports Complex on Wednesday with both players optimistic of their respective chances.
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Forward Kim, who scored in the 3-0 quarter-final win against Vietnam’s Ho Chi Minh City Women’s FC, said there is a feeling of confidence in the Naegohyang camp.
“It’s the semi-final and we will try our best,” said Kim. “As the captain and attacker in the team, I am looking forward to bringing victory to the team.
“The atmosphere in the team is very positive. We are all ready to push ourselves to the limits in order to achieve victory.”
“It’s the semi-final and we will try our best,” said Kim. “As the captain and attacker in the team, I am looking forward to bringing victory to the team.
“The atmosphere in the team is very positive. We are all ready to push ourselves to the limits in order to achieve victory.”

Veteran Ji is adamant that Suwon will raise their game against Naegohyang, with the two teams having met in the group stage with the side from DPR Korea winning 3-0.
"I've watched Naegohyang matches and their players are the same level of their national team,” said the 35-year-old Ji. “However we are also a good team.
“It will be a tough game, it will be a physical game and we have to be ready to adapt to whatever the game situation requires.”
"I've watched Naegohyang matches and their players are the same level of their national team,” said the 35-year-old Ji. “However we are also a good team.
“It will be a tough game, it will be a physical game and we have to be ready to adapt to whatever the game situation requires.”
