Hong Kong have been unable to shake off South Korea in the A5N in the past two years, losing 43-22 in Ansan last year and 21-19 at Hong Kong Football Club in 2012. Victory over the Koreans this year is vital for any World Cup dream. Photo: David Wong/HKFC
Hong Kong have been unable to shake off South Korea in the A5N in the past two years, losing 43-22 in Ansan last year and 21-19 at Hong Kong Football Club in 2012. Victory over the Koreans this year is vital for any World Cup dream. Photo: David Wong/HKFC
Alvin Sallay
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World Cup dream wipes away headache

Alvin Sallay
Alvin Sallay

Updated: 4:18pm, 15 Nov, 2014

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Hong Kong have been unable to shake off South Korea in the A5N in the past two years, losing 43-22 in Ansan last year and 21-19 at Hong Kong Football Club in 2012. Victory over the Koreans this year is vital for any World Cup dream. Photo: David Wong/HKFC
Hong Kong have been unable to shake off South Korea in the A5N in the past two years, losing 43-22 in Ansan last year and 21-19 at Hong Kong Football Club in 2012. Victory over the Koreans this year is vital for any World Cup dream. Photo: David Wong/HKFC
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