The K League All-Star Game is an annual association football exhibition match organised by the South Korean K League. The inaugural match was held in 1991.
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1991
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1992
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Blue Dragon team consisted of native Korean players, and White Tiger team consisted of foreign players.
1995
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Selected for the All-Star Team to replace Seo Jung-won, originally selected.
1997
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1998
More information Central, 2–6 ...
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1999
More information Central, 7–3 ...
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2000
More information Central, 2–3 ...
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2001
More information Central, 1–2 ...
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2002
More information Central, 6–1 ...
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2003
More information Central, 1–4 ...
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2004
More information Central, 4–2 ...
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2005
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2006
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2007
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2013
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Most Valuable Player:
Koo Ja-cheol |
Match rules
- 70 minutes (35 minutes each half)
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2015
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Most Valuable Player:
Yeom Ki-hun |
Match rules
- 70 minutes (35 minutes each half)
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2008
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2009
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2010
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Most Valuable Player:
Lionel Messi
Assistant referees:
Jung Hae-sang
Kim Yong-soo
Fourth official:
Kim Jong-hyuk |
Selected for the All-Star Team to replace Kim Dong-jin, originally selected.[18]
2012
This match was held to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the 2002 FIFA World Cup, which South Korea hosted.
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Most Valuable Player:
Lee Dong-gook
Assistant referees:
Kim Kye-soo
Kim Hyun-goo
Fourth official:
Song Min-seok |
Match rules
- 70 minutes (35 minutes each half)
- No extra-time and penalty shootout
- No limit on substitutions (Team 2002)
- For Team 2002, be allowed re-substitutions
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2014
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2017
This game is the first all-star game to be held outside South Korea.[21]
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Selected for the All-Star Team to replace Choi Hyo-jin, originally selected.[22] Selected for the All-Star Team to replace Hwang Il-su, originally selected.[25]
2019
The friendly match against Juventus was hosted by South Korean sports agency TheFasta on 26 July 2019.[27] The K League Federation defined that this match wasn't official All-Star Game, but they cooperated to accomplish the match.[28] It was scheduled to kick-off at 20:00, but it was delayed for 50 minutes because Juventus players and staff arrived late at the stadium.[29] This match caused controversy in South Korea due to Cristiano Ronaldo who disdained the contract by refusing the signing event and sitting on the bench throughout the game.[30][31]
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2023
Coupang hosted Atlético Madrid's friendlies against K League All-Stars and Manchester City.[37]
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2024
Coupang hosted Tottenham Hotspur's friendlies against K League All-Stars and Bayern Munich.[40]
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