Myung Rye-Hyun

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Myung Rye-Hyun (Korean: 명례현; born 14 April 1926) is a North Korean football (soccer) player and manager.

He was the manager of the Korea DPR national football team in the 1966 FIFA World Cup,^[1] when they became the first Asian team to reach the second round of the World Cup.

References

↑ http://www.fifa.com/worldcup/archive/edition=26/teams/team=43821.html

v t e North Korea squad – 1966 FIFA World Cup

1 Lee Chang‑Myung 2 Pak Li‑Sup 3 Shin Yung‑Kyoo 4 Kang Bong‑Chil 5 Lim Zoong‑Sun 6 Im Seung‑Hwi 7 Pak Doo‑Ik 8 Pak Seung‑Zin (c) 9 Lee Keun‑Hak 10 Kang Ryong‑Woon 11 Han Bong‑Zin 12 Kim Seung‑Il 13 Oh Yoon‑Kyung 14 Ha Jung‑Won 15 Yang Seung‑Kook 16 Li Dong‑Woon 17 Kim Bong‑Hwan 18 Ke Seung‑Woon 19 Kim Yung‑Kil 20 Ryoo Chang‑Kil 21 An Se‑Bok 22 Li Chi‑An Coach: Myung Rye‑Hyun

v t e North Korea national football team – managers

Myung Rye-Hyun (1966) Pál Csernai (1993–1994) Yun Jong-Su (2004–2005) Kim Jong-Hun (2007–2010) Jo Tong-Sop (2010–2011) Yun Jong-Su (2011–)

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Name	Myung Rye-Hyun
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Short description	Footballer
Date of birth	14 April 1926
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