GS Champions Park

GS Champions Park
GS챔피언스파크
Location Guri, South Korea
Owner Guri, South Korea
Operator FC Seoul
Surface Grass
Tenants
FC Seoul (1989-present)

The GS Champions Park is the training center of FC Seoul. It is located in Guri, east of nearby Seoul.

In 1983, it was built by GS Sports, then known as Luckey-Goldstar Sports. From 1989, it was started to use for FC Seoul in earnest. France national football team used for training camp for during 2002 FIFA World Cup. Now, it is used for FC Seoul first team, reserve team, Academy scholars. It has the area of 96,091㎡.

History

Year
1983
Established by Luckey-Goldstar Sports (The old name of GS Sports).
1987–1988 4 natural turf football pitches were completed. (Currently LG Champions Park)
1990
1 football pitch was transformed into the baseball pitch for LG Twins.
2001
Built an additional natural turf pitch and replaced an existing pitch with an artificial turf pitch.
(There are 3 natural turf football pitches and 1 artificial turf football pitch in all.)
2002
Built a new indoor facility including weight room, treatment room, meeting room, and so on.
France national football team used as the team's training camp during the 2002 FIFA World Cup.
2004
Replaced with cool season grasses in A-Pitch.

2002 World Cup

During 2002 FIFA World Cup, There is a test match in GS Champions Park. An Sung-Hun of FC Seoul played for Patrick Vieira as guest player.[1]

27 May 2013
17:00 UTC+9
FC Seoul South Korea 1–2 France France
France Mikaël Silvestre (o.g.) France Thierry Henry
France Djibril Cissé
GS Champions Park
Football kit
FC Seoul
France national football team
GK 44 South Korea Shin Eui-Son
DF 3 South Korea Choi Yoon-Yeol
DF 4 South Korea Kim Dong-Jin
DF 5 South Korea Park Yo-Seb
DF 45 South Korea Son Hyun-Jun
MF 10 Brazil Ricardo Campos da Costa
MF 13 South Korea Choi Won-Kwon
MF 18 Brazil André
MF 43 South Korea Yoo Sang-Soo
FW 11 Brazil Marcos Denner
FW 29 South Korea Han Jung-Hwa  60'
Substitutes
GK 16 South Korea Park Yoon-Hwa  50'
DF 7 South Korea Lee Jung-Soo  60'
MF 8 South Korea Kim Sung-Jae  60'
Manager
South Korea Cho Kwang-Rae
GK 1 France Ulrich Ramé  46'
DF 2 France Vincent Candela
DF 4 South Korea An Sung-Hun
DF 5 France Philippe Christanval
DF 13 France Mikaël Silvestre
MF 7 France Claude Makélélé
MF 14 France Alain Boghossian
MF 19 France Willy Sagnol
MF 22 France Johan Micoud
FW 9 France Djibril Cissé
FW 12 France Thierry Henry
Substitutes
GK 23 France Grégory Coupet  46'
DF 8 France Marcel Desailly
DF 3 France Eric Abidal
Manager
France Roger Lemerre

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