Where to watch USWNT vs South Korea double-header in October 2019

Topics: TV Schedules, USWNT, South Korea, International Friendly

The USWNT will be in action twice over the next few days against South Korea. Live Soccer TV's match preview provides match facts, team news, and global broadcast listings for the USWNT's double header against South Korea.

Preview: USWNT vs South Korea

The USWNT come into this game having cruised to comfortable back to back wins against Portugal during which they kept clean sheets in both matches. In fact, the Stars and Stripes haven't conceded a goal since beating England 2-1 during the World Cup semi-finals back in July. Since then, they've outscore their opponents by 12-0, and are naturally the heavy favourites to come out on top when they take on South Korea in a double-header over the next couple of days.

Jill Ellis's ladies have lost just once since the start of 2019, during a friendly match against France in January during which they were defeated 3-1. Other from that, the only blips on an otherwise stellar record were two draws to Japan and England during the SheBelieves Cup in February and March, and since then, they've been on a simply outstanding 16-match winning streak. That includes their 13-0 mauling of minnows Thailand at this summer's World Cup, which set a tournament record in the process, and

South Korea, by contrast, endured a very frustrating World Cup. The Taegeuk Ladies lost all three of their group stage matches and were left bitterly disappointed. Matchday one saw them humiliated as they were crushsed 4-0 by hosts France, and they had hoped to at least rebound against Nigeria, but ended up losing that game 2-0, before slumping to a 2-1 defeat to Norway on matchday three.

Match facts: USWNT vs South Korea

All 11 meetings between the two sides have taken place in the USA
The Stars and Stripes have never lost to Korea (W9 D2)
The U.S. Women are unbeaten on home soil over its last 34 matches (W29 D5)
The last loss at home was July 27, 2017 (1-0 vs Australia)
Their 16 match winning streak is the third longest in team history (two behind the 18 set between July 25, 1990 – May 25, 1991)

Team news: USWNT vs South Korea

USWNT: No new injuries for the hosts.

South Korea: The visitors currently have an interim coach, former player Hwang Insun, in charge after the abrupt resignation of Choi Incheul following allegations of abuse of players. Choi had been hired after the World Cup tournament, but resigned in early September after being accused of mistreating several players on the team back in 2010 and 2011 during his time as coach.