Translation resultHong Myung-bo’s South Korea men’s national team will play a friendly against Trinidad and Tobago on the 31st (Korea Standard Time) at the South Field of Smith Fieldhouse in Provo, Utah. It’s one of two friendlies scheduled during the team’s Utah camp. South Korea forwent domestic warm-ups and sent an advance party to the U.S. on the 18th, establishing camp at a training facility in the Salt Lake City area. The matches serve as preparation for the first and second group-stage games.
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