Game detail: 17 Apr 2013, South Korea - Japan

17 Apr 2013, 12:30 | Regular season | Sport arena Budapest

South Korea

5-6

Japan

Periods:
Shots:

0-1
(13-10)

3-3
(22-9)

2-2
(10-5)

Total: 45-24

Referees: Maxim Sidorenko (BLR), Pascal St Jacques (CAN) | Spectators: 625

11:02	\|	away	\|	PPG	\|	0-1	\|	Takahito Suzuki (Takuma Kawai, Aaron Keller)
28:02	\|	home	\|	PPG	\|	1-1	\|	Ki Sung Kim (Brock Radunske, Dong Hwan Kim)
29:57	\|	away	\|	PPG	\|	1-2	\|	Shuhei Kuji (Aaron Keller, Go Tanaka)
31:16	\|	home	\|		\|	2-2	\|	Sang Hoon Shin (Woo Sang Park, Yong Jun Lee)
33:30	\|	away	\|	PPG	\|	2-3	\|	Takuma Kawai (Go Tanaka, Shuhei Kuji)
34:05	\|	away	\|		\|	2-4	\|	Kohei Mitamura (Hiroshi Sato, Yosuke Haga)
36:36	\|	home	\|	PP2	\|	3-4	\|	Brock Radunske (Sang Wook Kim, Ki Sung Kim)
44:30	\|	home	\|		\|	4-4	\|	Sang Woo Shin (Min Ho Cho, Sang Wook Kim)
45:11	\|	away	\|		\|	4-5	\|	Makoto Kawashima (Yuto Osawa)
45:56	\|	home	\|		\|	5-5	\|	Woo Young Kim (Yong Jun Lee, Woo Sang Park)
50:30	\|	away	\|		\|	5-6	\|	Aaron Keller (Kenta Takagi, Hiroshi Sato)

South Korea

Japan

Name		G		A		PIM		+/-
Hyun Min Ahn	\|		\|		\|	2	\|
Min Ho Cho	\|		\|	1	\|		\|	1
Dong Hwan Kim	\|		\|	1	\|		\|	1
Hyeok Kim	\|		\|		\|		\|
Ki Sung Kim	\|	1	\|	1	\|		\|
Sang Wook Kim	\|		\|	2	\|		\|
Won Jung Kim	\|		\|		\|		\|
Woo Young Kim	\|	1	\|		\|		\|
Yoon Hwan Kim	\|		\|		\|		\|	-1
Tae An Kwon	\|		\|		\|		\|
Don Ku Lee	\|		\|		\|		\|
Yong Jun Lee	\|		\|	2	\|		\|	-1
Hyon Ho Oh	\|		\|		\|	4	\|
Woo Sang Park	\|		\|	2	\|		\|
Brock Radunske	\|	1	\|	1	\|		\|	-1
Sang Hoon Shin	\|	1	\|		\|		\|
Sang Woo Shin	\|	1	\|		\|		\|	1
Ji Man Yoon	\|		\|		\|		\|
Kyung Won Yoon	\|		\|		\|	4	\|

Name		G		A		PIM		+/-
Yosuke Haga	\|		\|	1	\|		\|
Ryo Hashimoto	\|		\|		\|		\|	-1
Takuma Kawai	\|	1	\|	1	\|	4	\|	-1
Makoto Kawashima	\|	1	\|		\|		\|
Aaron Keller	\|	1	\|	2	\|		\|	1
Shuhei Kuji	\|	1	\|	1	\|		\|	-1
Kohei Mitamura	\|	1	\|		\|		\|	2
Naoto Mizuuchi	\|		\|		\|		\|
Yuto Osawa	\|		\|	1	\|		\|
Kazumasa Sasaki	\|		\|		\|		\|
Hiroshi Sato	\|		\|	2	\|		\|	1
Takahito Suzuki	\|	1	\|		\|		\|
Kenta Takagi	\|		\|	1	\|		\|
Seiji Takahashi	\|		\|		\|	2	\|	-1
Go Tanaka	\|		\|	2	\|	4	\|	-1
Ryo Tanaka	\|		\|		\|		\|
Hiroki Ueno	\|		\|		\|		\|	1
Kotaro Yamada	\|		\|		\|		\|
Takuro Yamashita	\|		\|		\|	2	\|
Shinya Yanadori	\|		\|		\|	4	\|

South Korea

Japan

Name		SA		GA		MIN		%
Hyun Seung Eum	\|	24	\|	6	\|	59:00	\|	75.00
Sung Je Park	\|		\|		\|		\|

Name		SA		GA		MIN		%
Yutaka Fukufuji	\|	45	\|	5	\|	60:00	\|	88.89
Michikazu Hata	\|		\|		\|		\|

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