South Korea’s women’s national football team beat Hong Kong 6-0 in a qualifying round for the Asian Football Confederation(AFC) Women’s Asian Cup.
 
Cho So-hyun scored two penalties against Hong Kong in a Group B qualifying match held at the Kim Il-Sung Stadium in Pyongyang on Sunday, leaving South Korea in second place in the five-team group, which includes North Korea, Uzbekistan and India.
 
With two victories and a draw, South Korea is three points behind North Korea, which has secured 10 points from their four matches. Uzbekistan is third with six points. 
 
South Korea must win their final match against Uzbekistan on Tuesday by two goals to finish top of their group and secure a place in the Asian Cup being held in Jordan next year.