Park makes long trip worthwhile
Midfielder scored during another busy international break for Albion players.
Bruce Talbot
Park scored against New Zealand for South Korea.
Park scored against New Zealand for South Korea.
While Katie Robinson was making her England seniors debut, several of her Albion team-mates were also on international duty during the latest break.
South Korean pair Geummin Lee and Yee-un Park travelled all the way to New Zealand for a pair of friendlies against one of the hosts of next year’s World Cup, and Park scored the equaliser in the second fixture in Auckland on Tuesday which finished 1-1. Lee played in both games with the first encounter in Christchurch last Friday ending in a 1-0 victory for the South Koreans.
Emma Kullberg and Julia Zigiotti also clocked up the air miles with Sweden losing 4-0 against the other World Cup hosts Australia in front of 22,000 fans in Melbourne.
Elisabeth Terland was an unused sub in Norway’s 2-1 loss to Brazil and Tuesday’s 1-1 draw against the Lionesses, when Robinson came off the bench to make her England debut. Similarly, Meg Walsh was not called upon by Ireland in their 4-0 friendly win over Morocco although the Albion keeper did play 90 minutes in a behind-closed doors game for Ireland last week.
Vea Sarri played and scored in both games for Greece as they beat Cyprus 4-0 and 1-0 in two friendlies in Athens.
At under-23 level, Poppy Pattinson and Jorja Fox were part of the England team which beat Netherlands 2-0 at Walsall’s Poundland Stadium last Thursday. Pattinson also started Monday’s 2-0 defeat to Norway while Fox came off the bench in the second half.

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