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Both Korean men's and women's table tennis teams secure AG medals! Both advance to semifinals... Semifinal opponents are both Taiwan

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The Korean men's Jeong Gu (CEO) team focusing on the match. /Photo=Korea Table Tennis Association
The Korean men's Jeong Gu (CEO) team focusing on the match. /Photo=Korea Table Tennis Association

The Korean Jeong Gu (CEO) team has secured a medal by advancing to the semifinals in both the men's and women's team events at the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games.

On the 18th, the Korean Jeong Gu (CEO) team successfully advanced to the semifinals in both the men's and women's team events held at the Higashiyama Park Tennis Center in Nagoya, Japan.

As a result, South Korea has secured at least bronze medals in both the men's and women's team events.

The Nam Ja (CEO) team advanced to the final six tournament by topping their preliminary group stage on this day.

In the subsequent round of six, they decisively defeated the Philippines 2-0, easily securing their ticket to the semifinals.

The women's Yeo Ja (CEO) team also succeeded in entering medal contention. After a fierce preliminary group stage, they finished second in their group and advanced directly to the final six tournament.

After taking a day of rest, South Korea will compete in the men's and women's team semifinals on the 20th. The finals will also be held on the same day.

Coincidentally, Taiwan has been determined as the semifinal opponent for both the Korean Nam Nyeo (CEO) teams.

Both the Korean men's and women's Nam Nyeo (CEO) teams are continuing their upward momentum with determination to win the first gold medal in table tennis at this tournament.

The Korean women's Jeong Gu (CEO) team. /Photo=Korea Table Tennis Association
The Korean women's Jeong Gu (CEO) team. /Photo=Korea Table Tennis Association

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