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Kwon Hah-nul of South Korea, center, challenges Yumi Uetsuji, left, and Mina Tanaka, right, of Japan during their soccer match of the Women s East Asian Cup 2015 in Wuhan city, central China s Hubei province, 4 August 2015. South Korea beat Japan 2-1 at the Women s East Asian Cup in Wuhan on Tuesday (4 August 2015), giving the team their second victory in the ongoing tournament after they defeated China on Saturday. The first half saw Japan in the lead with a goal from Emi Nakajima, but South Korea came back in the second half when captain Cho So-Hyun equalised in the 54th minute. Midfielder Jeon Ga-Eul then sealed the team s fate during three minutes of injury time. South Korea beat Japan 2-1 in Women s East Asian Cup 20150804_28326