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The National Semi-professional Football Championship (Korean: 전국실업축구선수권대회) was an annual competition contested between South Korean semi-professional football clubs from 1991 to 2002. It was the league cup of the National Semi-professional Football League (South Korea), and was also known as the predecessor of the Korea National League Championship.

Founded1991
Abolished2002
RegionSouth Korea
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National Semipro Football Championship
Organiser(s)National Semipro League
Founded1991
Abolished2002
RegionSouth Korea
Most championshipsIndustrial Bank of Korea
(3 titles)
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Results

Finals

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Titles by club

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ClubChampionsRunners-up Seasons won
Industrial Bank of Korea 3 0 1992, 1994, 1997
Kookmin Bank 2 3 1993, 1996
Sangmu FC 2 1 1999, 2001
Hanil Life Insurance 1 2 1998
Gangneung City 1 2 2000
Seoul Trust Bank 1 1 1991
E-Land Puma 1 1 1995
Hyundai Mipo Dockyard 1 0 2002
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Awards

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Season Best Player Top goalscorer Ref.
1991
Jo Chang-geun (Seoul Trust Bank) Hwang Deuk-ha (Hallelujah FC, 4 goals) [1]
1992
Jo Jeong-ho (Industrial Bank of Korea) Seo Hyo-won [ko] (Industrial Bank of Korea, 7 goals) [2]
1993
Hwang Gwang-soon (Kookmin Bank) Baek Hyeong-jin (Kookmin Bank, 3 goals) [3]
1994 Yoo Dong-woo (Industrial Bank of Korea) Park Doo-jeong (Industrial Bank of Korea, ? goals)
Lee Gwang-cheol (E-Land Puma, ? goals)
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1995
Kim Doo-ham [ko] (E-Land Puma) Lee Woo-hyung (Kookmin Bank, 3 goals) [5]
1996
Lee Hyeon-cheol (Kookmin Bank) Hwang Gwang-soon (Kookmin Bank, 2 goals) [6]
1997
Choi Dong-sik (Industrial Bank of Korea) Park Nam-yeol (Sangmu FC, 4 goals) [13]
1998
Kim Chang-han (Hanil Life Insurance) Unknown [13]
1999
Noh Tae-gyeong [ko] (Sangmu FC) Baek Byeong-joo (Gangneung City, ? goals) [13]
2000
Park Hyo-jin [ko] (Gangneung City) Park Seong-woon (Gangneung City, 4 goals) [13]
2001
Jang Sang-won (Sangmu FC) Kim Hong-gi [ko] (Korean Police, 5 goals) [13]
2002
Kim Young-gi [ko] (Hyundai Mipo Dockyard) Ahn Hong-min [ko] (Gangneung City, 6 goals) [13]
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