South Korea has overcome China ‘kung fu soccer’

South Korea has overcome China ‘kung fu soccer’.

Hwang Sun-hong’s South Korea U-23 team defeated the China U-23 team 2-0 on Sunday at the Abdullah Bin Khalifa Stadium in Doha, Qatar, in the second Group B match of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) U-23 Asian Cup and the final Asian qualifying tournament for the 2024 Paris Olympics, behind back-to-back goals from Lee Young-joon. South Korea has won two straight. South Korea will play Japan in their final group game at 10 p.m. on Aug. 22.

These are two teams in 180-degree opposite moods. South Korea defeated the United Arab Emirates (UAE) 1-0 in the first round. Lee Young-joon scored a dramatic goal just before the end of regulation to secure the win. China, on the other hand, lost to Japan 0-1 in the first round. China had the “numerical advantage” due to a Japanese sending off, but couldn’t score a goal.

China turned things around against South Korea. China’s Sohu.com said, “The second game is the fate of the tournament. It’s a showdown with South Korea. 안전놀이터 If China doesn’t win, they may be eliminated from the group stage. As China was on the brink, it was expected that they would pull out all the stops, including rough play and unorthodox tactics. In particular, China plays a rough style of soccer known as Shaolin soccer. In fact, South Korea has had a history of nasty injuries against China.

As expected, China came out with a rough game.

In the fourth minute of the first half, Abdouwerri elbowed Cho Hyun-taek. Cho Hyun-taek fell to the ground and complained of pain. He gestured to the bench that he had been pushed with his elbow. But there was no card. In the sixth minute of the first half, Uhm Ji Sung was pushed by an opponent during a contest and fell heavily. A minute later, Paik Sang-hoon went down after being pushed by Duan Duz.

Once South Korea took the lead, China’s defense stepped up. South Korea took a 1-0 lead in the 34th minute on a goal by Lee Young-joon. China responded in the 40th minute when Abdouweri made a rough tackle on Byun Junsu. The referee showed him a yellow card.

It didn’t end there. In the 12th minute of the second half, Kim Jung-hoon was hit by Xu Wen-neng while blocking an attack. Luckily, Kim shook off the pain and got up. 카지노사이트 추천 China continued to be unruly until the end. Lee Young-joon was knocked down in the 44th minute and Hwang Jae-won in stoppage time. China committed 20 fouls on the day. That was twice as many as South Korea (10). There were four yellow cards. South Korea overcame China’s “kung fu soccer” to secure the win.