A dramatic equalizer in the 39th minute of the second half. It was enough to cheer Korean fans, who were nervous at a 1-2 loss due to losing the match.
However, players should not have done so. With Lee already having a 10-11 numerical inferiority battle, Korea will be at a disadvantage if it takes too long.
However, players were so happy about the equalizer that they were busy celebrating the event. The Korean soccer team did not even score a goal against Brazil, but wasted unnecessary time celebrating the event by scoring a goal against Indonesia, which had never lost. It was the moment to see why seniors failed to advance to the Olympic finals, which they had played for nine consecutive times.
South Korea’s U-23 national soccer team, led by head coach Hwang Sun-hong, was eliminated from the quarterfinals by losing 10-11 in a penalty shootout after finishing 2-2 in the regular time against Indonesia in the 2024 Asian Football Confederation (AFC) U-23 Asian quarterfinals at Abdullah bin Khalifa Stadium in Doha, Qatar, at 2:30 a.m. on the 26th (Korea time).
South Korea, which was being dragged after giving up the lead, allowed the first goal in the 15th minute of the first half when Raphael Strike’s right-footed shot from the left half space just outside the box came out of defense when Indonesia’s long-range shot hit the defense.
South Korea, which was dangerous after giving up many chances to Indonesia after losing a point, scored a lucky equalizer in the 45th minute when striker Um Ji-sung’s diving header pass from the right side of the net deflected off the defense and led to an own goal.
However, Ando also stopped the striker by delaying the ball to the goalkeeper in an ordinary long ball three minutes after the first half’s extra time, and the ball bounced vaguely, and Indonesia took the lead again with a left-footed shot in the box, ending the first half.
In the 25th minute of the second half, 토토사이트 South Korea’s key striker Lee Young-joon stepped on the opponent’s foot and was directly sent off, but South Korea’s Jung Sang-bin, who took over the pass Hong Yoon-sang gave after dribbling in the 39th minute of the second half, calmly looked at the opposite net from the left half space in the box and made a dramatic 2-2 equalizer with a low right-footed shot, driving the game to extra time.
South Korea, which endured overtime without losing a point, failed to advance to the Olympic finals after losing 10-11 in a close match to the 12th kicker in the penalty shootout.