Can we find a one-top solution in Bangkok on the 26th, the Korean soccer that drew with Thailand?
Korea 1-1 Thailand
It is no exaggeration to say that Thailand was not an object of comparison, not only the difference in overall shooting records of "25 in Korea and 6 in Thailand," but also the ball occupancy rate 78.5 percent in Korea, 21.5 percent in Thailand, and the pass success rate 90.9 percent in Korea and 70.9 percent in Thailand. However, we only scored one goal with eight effective shots, and Thailand produced a valuable result of one goal and one point with only two effective shots. The game place was definitely Seoul, but our players failed to draw their home advantage and added another inefficient soccer case.
The South Korean men's soccer team, led by head coach Hwang Sun-hong, drew 1-1 against Thailand in Group C of the second qualifying round for the FIFA World Cup at Seoul World Cup Stadium at 8 p.m. on the 21st Thursday, making it impossible to guarantee the top spot in the group.
I'm worried about the Bangkok game on the 26th
Korean players, who were determined to completely win in front of 64,912 players, could not help but feel difficulty in solving the game against Thailand, which formed a block of double defense. The opponent team Thailand was not the team it used to be during the King's Cup.
A little more than eight minutes after the start of the game, our players had a dizzying experience first. Baek Seung-ho's mistake in appearing as a defensive midfielder in a national team uniform after a long time was on the verge of losing a point. After receiving a counterattack pass from Thai ace Chanatip Songkrasin, goaltender Supachai Chayed aimed for the top right corner of the goal with a right foot kick. Cho Hyun-woo's goalkeeper flew to his left and managed to hit the ball, so he could take a breather.
And our players, who were unilaterally attacking, scored captain Son Heung-min's left-footed goal in the 42nd minute. After receiving a through pass from Jung Woo-young, Son Heung-min rushed into the cut-back cross that Lee Jae-seong bent with his left foot right in front of the left end row and laid it low with his left foot.
Since we ran one goal first before the end of the first half, our soccer fans expected more goals in the second half, but they accepted the disappointing result of losing two points in the end. In the 62nd minute, Thai right fullback Nicholas Mikkelsen's missed right-footed diagonal shot rolled to the left, but Sufarat Muehanta, who came in as a substitute three minutes ago, slipped and scored a left-footed equalizer. Our defenders, including goalkeeper Cho Hyun-woo, insisted on Muehanta's off-side position, but even on the slow screen, Muehanta's position was on the on-side.
In fact, our players definitely had a chance to score an additional goal before being hit with an equalizer, but they bowed their heads because the finish was not more delicate. Jung Woo-young, who received Lee Jae-sung's pass in the 53rd minute, thought he would score an additional goal with a left-footed, no-mark mid-range shot, but Thailand's goalkeeper Patiwat Kammai blew himself up and pushed the ball slightly up and hit the crossbar.
In the 68th minute, Son Heung-min's left-footed additional goal went into the Thai goal, but left fullback Kim Jin-soo ran too quickly and was caught in an off-side trap. In response, our players crossed for Cho Kyu-sung, a long-legged striker who came in as a substitute until almost seven minutes of extra time, but they were unable to stretch their spirits as they were blocked by Thailand's double defense.
Prior to that, Joo Min-kyu, who set the record for the oldest A-match debut 33 years and 343 days with the start of the game, played until 62 minutes, but the more delicate finish to save his linked play did not continue.
It is difficult for Son Heung-min to handle the linked play with Joo Min-kyu alone due to Thailand's double defense. When Son Heung-min is presented as a free roll and Joo Min-kyu as a linked striker, an anomalous tactic is needed in which a third person penetrates the empty space. Considering Hwang Hee-chan is out due to injury, it is our team's homework to visit Rajamangala Stadium in Bangkok at 9:30 p.m. next Tuesday 26th to see which of Lee Jae-sung, Lee Kang-in, or Jung Woo-young will be used as an unpredictable third person.
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It is no exaggeration to say that Thailand was not an object of comparison, not only the difference in overall shooting records of "25 in Korea and 6 in Thailand," but also the ball occupancy rate 78.5 percent in Korea, 21.5 percent in Thailand, and the pass success rate 90.9 percent in Korea and 70.9 percent in Thailand. However, we only scored one goal with eight effective shots, and Thailand produced a valuable result of one goal and one point with only two effective shots. The game place was definitely Seoul, but our players failed to draw their home advantage and added another inefficient soccer case.
The South Korean men's soccer team, led by head coach Hwang Sun-hong, drew 1-1 against Thailand in Group C of the second qualifying round for the FIFA World Cup at Seoul World Cup Stadium at 8 p.m. on the 21st Thursday, making it impossible to guarantee the top spot in the group.
I'm worried about the Bangkok game on the 26th
Korean players, who were determined to completely win in front of 64,912 players, could not help but feel difficulty in solving the game against Thailand, which formed a block of double defense. The opponent team Thailand was not the team it used to be during the King's Cup.
A little more than eight minutes after the start of the game, our players had a dizzying experience first. Baek Seung-ho's mistake in appearing as a defensive midfielder in a national team uniform after a long time was on the verge of losing a point. After receiving a counterattack pass from Thai ace Chanatip Songkrasin, goaltender Supachai Chayed aimed for the top right corner of the goal with a right foot kick. Cho Hyun-woo's goalkeeper flew to his left and managed to hit the ball, so he could take a breather.
And our players, who were unilaterally attacking, scored captain Son Heung-min's left-footed goal in the 42nd minute. After receiving a through pass from Jung Woo-young, Son Heung-min rushed into the cut-back cross that Lee Jae-seong bent with his left foot right in front of the left end row and laid it low with his left foot.
Since we ran one goal first before the end of the first half, our soccer fans expected more goals in the second half, but they accepted the disappointing result of losing two points in the end. In the 62nd minute, Thai right fullback Nicholas Mikkelsen's missed right-footed diagonal shot rolled to the left, but Sufarat Muehanta, who came in as a substitute three minutes ago, slipped and scored a left-footed equalizer. Our defenders, including goalkeeper Cho Hyun-woo, insisted on Muehanta's off-side position, but even on the slow screen, Muehanta's position was on the on-side.
In fact, our players definitely had a chance to score an additional goal before being hit with an equalizer, but they bowed their heads because the finish was not more delicate. Jung Woo-young, who received Lee Jae-sung's pass in the 53rd minute, thought he would score an additional goal with a left-footed, no-mark mid-range shot, but Thailand's goalkeeper Patiwat Kammai blew himself up and pushed the ball slightly up and hit the crossbar.
In the 68th minute, Son Heung-min's left-footed additional goal went into the Thai goal, but left fullback Kim Jin-soo ran too quickly and was caught in an off-side trap. In response, our players crossed for Cho Kyu-sung, a long-legged striker who came in as a substitute until almost seven minutes of extra time, but they were unable to stretch their spirits as they were blocked by Thailand's double defense.
Prior to that, Joo Min-kyu, who set the record for the oldest A-match debut 33 years and 343 days with the start of the game, played until 62 minutes, but the more delicate finish to save his linked play did not continue.
It is difficult for Son Heung-min to handle the linked play with Joo Min-kyu alone due to Thailand's double defense. When Son Heung-min is presented as a free roll and Joo Min-kyu as a linked striker, an anomalous tactic is needed in which a third person penetrates the empty space. Considering Hwang Hee-chan is out due to injury, it is our team's homework to visit Rajamangala Stadium in Bangkok at 9:30 p.m. next Tuesday 26th to see which of Lee Jae-sung, Lee Kang-in, or Jung Woo-young will be used as an unpredictable third person.
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