South Korea performed their coronary heart out in a Group H match towards Ghana earlier than happening 2-3 in a pulsating encounter on Monday. Mohammed Kudus scored twice as Ghana saved their World Cup hopes alive and depart Paulo Bento’s aspect going through an early exit. Mohammed Salisu opened the scoring towards the run of play halfway by means of the primary half at Education City Stadium and Ajax midfielder Kudus doubled the Black Stars’ lead. But the Asian aspect, who appeared toothless within the first half, roared again after the break, pulling degree by means of a quickfire double from ahead Cho Gue-sung both aspect of the hour mark.

Ghana appeared shell-shocked because the Korean followers celebrated wildly however they have been again in entrance within the 68th minute when Kudus completed calmly on the again put up after Inaki Williams failed to attach with a cross from the left. The end result takes Ghana into second in Group H on three factors.

The South Koreans have been upset after the loss. In a video, that’s doing the spherical on social media, their star participant and captain Son Heung-min could possibly be seen crying when a member of the Ghana teaching workers takes a selfie with him. However, one other member of the Ghana workers tells him to cease.

Ghana Coaching workers taking a selfie with Son Heung Min whereas he was crying after that recreation towards Ghana.

South Koreans will not like this one pic.twitter.com/ftgxDtrKkM

— Statman Diligent Ali (@alidiligent39) November 28, 2022

South Korea have only one level, gained of their opening 0-0 draw towards Uruguay.

“It was emotional, ups and downs,” stated Ghana coach Otto Addo, who admitted South Korea have been dominant initially of the match and gave his crew large issues after the break.

“At the end we were a bit lucky but this is football,” he added. “Against Portugal we were unlucky and now we’re lucky and we’re really, really happy that our passionate fight got rewarded.”

With AFP inputs

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