0-1 Australia!95 minutes later, Son Heung-min scored two goals and South Korea reversed 2-1 to advance to the semi-finals
Son Heung-min scored two goals in stoppage time, and South Korea reversed Australia 2-1 to advance to the semifinals
In a thrilling Asian Cup 1/4 finals, the duel between the South Korean team and the Australian team is like a roller coaster, and the process is mysterious, exciting, and breathtaking. Australia's first-half goal was spectacular, but South Korea came back from Son Heung-min to beat Australia 2-1 to advance to the semi-finals. Son Heung-min scored from a free-kick in extra time to give South Korea a 2-1 lead over Australia.
In the first half, Australia showed great attacking power, scoring with a volley that made fans think they had won the game. However, the South Korean team was not discouraged, and in stoppage time, with only two minutes left before the end of the game, Asian brother Son Heung-min broke through the penalty area and scored a penalty kick by Hwang Hee-chan to make the score 1-1 and successfully dragged it into extra time.
In extra time, the South Korean team once again exerted its power with the superstar strength of Son Heung-min. In the 95th minute of the game, the South Korean team got a free kick opportunity, Son Heung-min stood in front of the ball, his eyes were firm, and a strong aura permeated the entire stadium. With his kick of the moon scimitar, the ball went straight into the corner, and South Korea led Australia 2-1. This stroke of genius made the fans boiling and excited.
The victory of this game can be said to be well deserved by the Korean team. They showed a strong physical advantage in the game, especially in extra-time, when the Australian players had obvious fitness problems, and many technical moves could not keep up, creating opportunities for the South Korean team. In addition, the star tactics of the Korean team also played a huge role. Son Heung-min and Hwang Hee-chan, two world-class stars, teamed up to stage a comeback, which made people see the strength of their individual abilities.
On the other hand, the Australian team, although the first half scored a brilliant goal, lacked decisive players at key moments. In extra time, they were clearly unable to compete with South Korea and eventually lost.
This match speaks volumes about the uncertainty and excitement of a football match. With Son Heung-min's stunning performance, the South Korean team successfully reversed Australia to advance to the semifinals. The Australian team, although defeated, also showed its strength. This game is undoubtedly a feast of technique and physical fitness, which is endlessly memorable.
South Korea's victory brought them one step closer to winning the Asian Cup. Next, they will continue to challenge themselves in the competition and strive for better results. The Australian team, on the other hand, needs to sum up the lessons of this competition and strive to achieve better results in future competitions.
In short, this game is like a climactic drama that makes people's blood boil. That's the beauty of football, it's always hard to guess, but it's also addictive. I look forward to the South Korean team continuing to create miracles in the next games, and I wish the Australian team better results in the future.
