South Korea is going to enter the Asian Cup final tonight? The most amazing thing is Klinsmann's speech before the game! Let's keep a low profile

It is widely expected that South Korea can beat Jordan and even reach the final without going into extra time again. In reality, however, this is not the case. In previous competitions, it has always been a big hit. There are matches that have already been fulfilled in this tournament, and the Japanese team was upset in the quarter-finals, and was beaten 1-2 in regular time. It seemed to be strong enough, but it was never able to continue scoring, and there was a penalty foul at the last moment. Japan, as the No. 1 in Asia, failed to advance to the semi-finals, which shows that this tournament is by no means as simple as everyone expected.

The South Korean team is certainly very strong, with a number of foreign stars such as Son Heung-min and Lee Gang-in, and they are all hot figures. But they have made it through two consecutive knockout games and have failed to settle the battle within 90 minutes of the regular season. In the 1/8 finals, the South Korean team relied on Cho Gyu-sung's header in the 99th minute to complete the equalizer, 1-1 dragged into extra time, and then the penalty shootout decided the winner. In the 1/4 finals, the South Korean team once again completed a shocking reversal. This time in the 94th minute, Son Heung-min made a penalty to send his team 1-1 into extra time, and then scored from a free kick to turn the game 2-1 in extra time. Narrowly escaped 2 consecutive games from death, which also makes people feel that this tournament is by no means so simple.

Speaking of Jordan, after a 2-2 draw with South Korea in the group stage, it is clear that they are not an absolute underdog. Although Jordan has not taken advantage of South Korea historically, the tournament has always depended on the state of the field, as well as the referee's decision, and there are too many factors that can change.

Before the game, Jordan coach Amuta looked ahead to the game and clearly hoped to capitalise on South Korea's mistakes and achieve victory. The South Korean team is strong and mentally strong, but it is not invincible.

Klinsmann's pre-match remarks made people complain: looking forward to this semi-final, although it will be difficult. Everyone is working hard to prepare for the final, and then we need to qualify for the final and finish the championship. The more intense the game, the more relaxed and comfortable the team will be, and although we can't be sure that the battle will be resolved in 90 minutes, we will try to achieve the goal. Argentina were also under pressure at the World Cup, trying to settle the battle within 90 minutes.

I hope Klinsmann will save some character! The previous two knockout games were almost out, and they all relied on stars to survive, so they should keep a low profile at this time.

At 23 o'clock on February 6, the first semi-final was staged. Will South Korea and Iran, as the strongest teams in existence, be able to meet in the finals?