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South Korea's U23 National Olympic penalty shootout lost to Indonesia 12-13

author:Xiao Ling talks about sports

"It's a shame!" may be a true portrayal of many Korean football fans after watching the U23 Asian Cup quarterfinals. In this high-profile match, the South Korean U23 Olympic team lost to the Indonesian team with a score of 12-13 in the penalty shootout, missed the semi-finals, and also lost the qualification to enter the Paris Olympics. The result of this match not only shocked the Korean football community, but also shocked football fans around the world.

Looking back at the whole game, the performance of the South Korean team was not without merit. They beat the United Arab Emirates, China Olympic and Japan in successive matches to top the group, showing strong strength and consistent form. However, in this contest with the Indonesian team, they seem to have lost their former prestige and allowed their opponents to seize their chances.

South Korea's U23 National Olympic penalty shootout lost to Indonesia 12-13

The process of the competition can be described as twists and turns. In regulation time, the two sides played hard, and the score was tight. Although the South Korean team has a stronger overall strength, it also does not seem to have much to do in the face of the stubborn resistance of the Indonesian team. After going into extra time, the two sides still failed to break the deadlock, and the game was dragged into a brutal penalty shootout.

The penalty shoot-out is a key moment to test the mental quality and technical ability of the players. However, the players of the South Korean team did not seem to be fully prepared for this game. They missed a number of penalties in the first few rounds, giving Indonesia a gradual advantage. Although the South Korean team also tried to catch up with the score later, they still lost 12-13 in the end.

The defeat in this game was undoubtedly a huge blow for South Korean football. As one of the powerhouses of Asian football, South Korea has always been the favorite to win major tournaments. However, in this game, they lost to a relatively weak Indonesian team, which is undoubtedly a huge shame.

South Korea's U23 National Olympic penalty shootout lost to Indonesia 12-13

For the players of the South Korean team, the defeat in this game was undoubtedly a heavy blow. They put in a lot of effort in the tournament but were unable to achieve victory in the end. This sense of loss and frustration can have a certain impact on their future careers.

However, we should also be aware that the game of football is inherently full of variables and uncertainties. A loss in a game does not fully represent the strength and level of a team. Although South Korea lost in this game, the quality and form they showed in their previous matches are still worthy of recognition.

At the same time, we should also give some encouragement and support to the Korean team. Football is a team sport that requires players to trust and support each other. In this game, the players of the South Korean team have done their best, and what they need is more understanding and encouragement, not too much accusation and criticism.

South Korea's U23 National Olympic penalty shootout lost to Indonesia 12-13

The victory in this match was undoubtedly a huge surprise for the Indonesian team. They showed tenacity and excellent technical and tactical ability in the game, successfully defeating strong opponents. The victory not only earned them a place to qualify for the Paris Olympics, but also earned them more respect and recognition in international football.

Overall, although the South Korean U23 Olympic team's penalty shootout defeat to Indonesia was unexpected and disappointing, it also showed us the charm and uncertainty of the football game. In the days ahead, we expect the Korean team to learn from the lessons learned, adjust their form, bounce back and be fully prepared for the upcoming competitions. At the same time, we also hope that the Indonesian team can continue to maintain this good form and contribute more to the development of Asian football.

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