He not only achieved the result but also displayed performance. Balance was the answer.
South Korea defeated Singapore 7-0 in its fifth Group C match of the Asian qualifying round for the 2026 North-Central America World Cup at the National Stadium in Singapore on Tuesday (Korea time). South Korea, which added three more points, confirmed its advance to the third qualifying round.
South Korea showed a whopping seven goals on the day. He scored two goals in the first half to find room. In the 9th minute of the first half, Lee Kang-in gave the lead with a first goal following a brilliant individual skill. In the 20th minute of the first half, Joo Min-kyu made it 2-0 with an additional header goal.
In the second half, he scored five goals and had a goal feast. He scored as many as three goals from the 8th to 11th minutes of the second half. Son Heung-min scored multiple goals with two powerful right-footed shots, and Lee Kang-in also added one more goal after receiving a pass from Joo Min-kyu. Bae Joon-ho and Hwang Hee-chan, who entered as substitutes in the 34th and 36th minutes of the second half, scored consecutive goals, making the score 7-0.
It wasn’t just a good result. He overwhelmed his opponent from the beginning of the game until just before the end of the second half. Based on his high possession rate of more than 70 percent, he drove his opponent in and beat him all the time, and Korea’s attack progressed smoothly. Most of the scores came from team play, not from a player’s individual ability. The crisis only came for a while after the first goal. The header of the opponent’s striker Iksan Pandey was the only threat, but Cho calmly defended it. After that, there were few dangerous situations.
The balance was largely revived. Jung Woo-young is at the center of it. Jung Woo-young, who returned to the national team for the first time in a year and three months since March last year, helped build up the team with stable performance even though he returned after a long time. Jung Woo-young, Hwang In-beom, Lee Jae-sung, and Joo Min-kyu held the spine line firmly, and on the side, Son Heung-min and Lee Kang-in shook the opponent with their personal abilities. The pass went smoothly as the distance between the players was maintained well throughout the game.
This balance was missing under coach Jurgen Klinsmann. Manager Klinsmann was largely to blame for failing to properly position Park Yong-woo, who excluded Jung Woo-young and selected him. South Korea, whose balance disappeared, lost its power in the midfield and relied only on individual players’ abilities such as Lee Kang-in and Son Heung-min. It was not easy to meet the weak team at too wide intervals. Even in the game where there was a great victory, the game was frustrating until the first goal. It was the result of relying on individual abilities, not well-balanced team play. 업소알바
This match proved that complicated tactics are not necessary. If you balance yourself, you can display this level of performance against weak players. Even if you are not an excellent cook, you can create a good taste if you can use good ingredients in the right place.