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- 90'+7
The game is over
South Korea won back CH Czech 2-1, thanks to the goals of Hwang In-boom and Oh Hyeon-gyu.
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The second round has six minutes of time
At the third minute offset, Michal Sadilek had a chance to end the point in the empty world. But the shot from a distance of about 15 metres did not make it difficult for the goalkeeper Kim Seung-gyu.
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- 87'
CH Czech rise high
European Representatives almost reconciled. Another strong right-wing throw from CH Czech's right-wing pitch creates hurricanes. The ball was struck head-to-head in the chaos area ahead of the city, reaching for Hlozek's location in the far column. The Czech Preliminary had enough time and space to end the finish, but the goalkeeper Kim Seung-gyu excelled to save the loss on the point. In the audience, the Czech legend Pavel Nedved does not hide anxiety.
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- Eighty.
Korean lead 2-1
South Korea deploys the ostractball in the right corridor before Hwang In-beom exhibits remarkable tenacity. The quarterback had just scored a few minutes earlier trying to track the border line and then released the perfect ball into the Czech CH.
The ball passes the goal frame, placing enemy defense in a passive position. From the back of the ice up, the protagonist enters the site instead of the Oh Hyeon-gyu rushing in like a tornado and skates the neighbour, throwing the ball to the net from only a few meters away.
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- 78'
Soucek puts the ball in the net
Soucek struck his head off with Korean net after the penalty from left wing, but the goal was not recognized for his superiority. West Guard Ham misses the clarinet after celebrating the goal in a 360-degree style of rotation.
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- Seventy.
Son Heung-min leaves the field
Right after the Korean Reconstruction table, Coach Hong Myung-bo immediately replaced them.
Captain Son Heung-min was withdrawn after having had an explosive match on the line. His replacement was the protagonist Oh Hyeon-gyu, the protagonist whose body and the ability to argue better in the final stages of the game.
At the same time, Eom Ji-sung was also thrown into the courtyard to increase speed and mutations in border attack situations. This may be a sign that South Korea wants to maintain the level of taping and the sharpness in the state transitions, rather than being content with the score. After finding the suitable table, Asian representatives still want to aim for more than one point.
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#1 for Korea
The table came in quickly, and it was the perfect reward for what Korea had shown.
Hwang In-beom, the centre of every pitch, quietly entered the void, this time in the inner hall on the left, before taking the subtle stint from the teammate Lee Kang-in.
The quarterback Feyenoorord led the ball into the forbidden round and threw the author as if preparing the finish with his left leg. Instead, he unexpectedly pulled the ball back, causing a series of Czech rear guard lines to slip and fall to the field in an attempt to stop him.
When the gap opens, Hwang gently puts his right foot on the ball towards the far corner. The shot was not strong, even the ball rolled slowly, but the orbit was too dangerous to make Kovar's goalkeeper just stand by and watch the ball slowly cross the line.
 finished turning into a table on Estadio Akron Field, Zapopan, Mexico on 12/6. Image: R*euters
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- 59'
Krejci score for CH Czech
From Coulal's strong throw, Captain Krejci ice hits the head from a distance of about 6 meters, opening the score for CH Czech. Korea, the team that finished the finish to 12 times - four times more CH Czechs, took the rule that often saw in football, paid dearly after missing many opportunities.
CH Czech again proves the danger in fixed situations. In the 2026 World Cup category, half of their table came from the "dead ball" (11 goals).
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The Czech CHman welcomes the goal on Estadio Akron, Zapopan, Mexico on 12/6. Image: R**euters
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Son Heung-min faces
South Korea deploys a model midway coordination. Hwang In-beom passes to Lee Jae-sung, before this quarterback pokes the subtle slot to Son Heung-min ice down facing. The South Korean captain is about to finish at the edge of the 5-and-a-half-foot, but the goalkeeper Matej Kovar rushes out extremely fast, narrows the angle and stops it with the "Star-style" who once made the brand of the legendary Peter Schmeichel.
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- Fifty minutes.
Korea misses again
The Czech CH defense line backs too deep and is barely exerting pressure on the middle Korean line, which facilitates patient opponents to coordinate through each classpressing. After a depletion, Hwang In-beom suddenly penetrated the gap behind the quarterback line and cross the corner from the edge of the ban.
The finish wasn't too dangerous but it was hard enough to force Matej Kovar's goalkeeper to drop the holder. Still, this was not the perfect treatment of the Czech temple guard. Instead of catching or pushing the ball away from the danger zone, he could only punch the ball in front of the city.
Lee Jae-sung immediately rushed into the backstone in a skater position, expecting to open the score for Korea. However, Kovar was in time to correct the mistake with excellent reflexs, closing the corner and having the second consecutive loss to keep the net clean for the home team. This is one of the most dangerous situations Korea has created since the beginning of the battle.
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