Soccer Highlights
In an intense soccer duel, the Koreans showed their strength. 1-0 in the 34th minute when Lee Young-joon scored a spectacular long range goal to break the deadlock. In the second half, Korea scored again in the 50th minute to make the score 2-0. Although Malaysia recovered a goal, Korea quickly returned the favor to make the score 3-1. 69th minute, Malaysia scored again to make the score 2-3. However, Korea didn't stop there and scored two goals in 74th and 81st minutes. 88th minute, Korea took advantage of the penalty kicks to seal the victory 6-2. 6-2.
With this victory, South Korea won their third consecutive match and climbed to nine points to lead the group, becoming the fourth team to qualify after Japan, Qatar and Jordan. Malaysia, with four points, are locked into second place in the group and will have to wait for the final standings of the other second-placed teams in the group.
For the Chinese team, Korea's victory is a blessing in disguise. With Malaysia having lost and dropping below 4 points, even if China ends up losing to Saudi Arabia, they will still be able to finish ahead of Malaysia with higher points.
It is worth mentioning that there are currently 10 second place teams in the group with 3 points, and even if they win in the final round, they will not be able to overtake the Chinese team. Coupled with the fact that Malaysia has 4 points, this undoubtedly provides a guarantee for China to advance to the final round. As long as the Chinese team gets 7 points in this round of matches, they can
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