At 23:00 on the evening of February 6, Beijing time, the semifinals of the Asian Cup were rekindled, with South Korea facing Jordan.
This match is not just a football matchup, but also a battle of honor between West and East Asian teams.
Before the game, the focus was on South Korea, who were hailed as favourites to win the tournament, while Jordan were seen as dark horses.
However, in this much-anticipated match, the result was unexpected.
In the first half, South Korea's key player Son Heung-min's offside goal sparked controversy, which also became a turning point in the game.
Despite Cho Hyun-woo's repeated attempts to save the day on the goal line, South Korea failed to capitalise on the opportunity to rewrite the scoreline.
Jordan showed a strong attacking presence in the opening stages, with their players running like the wind on the pitch, putting pressure on South Korea's backline.
Entering the second half, the Jordanian team continued to maintain a strong offensive posture.
In the 53rd minute, Park Yong-woo lost possession of the ball in defense, Tamari quickly sent a delicate pass after breaking the ball, and Neimat picked up the ball and scored the goal to open the scoring for Jordan.
This goal not only upset the balance on the field, but also put the South Korean team in a difficult situation.
Just 13 minutes later, Tamari was in full swing again, sprinting in the middle and calmly slotting home from an empty net to make it 2-0.
At the end of the match, Jordan defeated South Korea with a score of 2-0 and successfully advanced to the Asian Cup final.
The victory meant a lot for the Jordan team, who proved with their quality and fighting spirit that they are not dark horses, but one of the strongest teams in Asian football.
South Korea, on the other hand, suffered a Waterloo in this match, and their strength and form did not meet expectations and missed the final.
Looking back at this match, the defeat of the South Korean team was not accidental. They lacked enough fighting spirit and team spirit in the game, and the cooperation between the players also appeared to be rusty.
The Jordanian team, on the other hand, showed tenacious fighting spirit and excellent technical and tactical skills, and they proved with their strength that there is no absolute difference between strength and weakness on the football field, and only hard work and hard work can achieve victory.
Jordan have proven themselves to be one of the strongest teams in Asian football with their performances, while South Korea will need to reflect on their performances and rediscover their fighting spirit and team spirit.