On February 7, Beijing time, the men's Asian Cup entered the semi-finals, with Jordan facing South Korea. Due to the ban of three players, Jordan's strength in this game is weakened compared to the group stage, but South Korea's Kim Min-jae is also banned, and the South Korean team has played two more overtime, so Jordan also has a bit of an advantage in terms of fitness.
South Korea have a clear advantage in terms of technique, fitness and tactics, while Jordan have repeatedly caused problems for their opponents with their tenacious willpower and excellent counter-attacking ability. South Korea have a slightly higher win rate than Jordan in past matches, but that doesn't mean Jordan doesn't have a chance to emerge victorious in this one.
As far as the recent situation of the two sides is concerned, the Jordanian team's current results have greatly exceeded expectations and become a dark horse full of color, while the South Korean team has gone through a series of battles and has a very large physical exertion.
According to Korean media analysis, this game will be very difficult for the South Korean team, the main central defender Kim Min-jae is suspended due to the accumulation of yellow cards, and the referee Hassan is also one of the potential variables, according to statistics, the referee has officiated a total of 43 games in his career, showing 155 yellow cards, and is known for abusing yellow cards.
In the 4th minute, Rushdan suddenly threw a cold arrow outside the penalty area, and Cho Hyun-woo flew to save the ball. One minute later, Haddadi shot again from 30 yards out from outside the penalty area, but failed to hit the goal. During the game, the camera showed Beckham, who originally went to Doha to watch the game.
In the 15th minute, Huang Renfan brought down Tamari with a tackle, and the referee showed a yellow card warning.
In the 18th minute, Tamari was cut off with the ball, but Kim Young-kwon's backfield was not far away, Rawabid met the ball and shot hard, and Cho Hyun-woo flew to save the ball.
In the 19th minute, Son Heung-min scored, but the offside position was invalid in the first goal.
In the 29th minute, Xue Yingyou fell to the ground in the penalty area, but looking back at the Jordanian player did not foul, the referee first awarded a penalty, and then canceled the penalty after checking the VAR.
South Korea drew 0-0 with Jordan in the first half. In the first half, South Korea had 60% possession and Jordan led 12-4 in shots on goal.
In terms of possession, South Korea reached 60% and Jordan 40%. In terms of shots on goal, Jordan had 12 shots on goal with 4 on target, while South Korea had 4 shots on goal with no shots on target. In terms of pass success rate, the South Korean team is 83% and the Jordan team is 74%.
In addition, South Korea had six fouls and Jordan had only one, with both sides receiving one yellow card each. In terms of corners, Jordan won 2 corners and South Korea won 1. Among them, Cho Hyun-woo was the best, with 4 saves, 3 of which were shots from the opponent in the penalty area, and when Cho Hyun-woo blocked the ball with his face, a South Korean football anchor said, "It's sad to watch."
In the 33rd minute, Kim Tae-hwan made a cross from the right side, Lee Gang-in's barb failed, and Lee hit the post and popped up when he jumped to the top of the adult fish.
In the 42nd minute, Nemat forced a breakthrough and stabbed the outside instep of his foot, and Cho Hyun-woo flew to save the ball.
In the 53rd minute, Jordan's Abdullah hit a goal, and in the 66th minute, Atamari also managed to score
Leading South Korea 2-0, and in the second half, South Korea was powerless, it was difficult to fall behind by two goals, and the psychological pressure was also great.