South Korea
AET
2
:
1
vs
HT 0 : 1
FT 1 : 1
Italy
South Korea
AET
2
:
1
vs
HT 0 : 1
FT 1 : 1
Italy
- Kick Off at 11:30 (GMT) on 18th June, 2002
- The referee for this match is Byron Moreno
- This match had attendance of 38588 fans
- This is a match in World Cup - World Cup 1/8 finals, 1/8, Season 2002
- South Korea
- Goals
- Seol (88')
- Ahn (117')
- Cards
- Kim (17')
- Song (80')
- Lee (99')
- Choi (115')
- Italy
- Goals
- Vieri (18')
- Cards
- Coco (4')
- Totti (22')
- Tommasi (55')
- Zanetti (60')
- Totti (103')
Full lineups: South Korea vs Italy
South Korea
Starting XI
- 1. Woon-Jae Lee
- 3. Myung-Bo Hong
- 5. Nam-Il Kim
- 4. Tae-Young Kim
- 7. Chong-Gug Song
- 21. Ji-Sung Park
- 8. Sang-Chul Yoo
- 12. Young-Pyo Lee
- 11. Jung-Hwan Ahn
- 9. Ki-Hyeon Seol
- 20. Jin-Cheul Choi
Substitutes
- Young-Min Hyun
- Sung-Yong Choi
- Tae-Uk Choi
- Byung-Ji Kim
- Eul-Yong Lee
- Chun-Soo Lee
- Min-Sung Lee
- 22. Du-Ri Cha
- Jong-Hwan Yoon
- 15. Sun-Hong Hwang
- Eun-Sung Choi
- Yong-Soo Choi
Coach
- Guus Hiddink
Italy
Starting XI
- 1. Gianluigi Buffon
- 4. Francesco Coco
- 2. Christian Panucci
- 3. Paolo Maldini
- 15. Mark Iuliano
- 19. Gianluca Zambrotta
- 6. Cristiano Zanetti
- 17. Damiano Tommasi
- 10. Francesco Totti
- 7. Alessandro Del Piero
- 21. Christian Vieri
Substitutes
- 8. Gennaro Gattuso
- 9. Filippo Inzaghi
- Cristiano Doni
- Christian Abbiati
- Alessandro Nesta
- Luigi Di Biagio
- 16. Angelo Di Livio
- Marco Delvecchio
- Vincenzo Montella
- Francesco Toldo
- 23. Marco Materazzi
Coach
- Giovanni Trapattoni
This should be in place of the video posted here. It is much more fair to both Italy and Korea.
You can see Italy going in extremely deep with tackles, pushing and roughing up players, hitting a Korean player's face (Coco broke his nose and he had to wear a mask for the rest of the tournament), and missing chances.
Totti is seen using elbows, Coco uses breaks a player's nose and keeps on trying extremely deep tackles that don't touch the ball. If you watch the video, you can see that Italian players are given fair foul advantages throughout the game. Even the part where the Korean player is elbowing Del Pierro, if you watch the real highlights, you see that Del Pierro was the one who was pulling on his shirt and the player has a bloody nose..
this should be in place of the video posted here. It is much more fair to both Italy and Korea.
You can see Italy going in extremely deep with tackles, pushing and roughing up players, hitting a Korean player's face (Coco broke his nose and he had to wear a mask for the rest of the tournament), and missing chances. Italy definitely was the team that was creating aggressive tension throughout the game. Korean players, after their player's nose broke, became tired of Italy's aggressiveness and started to fight back. The video posted on Fotmob deliberately edited only the parts where Korean players fought back. This video should be taken down. It's malicious propaganda against Korean soccer.
This should be in place of the video posted here. It is much more fair to both Italy and Korea.
You can see Italy going in extremely deep with tackles, pushing and roughing up players, hitting a Korean player's face (Coco broke his nose and he had to wear a mask for the rest of the tournament), and missing chances.
Totti is seen using elbows, Coco uses breaks a player's nose and keeps on trying extremely deep tackles that don't touch the ball. If you watch the video, you can see that Italian players are given fair foul advantages throughout the game.
The video posted on Fotmob deliberately edited only the parts where Korean players fought back. This video should be taken down. It's malicious propaganda against Korean soccer. Please don't fall for this.
During overtime, Korea dominated the match because the players had more energy left compared to the Italians. Italy brought this game upon themselves. I hope that they can stop being sore about this loss since they won the World Cup in the following years.