South Korea Vs. Iran - Full Highlights [ International Friendly 2010 ]

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FULL Highlights of the International Friendly match between the national teams of South Korea and Iran at Seoul World Cup Stadium.

Date: Tuesday 7 September 2010
Result: 0-1
Goal Scorer: 35′ [0-1] Masoud Shojaei

PFDC Match Report:
Iran beats archrival South Korea in Seoul

PFDC - SEOUL, Iran celebrated a 1-0 away victory over the Asian archrival South Korea in Seoul on Tuesday. Iran goalkeeper Mehdi Rahmati was named as "Man of the match".

Afshin Ghotbi again chose a 4-3-3 formation, unlike the 2-0 victory against China last friday, Osasuna midfielder Masoud Shojaei and Sepahan's Ehsan Hajsafi returned to the starting line-up.

South Korea started to play very aggressively and were close to take the lead in the third minute after a terrible blunder of Iran's central defender Hadi Aghili. Iran goalie Mehdi Rahmati saved the shot of the Korean striker from close range.

After 15 minutes the Iranian football national team was able to assume control of the match. The Koreans were focused on their defense while the Iranians started to intensify their attacking game.

Osasuna's Javad Nekounam (14', 38') and Malavan's Pejman Nouri (30') had good opportunities for Iran. On the other side Manchester United's Park Ji-sung tried to fool defender Jalal Hosseini in the penalty area, the 28-year old was able to deflect his shot to the endline.

Again it was Park who had a golden chance in the penalty area after a nice cross pass by Park Chu-young but the right-wing defender Nosrati blocked his shot (32').

The South Korean defense was perhaps impressed by Hadi Aghili's miserable performance today as Iran midfielder Pejman Nouri could intercept a disastrous return pass from a Korean defender and easily served Masoud Shojaei who had no problems to lob the ball over the Korean goalie into an empty goal (36').

Second Half - same problem as usual

Striker Karim Ansarifard who came in for the injured Gholami, had the biggest opportunity to ensure Iran's first victory in South Korea after many years. Teymourian benefited from a failure in the Korean rearguard and served the unmarked Ansarifard who wasted a real 1000%er amateurishly.

In further consequence South Korea played more offensively-minded and with more dynamism. Monaco's Park Chu-young had a nice chance to equalize, his shot was saved by the outstanding Mehdi Rahmati. His freekick several minutes later missed the goal.

Iran's attacking game completely vanished. South Korea tried to increase the pressure on Iran's rearguard but the Iranians were either lucky or the host was simply not smart enough to break through their defense.

Four minutes into the extra-time the Koreans again failed to score the equalizer. Iran clearly showed a sign of life after two important friendly victories. Especially the brilliant win against South Korea should increase the self-confidence of Team Melli ahead of the 2011 Asian Cup in Qatar.

Afshin Ghotbi succeeded in temporarily silencing his strongest critics. In fact the majority of the supporters didn't expect to see their favorites returning from the East-Asia tour without conceding a goal despite a weak defense.

Iran goali Mehdi Rahmati was named as "man of the match" after the final whistle.


South Korea - Iran 0-1 (0-1)
Friendly, Seoul

Goal:
0-1 Masoud Shojaei (36'/assist by P. Nouri)

Iran: Rahmati - Nosrati, Hosseini, Aghili, Hajsafi - P. Nouri (84' Omranzadeh), Nekounam, Teymourian - Rezaei (78' Khalatbari), Shojaei (94' Noroozi) - Gholami (36' Ansarifard)

booked:
Hadi Aghili (34')
Mohammad Nosrati (81')
Andranik Teymourian (95')

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  • iran,japan,s korea,australia r very good in asia just fuck all arabic team

  • Iran defeating Korea in Seoul? Uhmm, that tastes good haha.

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  • ..... Dude this was a fucking friendly. Cho called up oversea players just for a meaningless friendly. Congrats to Iran for their victory. They played well in this match.

  • @Azadi1111234 come on dude...no derogative term !

  • all this chinks have inferiority complex

    they all want to be white and western so they olor their hair orange, blue, green etc lmfao

    

  • Bad passing this time.

  • @2009xellos He is Korean. I am going to remove my posts on this video, because I think they have been destructive and not productive. I hope nobody get offended. Football is football and by the end of the day we are all the same :)

  • @rouzbeh61 Sony is a Japanese company, TheSonyPSVita isn't even Korean, what have we said to offend you in the first place?

  • @rouzbeh61 So? Japan has won only 13 times vs Korea in history, tied 22 times, BUT LOST 40 times. We now have like 4 EPL players, although Park Ji Sung (Manchester United) decided to retire, he can return at any time, CY Lee (Bolton), CY Park (Arsenal), Ji Dong Won (Sunderland)

    and K-league owned/owns other Asian leagues big time at the Asian Champions League in 2009, 2010, 2011. We'll be winning 3 times in a row. With 3 teams (Seoul, Suwon, Jeonbuk) having qualified up to the quarterfinals.

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